00:00We spoke a lot about people that are born into the shadows of their parents, right, who are
00:04basically bred for one thing. And that is a very common thing, right, to take over the family
00:08business to do whatever. So you have these people that already didn't have an individuality and
00:13they're twins, which also takes away some individuality. And then all of a sudden they
00:17find themselves in this situation. And I think it, you know, as adults for the first time,
00:21they're seeing themselves and they're not who they thought they were. And I think that's like
00:25a really, I think a lot of people have a wake up call as an adult when all of a
00:29sudden
00:30they thought, wait, I'm not who I think I am. And like, that's a pretty scary place to find
00:36themselves in. And I think, I think Titus finds himself in a position where he's, he is so
00:42happy and this is everything he's ever wanted and more. And she's looking around going, wait
00:46a second, this isn't what I signed up for. So I think it's sort of an interesting self-realization
00:52moment for these characters. And the entitlement also adds a little bit of a poison pill to
00:58it as well. Absolutely. I think, and I think sometimes entitlement, especially when you're
01:02raised that way, that you don't understand that that's just not the way things work.
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