Mm-hmm.

And I'm, I'm, I'm playing this game where a, the main character, Lee, who has never had a child, is now forced to take care of a child.

And I've never had to take care of my little brother, but, like, there, there was one thought I always had where, when I was playing this game where I was like- But what if? What if everything went bad? Like, that, that's why it's, it's, it's, it's like such a...

Like, the game holds such an emotional weight because Lee is a very good character and extremely flawed, but he does what he has to do to keep them both alive.

And so just, just being around, like, my little brother at the time and thinking, like, "What if I was Threa?" Like, he's already dealing with everything else, and now, up, nope, he's got a kid now.

Y- y- you know, so, like, thinking of, like, your life going from one thing one moment to all of a sudden you're in charge of two people while everybody is starving.

Like, the game does a really good job of, like, making it seem like, like a really harrowing experience, but you have to take care of Clementine.

Uh, I don't care that the story doesn't branch out in 30 different directions.