All in the quest for Othello?

All in the quest, well, in the quest of Othello, and a little bit of Oberon.

But, um, you know, there's certain speeches, or, like, Othello has a big speech at the beginning of the play where he's talking about his journeys and different places that he Has been to of being a possible slave, or being a slave and then his redemption thence.

And, and, and so there is something about the Mediterranean that I felt like I had to hit both sides of it.

So to be in Venice, to see its architecture, to be in the Doge Palace where that first, that scene where he's talking about his travels happened, would have happened in that building.

And to go to Cyprus to see in m- what is now the Turkish side of Cyprus, Famagusta, there is a walled city, and inside of that walled city there is a bust of Shakespeare, and right beside it is a castle that is called Othello's Castle, and Desdemona's garden's right outside.

So it was interesting to kinda like really feel the energy of what each place has to offer.

I b- I bet being an athlete, I bet being a rugby player is helping you with this.

school.

And they worked us to the bone.

Was it necessarily to get to your best work? Maybe not.

But it definitely showed me that I could do it.

Now, was there...

Was there rough treatment of people? Yes.

Was there hard things for people to overcome? Yes.

And then it seems so obvious when you've had time to look and think and not feel the pressure of, of the clock.