Ancient Greece, for example.

So the thing which you're going to get bored of me saying, but I think holds the big truth in it, is you always have to ask, what is your intention? So, for example, with ancient Greece, a few years ago, there was a massive flurry of Greek retellings led by people like Madeleine Miller and Jennifer Sait.

Stephen Fry.

And that bubble was collapsing.

And then Christopher Nolan injected a $3 million marketing budget into it, thanking our Lord and Saviour, Sir Chris.

But there was a theme, there was a bubble.

And everyone who got into that world, I think, got in with very different intentions.

But what about for a fictional world? Do you grapple with the ethics of defining a fictional world where you can't go and look at ancient maps and trawl through Google? Yeah.

How did you connect in the first days of long distance? Would you kind of remotely work out with each other in some ways? I

mean, we discussed it.

I mean, I was in the gym quite regularly when Pete would be messaging me.

So he'd always be asking me about what I was training that day and what I was working towards.

And I remember he supported me virtually through my first strongman competition.

Unfortunately, he was unable to come down the weekend that it was on.

But, you know, I felt like he was there.

How do you both kind of support each other through those physique changes? And I guess, Claire, especially thinking for you, dealing with those changes, having Pete as your coach, so pushing you to meet different goals and also being your romantic partner.