Mainly because we get to see Sawyer's inner turmoil and the shame and the regret and honestly the embarrassment of knowing can be better and knowing that it's just one fucking thing why can't i do this one goddamn thing i'm such a worthless piece of and then you hear his driving and we hear the conversation he has with himself and it's a conversation that i think a lot of people both who struggle with mobility and those who struggle with doubt confidence whatever you want It's an allegory for the things that we think should be so easy, and we don't give ourselves enough credit to erase.

You know, I've gone into the books of part one, part two.

It'll happen in part two of part one for me.

You know, because of how quick the turnaround was from the recording that I got cast, I had not finished reading that book when I first had to report it.

And I was not happy with my performance on the first part.

And the fans were very confused, too.

And I knew how the industry would play when I got the opportunity to finish the book.

knows? Inflammation of the brain.

Yes.

And it's, it's when he's describing...

It's a sentence that ends, "In a quiet, in the quiet city," or, "the quiet town of Aretusa beneath us." That whole section, it's just, I f- That was the first time, and it was towards the end of that process 'cause it was the narration, I really sat back, and I was like, it's, he just, it's all for her.

Everything for everything for her, and I just, I don't know.

If everyone gets back to that section, it's a beautiful section of the narration, both in the, in the text as well.

Anything that's gonna describe landscape is, an author is gonna get, like, high points from me.

I spent a lot of time in the South, and, like, people in the South, they know that land very well.

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