And can you tell me a bit about your job? I know you work with Senator Cosgrove.

Yes, I work for Senator Nessa Cosgrove, um, as her a- administrative assistant it is, but it's more like a parliamentary assistant.

So any inquiries that come in via email or phone or a letter, anything like that, I generally respond to them first, have a chat with Nessa to see what we can do to help people.

'Cause, generally, people are coming to their elected representatives 'cause they want help.

Services might have let them down or, you know, housing is the biggest thing, um, that people face, and there's only so much that you can do to help.

But obviously, you want to really help people who find themselves in extremely difficult circumstances.

And then transport would be the next biggest thing.

It's been amazing.

I have to say.

And that would be her achieving her telos, which means her final purpose.

Aristotle, in particular, felt that every living thing in the world went through a process whereby it slowly evolved into finding its true perfection, telos.

And the telos of a woman was to be a wife.

In Athens, could they hold a job? No.

Did they have the vote? No.

Were they second-class citizens? They weren't even citizens.

How did things like poetry and sculpture evolve from the classical period to the Hellenistic period?