Why don't you leave the room, then, if it makes you sad? Yeah,

that's kind of like, consider the source.

You can't even be offended by that because that's just so stupid.

That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.

After one of those things alone, I'd be like, okay,

I can't.

Go back toward the beginning.

They went to their house for the wedding weekend and she woke up early and was being loud.

I was like, "What an amazing world we're living in, where someone can put this art on screen and just make us feel collectively together." So I want to applaud you for that, but that had to be very challenging to think of how are people reacting to this, what's an emotion people might have.

Yeah.

I wanted to represent grief with that storyline.

It's just about the worst thing that could happen to anyone, is to, the possibility of a baby or want a baby, you know, have a child, and then to lose your child.

Worst thing that anyone could go through.

I went through breast cancer, and so going through treatment and stuff, and I faced mortality.

There's a lot of grief involved in that.

But how do you think that affected you before versus after in motherhood, in your storytelling? 'Cause I know you also shared about your journey th- with breast cancer on social media as well.