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Um, yeah, this one was one that I just fell into the first time I heard it.

I couldn't stop listening to how beautiful it was, and I think that was a great entry point, just the artistry of it.

But I also have a very personal connection to this story.

I grew up, um, hearing stories of the Ramayan and from my grandma, and it was a big, like, point of connection culturally, and so it felt, there was something that feels very, um, special and that means a lot to me to see that it is being taken seriously in the Western, um, canon and to see that people, like, there is actually a space for this.

There is a space for people who wanna hear this story, and it is a beautiful, incredible story.

So that, that's my hope for it.

Yeah, I agree with what Tad's saying.