To adhere to that caricature. Yes, idid. That others wanted to impose upon you. And, quite often, people from underprivileged backgrounds, they revert back to the caricature, and defiant. Kind of in a form of embracing it, they embrace it and with a form of defiance. And i tried. But, because i had no academic points of reference, i was struggling. I didnt know. I didnt know what to do. With, for instance, exploring a play about existentialism, i didnt know what existentialism was. And then, one day, ijust realised i had tojust have the humility to ask questions, to ask people who are more educated than me to explain things. And the thing is, actors are very, very generous. Are they . 0h, lovely. And, yeah, they would sit down with me and explain things. And it was. So you had to lose your embarrassment that, for example, unlike many actors, i think youd left school at 15. I left school at 15. And you tried to learn a trade. I was a printer. Yeah, i was an apprentice. I mean, not many