Well, right at that point, it's going to have a slope, just as the slope field shows. And as our y increases, it looks like our slope, it looks like our slope, so at this point, I should be, actually let me, let me undo that. So this, if I keep going up at this point, when y is equal to two, I should be parallel to all of these, these segments on the slope field at y is equal to two. And then it looks like the slope starts to decrease as we approach y is equal to four. And so if I had a solution that went through this point, my guess is that it would look something, and then now the slope decreases again as we approach y is equal to zero. And of course, we see that because if when y equals zero, this whole thing is zero, so our derivative's going to be zero. So a reasonable solution might look something like this.