So the Persians are invading by land and sea. And the Greeks have a strategy of let's try to stop them by land at Thermopylae and stop them by sea at the Strait of Artemisium, right over here. And there's some historical debate of, you know, was this a big, grand strategy to eventually try to defeat the Persians at Salamis, which eventually happens? Or were they, you know, genuinely trying to stop them there and because they couldn't, they had to retreat back to Salamis? As we'll see, that second narrative is what actually happens. Well, I guess in some level, both of those narratives happen that they are able to at least slow down the Persians at both of these places. And the Persians are eventually defeated at the Strait of Salamis.