So she's questioning the three most powerful people in the Roman Empire. She's questioning their very intention. So it does show, at least culturally, even if officially women do not have a strong role, at least these elite women do have enough comfort to be able to go to the three most powerful in the Roman Empire and stick it to them. Yeah, and this is, while this might not seem like a big deal to us now, we have to sort of avoid that comparison, like I said. And if we compare it to some other societies around the same time, this is quite remarkable for a woman to enter a public institution. And again, she is an elite woman, but let's compare it to say Athenian women, even elite women in Athens, were not likely to have any involvement in the political institutions, were a lot more likely to just remain in the private sphere, were not likely to be as educated as Roman women. And so the fact that Hortensia can actually enter into the space and be so outspoken is sort of evidence of the fact that Roman women had a degree more freedom than other women who were their contemporaries in other societies.