So King João's life in Rio was so good that even after Napoleon was defeated at the Battle of Waterloo, he just kinda stayed in Brazil. And then by 1820, the Portuguese in Portugal were like, hey, maybe you should come back and like, you know, govern us, King of Portugal. So in 1821, he reluctantly returned to Lisbon, leaving his son, Prince Pedro, behind. Meanwhile, Brazilian Creoles were organizing themselves around the idea that they were culturally different from Portugal, and they eventually formed a Brazilian party. No, Stan, not that kind of party. Come on. Yes.