And so you can imagine, as he is now victorious, the senators are worried. They're like, you know, this guy, if he comes back to Rome, he might have too much power. And he might have too much power to do the things that we, especially the conservatives, don't want him to do, you know, this land redistribution and all of the things like that. And so they tell him, in 50 BCE, so this is 50 BCE, let me circle that, in 50 BCE, they tell him to leave his pro-consul position, disband his army, and return to Rome. Now, Julius Caesar's thinking to himself, wait, you know, I just did all of this. I might be, you know, these people are afraid of me. If I go without my title, without my army, who knows what they're gonna do to me when I go back to Rome.