He'd be like, no, you two aren't getting married. You couldn't get married. So basic things like that, property rights, inheritance rights, very basic ideas that there were certain freedoms the king couldn't take away. That was lined out in the Charter of Liberties. And that's like a thousand years before this. That's 1100. So now fast forward to 1215, and these barons are looking at this line of kings who are operating under this banner of force and will, of divine right.