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Optical center. See only the good, here only the best. Okay, so we live in a world of adaptations, IP, all kinds of corporate synergy speak talk when we're talking about stories that's what we're

actually talking about we're talking about stories whether they are adapted into books

movies television video games tick talk videos however you want to look at them, they are all at the end stories.

And each story brings along sort of a long, let's say, like family members, relatives, but other b-emers would call it

canon, you know, and that's a very loose and nebulous term nowadays and it's

also a term that I think is being used wrongly in a lot of ways

and how people now view certain properties that are mixed with IP.

So actually I need to ask you we are in in this world, where everything is almost being adapted from other IP, almost everything we're seeing on television and movies and books and video games and everything has to be from some other source.

So I have to ask you, in that form of adaptation,

are you a stickler about adaptation?

Like when we're moving something from one medium to another, story are you like man I want them to stick to every single

element or do you like a little bit of a loosey-goosey in your storytelling?

Where do you find yourself lying down on that scale of accurate to the source material, wide big swings?

I'm more of a stickler for Cannon than you are, but I do think that I am more forgiving and understanding of

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