All right. This is one of those moments where I come on here and I ask you for your help because I have this whole idea for a thing that I want to talk about.

And it's really interesting.

It's going to make for this really nifty, tiny little, like, and then likewise.

And you're all going to be what?

It's so good.

But I can't remember what movie it is.

It's a motif.

It's not just in one movie, but I just saw a movie. Hi, I'm Matt, by the way. This is a 10-minute Bible Hour podcast. This is your first time. Sometimes you just turn on the microphone and we start talking. I just saw a movie where how you die is really important. It's like a warrior honor code kind of movie. Maybe it was the Northman, the Robert Eggers film.

He just did the remake of Nosferatu.

He did the Vivitch or the Witch a while back.

He did one called The Northman.

It might have been the Northman.

And whether it was or not, the idea in this scene is that there's a Viking or somebody

from a warrior culture and he's dead.

He's mortally wounded.

He's just not quite dead yet.

And maybe an enemy comes along and the guy's like, just give me, give me my sword.

Just give me my sword.

I can't die without my weapon in my hand.

And if I'm remembering the scene rightly, it's like the main character withholds the

sword for a minute to get maybe information or something he needs from him. Then he gives him the

sword. And the guy is like, oh, okay, there's honor in this. How I die matters. And likewise,

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