Angela Tomasky

as it appears.

Well, in those instances, I think it's those examples.

It's about love.

So as I mentioned before with Maximus, this fact that they can behave the way they do and there can be great distance, physical distance between the siblings.

But, you know, love is there at the end.

And that's the strongest thing.

That's the thing we remember.

Life drives us all to madness.

Well, I think it does.

I think it does.

driven me to madness anyway.

I think if we fully engage with things, if we, you know, if we really look around us at the people we love and the way that they have suffered, I think it's really, really hard to bear.

That's all really.

With Hugo?

Do you mean with Hugo?

Well, I think Maximus, you know, particularly loves Hugo.

They're obviously very close friends.

spending a lot of time together at the end and it's through Hugo that he is aware mainly of the other siblings I think often and you know Hugo has the weight of the responsibility for the family with the absent father so he wanted to be a hero early on obviously with some things that he does you know with the

The cow is in the stream.

Yes, I think he desperately wanted to be here and he desperately wanted to save the family.