Anita Arnon

Thank you very much, William.

Can I ask you, Aidan, just tell us, what do you think Akhenaten's legacy is?

Okay.

Okay.

Always a good place to end it, Aidan.

Thank you so much, Professor Aidan Dodson and Akhenaten.

Gone, but not forgotten.

Amana Sunset is Aidan's brilliant book, which covers this period of time.

Highly readable.

Short, but very, not sweet.

I mean, it's quite awful stuff happens, but it's very interesting.

Thank you very much.

Our next episode.

Till the next time we meet though, it's goodbye from me, Anita Arnon.

Hello and welcome to Empire with me, Anita Arnon.

Now, Willie, last time you should remind people where we were because Simon Bolivar's story, it's true to say, it's complicated.

Now, in the first episode, I think you were slightly concerned that we were, you know, sort of fangirling maybe over him.

Well, of course, because you're perfect in every possible way.

But I think what it is, is that, you know, you do have at the beginning a very charismatic and driven young man.

He is that charismatic figure.