Claire Donald

Oh my God.

This is like what she is finding is like what's going on there.

Damn.

But you know what's so interesting is her response to it.

She was asked about how she felt when she saw this in the documentary.

And she said, well, it was, let me tell you, it was gold.

That's the long and short of it.

You live for moments like that if you're doing a piece.

So she was like, keep it coming.

She was like, holy shit, I can't believe what I'm seeing right now.

She is like a true journalist where she can kind of like detach instead of like being like, that's heartbreaking.

And she's like, more to write about.

That's exactly right, Tess.

And like her style of writing was so revolutionary because it showed that you could write history of your own time, not as like facts and dates, but like as emotional truth.

Like her essays were reporting history.

But they also read like you were reading fiction.

Wow.

And that's like the perfect, I mean, if I may, that's kind of what we try to do here on Right Answers Mostly.

Tess, literally, when I like was really realizing that, I was like, again, if I may.

If we may, you guys.