Emily Atack

What's that like?

Yeah, well, and people have wronged me over the years, trust me.

And this is where, without sort of lowering the tone too much, but I have forgiven people for unforgivable things that they've done to me.

And I believe that forgiveness is, it really, it's not just a cliche.

It really is something you kind of have to find in yourself in order to, you know, move on from something.

that has maybe troubled you.

And I feel like my ability to forgive has done that.

It doesn't really matter about their reaction.

I know that I've cleansed myself of that.

Growing up, I felt so lonely.

I was lonely.

And I...

And even though I was surrounded by people all the time and I was so loved, I was so lonely.

And I remember, and me and Martha and George, we bicker about this because their reality is very different.

They don't remember feeling lonely.

And they kind of go, why?

And I'm like, I don't really know how to explain it.

I just felt...

I felt lonely.

And so over the years, to me, building those connections, getting deep with people and like, even if I meet you in a toilet, you're my best friend, like forever.