Kate Scarth

She's the one who changes the most.

And we get such a, yeah, which I love as a reading.

And we just get such a sense of like Rachel Lynn and Matthew Cuthbert and Diana Barry and Aunt Josephine.

And it's as much about how Avonlea responds to Anne.

as it is about her development.

And so, yeah, so that sense of community is really important for me that, yeah, community in terms of people, but also place.

And I love like part of what I love about say Anna Green Gables or like The Five is just getting a sense of the different ways that people can live and the different ways that societies have been put together, right?

Like there's not just one way of doing it.

Yes.

Yeah.

You can just Google it.

There's a version of it in The Guardian, the UK Guardian online.

All right.

So on audio, I've been listening to Rebel of the Regency by Anne Foster, which is about the Prince Regent's wife.

And so the Prince Regent, who would have been acting as king, as regent, during some of Jane Austen's life.

So, you know, again, that real interest I have in that time period.

But the Prince Regent and his wife were estranged.

And she met all kinds of people like Napoleon, but had a very difficult time in England because she was ostracized.

And yeah, it's just she's a really interesting person who's been loved.

kind of misunderstood or not given that much attention.