Stephanie

Oh, wow.

Oh, wow.

Oh, wow.

Is that like her favorite color?

Is that like her favorite color?

Is that like her favorite color?

Oh, so she never really got to know him.

Oh, so she never really got to know him.

Oh, so she never really got to know him.

What? How does that even happen?

What? How does that even happen?

What? How does that even happen?

Oh, so like his the mill is his asset and he doesn't even get to own it or like his wife doesn't get to own it after his death.

Oh, so like his the mill is his asset and he doesn't even get to own it or like his wife doesn't get to own it after his death.

Oh, so like his the mill is his asset and he doesn't even get to own it or like his wife doesn't get to own it after his death.

That's so crazy.

That's so crazy.

That's so crazy.

You know, I'm starting to notice a trope here. And it's about like kind of a wealthy individual growing up, but witnessing injustice and then devoting their life to like, like solving that injustice. Tiberius Gracchus is like a perfect kind of allegory for this.

You know, I'm starting to notice a trope here. And it's about like kind of a wealthy individual growing up, but witnessing injustice and then devoting their life to like, like solving that injustice. Tiberius Gracchus is like a perfect kind of allegory for this.