Yomi Ṣode

Tonight, when Michael's mother gets the door, it will not be because her son has forgotten his keys.

I think I'm going to stop there.

Yeah, I'm going to stop there.

Thank you.

You know, I was invited to the Louvre last year for a project.

And I was thankful for it.

I'm like, hey, this is cool.

The Louvre in Paris.

Sorry, the Louvre?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

In Paris, yeah.

So, and they took me on a tour.

And then they took me to the Caravaggio section and to the works.

And I looked at the painting that pardoned him from death.

And the thing is, I was just like, I can't believe I'm looking at it.

I cannot believe I'm looking at this.

You just killed someone and they could have sent you to jail and this is what spared you jail.

And when I kind of considered that kind of time and space, I really wondered what that feels like.

To a certain degree.

And that's why I think I have to, not necessarily persistently put it in the book, but I was just like, there is so much breathing room that is given to a set of people that often, and I don't like to speak in the wee, but I don't feel I'm offered that.