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and that's a little bit before eliot's time. but eliot actually reviews as a woman in the 19th century and and kind you would think there would be a kinship. but, eliot i think doesn't find literary enough for today's art. and so she's a little bothered by her style, although she's down with the cause. and in other terms. just sorry i wasn't here the beginning. when you first got here, are you based in kansas? are from there or are you from here? like, i just oh, if you spent a lot of time here. i work at portland's museum. yeah. so i'm thinking a lot about alcott's and the relationship. yes. i don't know if abigail may alcott had any connection with these or. i, i, i believe it was elizabeth that worked with bronson at the school. yeah, i just. i'm trying to think. i mean, i read the book, but like just trying to put the years together. you said the conversations were entirely in 1837 or. no, no, no. so one of the things and i must say my feeling was studying these people for as long i have, it begins to feel like a kind of cla

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shout out to eliot wolf in our show runner tim walsh for having me in campion.ng now on amazon prime. also walk us through just how your >> time in the bay area really sort of shaped. how your how you approach acting just how you represent the community as an asian-american, right? you know, what i always say is, you know, my whole life journey has prepared me to do what i'm currently doing in the business, you know, and having gone to high school. >> at archbishop riordan high school shot to the men's basketball team. we ccsu day so, you know, just being from the city, you know, near even near historical places like chinatown, really help feed me for like a show warrior wherein takes place in 1800 in san francisco's chinatown, right? you know, so those cool moment. see no point from my past and just being literally legit area person growing up here, able to soak in that energy and the vibe and really take that and front end and still traded to to real characters on screen. so, you know, every character that i play even jacking on tulsa, king, you know, fortunat