Stefania, we get a sense of the relationship between Bear and Tiger, but only very quickly. I wanted to get a sense of how you see that relationship and whether or not you think we should see more of that relationship in coming seasons?
Stefania LaVie Owen: When Bear was five years old, she was orphaned from her family and she decided to bring all these kids together who are also orphaned or had some trauma during the great crumble. And she built this army with them. And so Tiger and Bear from the very beginning were best friends. And they went through all of that together through their darkest times, they had each other. And so in the show, you see us a little bit later, and there's a little bit of friction in that relationship because Tiger and Bear's philosophies are a little bit different and the way that they lead or believe how they think the army should run just starts to separate.
And it was a fun dynamic to play. And Mia, the person that plays Tiger, is so awesome. And she brought such a magnetic energy to that role that I think that relationship should come back. And I mean, also that the animal army — there's something so intense and moving about that army and all of us got really close while we were filming, too. And yeah, I felt like it was a little glimpse of what we might see, but who knows.
