A child crying one moment, laughing the next. There was no fight.

And recall the innocence of a child where, you know, there was a child in Satsang, one Friday. And one moment he was crying, the next moment he was laughing. There was no story and there was no suffering. Pain and pleasure was naturally there. But there was no fight. There was no psychological struggle. This is, I'm giving down sort of along with the question, which is a bit unfair. But would you see it like that? Yes. Yes. Yes. Now, let's say we go a level deeper and we go to the level of, let's leave thought aside. Let's go to emotion. Is it? Emotion. There's some emotion and what we call anger, but we are not labeling for the moment. If there's some anger, then moments later, there's some joy. Then there's some neutrality where you can't really place what emotion is there. Now, without the labels in the story, can it become a fight?