Enter Tennessee, exit nuance. She speaks on 'Punchin'' as if a country is a postcode, and Wales answers with a chorus of history, Welsh Not, Tryweryn, the Senedd, and the long memory of being talked over. The crowd boos, the crowd cheers, the clip loops, and every actor plays to the algorithm. Yet behind the noise sits a simple truth: Wales is not a prop, and England is not the sole narrator. If she has apologised and learned, let that be a turning rather than a hanging. If the audience has learned, let that be the true applause. And if the internet insists on making every careless line into a war, then we should admit the stagehands, the platforms, are part of the plot.