The name is something of a formality, actually. I've found that it gives us strength we might not have otherwise. Alone, we're just people. We're small. We can be hurt or bullied. But together, we're an Army. Together, we can take back our confidence. We can be part of something bitter. [He's terribly interested in the things Andrew's said, but it's become something of a habit to slip into a leader speech. He's missed you, DA.]