  On Kaplan’s (1989a) theory, indexicals have contents in, or with respect to, contexts. Each context has associated with it at least an agent, time, location, and possible world. The content of ‘I’ with respect to a context \(c\) is the agent of \(c\). The content of ‘here’ is the location of \(c\). The content of ‘now’ is the time of \(c\). The content of ‘actually’ is (roughly) the property of being the case (being true) with respect to the world of \(c\).