So the first time around, it goes through this specific structure A, this specific structure B, and then it ends up in its denatured state. Now, let's suppose we reform this same native protein and now we denature it once again. So the second time around, that protein will not go through a molecule that looks exactly like B and it will not go through a molecule that looks exactly like A. But what it will follow is a pathway that is similar in energy. So the second time around, when this same protein will denature, it will create an intermediate A that resembles this molecule in terms of its energy. And then it will find this state that also resembles this in terms of its energy value.