So, in telephase two, the chromatids are now found at opposite poles, at opposite ends of our cell, and the nuclear membrane begins to reform around those chromatids, around our set of chromatids. In this case, we only have one of these chromatids. But in eukaryotic, in human cells, we have 23 of these chromatids. So basically, these chromatids are different from one another. And that's exactly why, when cytokinesis actually takes place, each one of these haploid cells will be different from one another because they will have different genetic information. So cytokinesis of each cell begins to take place, and then we basically separate our cell membrane, and we separate the cytoplasm and the organelles, and we form these two individual, distinct cells.