Notice the same thing cannot happen here because if that happened, because this is the five end, the first nucleotide must be the three end and our DNA polymerase cannot synthesize in the three to five end. So instead what happens is we use our primates and the primates, instead of forming only one RNA primer we form many RNA primers. So we form as many RNA primers as we can. So once we form the RNA primer, as our DNA polymerase moves this way, we see that our nucleotides are basically formed in the backward direction going this way. So as our DNA polymerase moves this way along our parent strand that runs from the three to five, the one that runs from the five to three, it takes place in the opposite direction going this way. So we form backwards with respect to the movement of our helicas.