So we're basically going to have this homologous pair of chromosomes, like so, and this homologous pair of chromosomes like so. Now, this is where we have to discuss the law of independent assortment. So what the law of independent assortment actually takes, actually tells us is the members of one gene pair separate from one another independently of the members of the other gene pairs. So these two will separate independently of these two. And likewise, these two will separate or segregate independently of these two. And what that means is, within the cell, these two can be arranged like so, or they can actually be switched, because that's what we mean by these being independent to the movement of these.