So we have the small unit, we have the large subunit, we have our mRNA molecule. We have the first tRNA that no longer contains our amino acid, and that is down in the pside. And now we have the two amino acids that are attached to one another via the peptide bond that are both attached to the tRNA found in the a side. So this is our acide and this is our p side. Now, in the next step, once we actually form this peptide bond, and once this amino acid breaks off from this tRNA molecule, we undergo the process of translocation. So in the next step, the ribosome complex moves three nucleotides in the five to three direction along the mRNA.