Arrrr! I'm a pirate with a handlebar mustache.
\n```\n\nFinally, edit `js/main.js`. To the list of dependencies required by this module, add `'routers/todo-list'`. Add it before `'helpers'`. Also make sure to inject the dependency into the module as an argument to the factory function. Then instantiate the router inside the initialize function, before calling `next();`.\n\nThe final changes should look like:\n\n```javascript\n require([\n 'jquery',\n 'backbone',\n 'views/root',\n 'routers/todo-list', // ADDED\n 'helpers',\n ], function ($, Backbone, RootView, TodoListRouter) { // MODIFIED\n\n // Initialize your routers here\n new TodoListRouter(); // ADDED\n\n ...snip...\n```\n\n##### Run `grunt` to build and view your application\n\nNow that we have something on screen, let's get some data on the screen and finish the rest of our todo list.\n\n##### Render a Collection\n\nTo implement a todo list, we need to create a collection and set it on the view. Unlike a `Backbone.View` instance, a `Thorax.View` instance does not have an `options` object. All properties passed to the constructor are set on the instance and also become available inside of the handlebars template. We'll now update `js/routers/todo-list.js`...\n\n```js\ndefine([\n 'backbone',\n 'collection', // ADDED\n 'views/root',\n 'views/todo-list/index'\n], function(Backbone, Collection, RootView, TodoListIndexView) { //and also add the 'Collection' arg here\n return Backbone.Router.extend({\n routes: {\n \"\": \"index\"\n },\n index: function() {\n var collection = new Collection([{ //here we instantiate the collection and populate it with a single model with two properties, 'title' and 'done'\n title: 'First Todo',\n done: true\n }]);\n var view = new TodoListIndexView({\n collection: collection //here we set the 'collection' property of our view to the collection we just instantiated\n });\n RootView.getInstance().setView(view);\n }\n });\n});\n```\n\nTo display the collection we will edit `templates/todo-list/index.hbs` and use the `collection` handlebars helper to loop through each model in the collection:\n\n```html\n{{#collection}}\n render the code between the opening and\n closing collection tags for each model\n in the collection\n{{/collection}}\n```\n\nBeautifully, all of the properties of the associated model are available in the helpers (see `{{title}}` below). A `tag` option may be specified to define what type of HTML tag will be used when creating the collection element:\n\n```html\n{{#collection tag=\"ul\"}}\n