QuerySet Behaviour Question (Django 1.1)

Hi,

I have a question concerning some queryset behaviour in Django 1.1.

In this example, I have an article model that can contain 1 or more
authors who are users registered through Django's auth system.

I get the following output when playing around with an article in a
shell where I have three authors:

>>> article.authors.all()
[<User: colin>, <User: blake>, <User: jeff>]
>>> article.authors.all()[0]
<User: jeff>
>>> article.authors.all()[1]
<User: blake>
>>> article.authors.all()[2]
<User: jeff>
>>> article.authors.all()[0:1]
[<User: jeff>]
>>> article.authors.all()[1:2]
[<User: blake>]
>>> article.authors.all()[2:3]
[<User: jeff>]

I'm curious why article.authors.all()[0] does not return <User: colin>
and instead returns <User: jeff>. I'm also curious as to why <User:
jeff> appears twice when slicing queries and it doesn't when
requesting all results.

Thank you in advance for your time!

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