fun main() {
    var newList1 = listOf(listOf(1, "a", "b"), listOf(1, "a", "b"), listOf(1, "a", "b"))
    var newList = listOf(1, "b", "C" to newList1)
    var defaultList = listOf(1, "a", 'B' to newList)

    var a = defaultList[2]

	print(a::class.java.typeName)  //kotlin.Pair
}
I need to access "newList1" but i cant since "defaultList" is a Pair
how can i access via index or how can i construct to get this behaviour

(a as Pair<Char, List<Any>>).second

fun main() {
    data class Quote(
    	var int: Int,
        var item: String,
        var ItemList: Pair<String, List<Any>>
    )
    var newList1 = listOf(
        Quote(1, "asds dd", "sd dsdb" to emptyList()), 
        Quote(1, "adsd sdssdsds", "bsdds sdd" to emptyList()), 
        Quote(1, "asdsd sds", "bdsd sd" to emptyList())
    )
    var newList = listOf(
        Quote(1, "bsds sdsds", "Cdfdd fsd" to newList1)
    )
    var defaultList = listOf(
        Quote(1, "aasds ss", "Bdsf wsd" to newList)
    )

    var a = defaultList[0] //as Pair<Char, List<Any>>).second;

// 	print(a::class.java.typeName)
    print(a.ItemList::class.java.typeName) // kotlin.Pair
}

kotlin.Pair

var ItemList: Pair<String, List<Any>>.

Map<String, List<Any>>