[00:01.34]I made London into an island for a number of reasons.
[00:04.76]Britain is an island. It's a collection of islands.
[00:11.44]It informs our national psyche.
[00:17.60]It's a wry joke on, on London's self-importance.
[00:23.65]The Isle of Woking, dormitory island town.
[00:29.54]It's an image of, of both order and chaos,
[00:33.19]and, at times, an image of where the order descends into chaos,
[00:43.25]making it, I was trying to say how bewildering it can be,
[00:47.56]sometimes, to live in the place.
[00:51.83]The infinite amounts of stories and lives and,
[00:56.40]and histories that, you know, ten million people in a city experience.