Now where has he got to? That's what I want to know the most. Where's he been scurrying round, up in the rafters, down in the cellars, in the chambers, in the room of a thousand feathers? And I can't find the little blighter Robin Allander.

It's creeping shadow over there by the pews.

It's floating above the booths.

What earth could it be?

Oh, oh.

There he is sliding up his stool.

Big old grin on his face.

Now where on earth have you been, Robin?

I've been looking for you everywhere.

Hello. I've been between the past and the future. I thought you might have been.

You'll want to traverse the sort of, what would you call them? The pathways of memory?

Yes. I mean, between the past and the future,

now I say it does just sound like the present.

It does, but it's just sort of slightly adjacent to the present, isn't it?

Yeah, I've been kind of past adjacent.

Like in, what's that film about space with the bookcase?

Oh, gravity.

Is it?

What's it called?

Interstellar. Interstellar, Yes. And you are into stellar. I really am into stellar. I love interstellar, but some people don't like it.

And I think they're wrong. Do you think they're wrong? Yeah. I think it's very powerful that a bookcase

should sort of be the point at which the past and the present kind of and the future sort of meet.

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