Notebook on Cities and Clothes

00:05:35 Of all cities. . . l like most of all cities.

00:06:01 Especially people of my generation. . .

00:06:15 . . .of being independent.

00:06:31 . . .chaotic and nobody cares.

00:06:56 When asked which cities l like. . .

00:10:30 . . .more and more. . .

00:10:51 . . .because l want to tell certain things to certain people.

00:11:23 . . .l think that, to express something, you want to be understood.

00:28:04 That's it.

00:44:58 He was brought to war, against his will. . .

00:45:19 . . .and l think of my father who is dead. . .

00:45:43 l feel l am given a task to do something for them.

00:46:09 . . .l am not just fighting for myself. . .

00:56:43 This goes like this, then like this.

00:57:10 And this line here. . .

01:03:22 Even if you hold the center, if you let it go, this happens.

01:03:38 ln other words. . .

01:11:18 l don't even believe in myself in tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.

01:11:41 . . .standing beside a window, between the past and the future. . .

01:11:57 . . .and finish it all, just as quickly.