Irving Finkel

And Enki said, you've got to build the biggest coracle you've ever seen.

Like that, right?

Well, I mean, if you do this in a cinema in Guildford, people will say, well, that's fine.

But if you do it to a whole load of river people who use coracles and make builds, they're not going to take that.

How big was it then?

Come on, how big was it?

So what do they do?

They go to a coracle place.

and they work out the proportions of material, and then they bump it up so that the actor who reads this for the first few times, he has in his pocket how much it is, but after a while he knows it by heart, so that none of these people get angry.

You can't expect us big enough for all this.

So then you'd have all the stuff, and they'd do it this way, and you need all this, and you need all this, and they'd all be hypnotized by it.

That, I think, is actually, regarding your question, it's on the cusp of purely oral literature to purely literary literature.

It's actually there because you can see that it was molded in the environment when people were still talking.

Well, you couldn't pull it over their eyes.

Rigor is one of the things lacking in the world.

Well, it can't really be noisy.

I tell you what the explanation is.

It's something quite different.

Before the flood, the gods had not created death.

So I think the noise was a reflex of the fact there were just too many animals, too many people, and they had to do something about it.