Here's the way I understand it. Geography - there is a hill. History - there is a castle on the hill. Psychogeography - how does it feel to have an imposing

Here's the way I understand it. Geography - there is a hill. History - there is a castle on the hill. Psychogeography - how does it feel to have an imposing castle looking down on everything you do? In what ways does the geography - and built environment - affect your mood, behaviours, and practises? Do you intentionally walk a certain route so you won't be seen from the castle? Some of it is abstract - and deliberately so - and some of it is asking you to reflect on the way geography alters you and your behaviours.