So let's review how Imogen has structured her explanation.

因此，让我们回顾一下 Imogen 是如何构建她的解释的。

Imogen, what do you remember seeing and hearing about your mother's work when you were growing up?

Imogen， 您还记得在您成长过程中看到和听到的关于您母亲的哪些作品吗？

But back to Imogen's journey, she heard the sound. But then here's what happened next.

但回到伊莫金的旅程，她听到了声音。但接下来发生的事情就是这样。

This week, we jump on Imogen's investigation and keep going.

本周，我们继续关注 Imogen 的调查。

How are you feeling right now, Imogen, having seen this?

伊莫金，看到这个，你现在感觉如何？

Imogen, thank you so much for being on the show.

伊莫金，非常感谢你参加这个节目。

Imogen's been reflecting on this as well.

Imogen 也一直在反思这一点。

Imogen's theory is that the hum might be both external and internal, that it starts as environmental, but it can become psychological.

Imogen 的理论是嗡嗡声可能既是外部的也可能是内部的，它开始时是环境性的， 但它可以变成心理性的。

And I love to start, just by asking, Imogen, could you tell us a little bit about why you wanted to write this piece?

我喜欢开始， 只是问，Imogen，你能告诉我们一些你为什么想写这篇文章吗？

Imogen, I'm especially interested in how young people are reacting to the Queen's death. Did you find that there were a lot of young people out over the days that you were there?

伊莫金，我对年轻人对女王之死的反应特别感兴趣。你有没有发现你在那里的那些日子里有很多年轻人？