Doors to another season
Doors standing on their own, opening from one season into the next.
On the wall some doors have no building. A red fire door stands in a snowfield and opens onto a green meadow; a doorway cut into a glacier opens onto a summer birch wood full of poppies; a giant domino in a red canyon has a doorway onto snowy pines; a light switch plate in a meadow opens onto a garden with a drawbridge. One blue door lies flat where a stream meets the sand and doesn’t open at all, and the water stops at its edge anyway.
The codex proposes they are the ways between seasons, and that a season that keeps to its own month, as Slopoween does, simply doesn’t use them. This entry is proposed by the codex, from pictures on the wall that are all machine-made, and is not canon until approved.
Not on record
The facts
- Kind
- Object
- World
- Outside
- Status
- Proposed by the codex, waiting for approval
- In Meinong’s jungle
- “Emergency exit to spring”: Impossible, the round square kind. Snow on the near side, meadow on the far side, same field. One place cannot have two seasons at once.
- In Meinong’s jungle
- “A glacier opens to summer”: Impossible, the round square kind. One doorway, two seasons side by side, both in the same air. Winter and summer can’t share a threshold.
- In Meinong’s jungle
- “Winter draw”: Impossible, the round square kind. Behind a slab in a red canyon there should be more canyon. Through the door there is snow instead.
More pictures
On the wall
Pieces of Fresh slop with one like it in them, grouped here by the proposal. The pictures don’t say they are the same one.
Connections
- not used by Slopoween
- not to be confused with Staff door
- Odd doors not to be confused with this