If Tim didn't want to enter, then he shouldn't have done so; he should have made his will clear and forced Foster to do what he most hated and feared. He should have, and could have, but did not.
Why?
Because that's Tim.
The fact that the building is empty is cold comfort. It makes sense, but it's no comfort at all, and Tim is being vague when vagary is least afforded him.
He has dreams, sometimes, of wandering hallways in empty hospitals, both afraid to be lost (he's late, late for an appointment, late for a test, late late too late it's always too late) and afraid to be found--
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If Tim didn't want to enter, then he shouldn't have done so; he should have made his will clear and forced Foster to do what he most hated and feared. He should have, and could have, but did not.
Why?
Because that's Tim.
The fact that the building is empty is cold comfort. It makes sense, but it's no comfort at all, and Tim is being vague when vagary is least afforded him.
He has dreams, sometimes, of wandering hallways in empty hospitals, both afraid to be lost (he's late, late for an appointment, late for a test, late late too late it's always too late) and afraid to be found--
"...but what is it?"