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Follow the other advice about carbon monoxide detectors and whatnot, but an easy trick to monitor your door is to tape the seams with something like painters tape or masking tape. If someone were to open your door while you're sleeping they won't be able to fix the tape even if they close the door when they leave.
If it trips it doesn't tell you who is opening the door or why but it might give you some peace of mind until you get a camera or something set up.
Jokes on you, I didn't leave. I just re-tape the door before I hide under people's bed.
You're about to be treated to a symphony of flatulence that one might compare to the sounds of repeatedly fisting a jar of mayonnaise.