I do not think the sentence you are suggesting is passive in any way, either in terms of meaning or structure.

There are, however, verbs that do seem passive in meaning though not in form. Think of the verb "open" in "The door opened and Darla came in ...". "opened" here is not passive, but it is understood that "the door was opened (by Darla)".

Such verbs are known as "ergative verbs".

I do not think the sentence you are suggesting is passive in any way, either in terms of meaning or structure.

There are, however, verbs that do seem passive in meaning though not in form. For example, the verb "open" in the following sentence is not passive:

The door opened and Darla came in

Although "opened" is not passive, it is still understood that the door was opened (by Darla).

Such verbs are known as "ergative verbs".