 The problem with this interpretation of the argument in response to the dilemma argument is that it would not count as a version of access internalism. The reason should be clear: on the above described account, the cognizer is not aware of any justifiers. So it seems best to understand this line of argument to be saying this: the fact that the cognizer has the relevant experience of the green traingular shape, plus the fact the fact that there is a fit or agreement between the experiential element and the propositional claim provides some justification for the belief in that proposition; and the direct recognition of fit or agreement between those elements serves to enhance that degree of justification. In this way, the cognizer will access some justifiers when she directly recognizes a fit or agreement between the experiential element and the propositional claim. (Bergmann 2006, 35-36, offers a similar interpretation, though he speaks of contributors to justification rather than justifiers.)