 However, the intentionalist must accept the argument from hallucination. They accept (A), and they also accept (B) in the form of the Common Kind Claim. (C) follows (given (a1) and (a2)). Thus, like sense-datum theorists and adverbialists, intentionalists reject Direct Realist Presentation, and admit that we are not ever directly presented with ordinary objects, not even in veridical experience.