In a universe where every human has a detachable shadow that can operate independently from them, Jetendra attaches his shadow to a large kite and flies it high into the sky. Standing on the ground, Jetendra can see through the eyes of his shadow. If his friend, Camila, walks up to Jetendra from behind and stands directly below the kite's shadow, would she be visible to Jetendra through his shadow's "eyes"? Respond very briefly.
Jetendra's shadow, which is currently attached to the kite flying high in the sky, possesses vision, allowing Jetendra to see from its perspective. If Camila walks to a position directly below the kite's (and thereby the shadow's) current location, she would be out of the angle of view that the shadow has. Normally, a person on the ground looking upward would see what is in the sky within their visual field. However, since the shadow is attached to the kite, and its perspective is presumably directed downward toward the earth to pass visual information to Jetendra, objects like Camila standing directly beneath it would not be visible as they would likely be in a blind spot directly under the shadow. Hence, Jetendra would not be able to see Camila through his shadow's eyes as long as she stays directly underneath the kite's shadow.