In the magical land of Seraphina, there is a room with a Mirror of Truth that shows not the physical appearance but the true nature of anyone who looks into it. The mirror is situated on the north wall. Kofi can see the sun setting through a large window directly opposite the mirror on the south wall. He notices that his reflection does not appear in the Mirror of Truth. Meanwhile, Priya enters the room and she also looks into the mirror. To her surprise, she can see Kofi's true nature in the mirror but cannot see her own. What is the reason behind Kofi and Priya's different experiences with the Mirror of Truth? Respond briefly.
The Mirror of Truth has the magical property of showing a person's true nature instead of their physical appearance. Kofi looks into the mirror but cannot see his reflection. This might be because he is already in tune with his true nature, making his reflection invisible in the mirror, or the sun setting behind him is creating a glare, making it impossible for him to see his reflection clearly, or there is a magical property at play that prevents one's own true nature from being visible to oneself.

On the other hand, Priya is able to see Kofi's true nature upon looking into the mirror. This indicates the mirror works for observers other than oneself--if one is looking at another person's reflection, they can see that person's true nature. However, Priya cannot see her own true nature. This is consistent with the mirror's property; it possibly doesn't allow individuals to see their own essence to maintain a natural balance of self-perception, or it could be that seeing one's own true nature is reserved for moments of self-discovery that cannot be hastened by the mirror.