In a room, there are two people, Emeka and Fen, facing a mirror on the wall. This is no ordinary mirror; it has a magical property that allows a person to see through the eyes of the person looking at them in the mirror. If Emeka is looking directly at Fen's reflection in the mirror, and Fen is looking at his own reflection, what does Emeka see through the mirror? Make your response very short.
Emeka sees what Fen would be seeing if Fen were looking at Emeka. Since Fen is looking at his own reflection, which includes Emeka's reflection looking back at him, Emeka would see himself from Fen's perspective, as if Emeka is looking into a mirror from where Fen is standing. This occurs because the magical mirror allows Emeka to see through Fen's eyes the moment Fen's reflection is observed by Emeka.