Caspian, Beatrix, and Eudora are in the living room when Caspian decides he wants to surprise his friend Dorian with a gift. He places the gift in a blue box on the kitchen table and informs Beatrix and Eudora about the surprise, also telling them he will message Dorian later to come over. Later in the day, Beatrix moves the gift into a green box and then puts it inside the kitchen cupboard because she thinks it will hide the surprise better. Eudora doesn't see Beatrix doing this. Caspian sends a message to Dorian without specifying where the gift is. When Dorian arrives at the house, neither Caspian nor Beatrix is home, but Eudora is there to greet him. Dorian tells Eudora that Caspian said there is a surprise for him. Where will Eudora tell Dorian to look for the gift, and why? Respond very briefly.
Eudora will likely tell Dorian to look for the gift on the kitchen table inside the blue box, because that is the last place and condition of the gift that Eudora is aware of. She was not present when Beatrix moved the gift from the blue box to the green box or when she put it inside the kitchen cupboard. Therefore, without the knowledge of Beatrix's actions, Eudora's understanding is that the gift remains in the original location and container where Caspian left it and which he communicated to her. Her Theory of Mind reasoning is based solely on her own knowledge and what has been communicated to her by Caspian before Beatrix's alteration of the gift's situation.