In a world where shadows cast light instead of darkness, Chiamaka is standing with her back to the rising sun holding an opaque, heart-shaped balloon on a string. The balloon obscures the sun from her direct line of sight. Given this magical property of shadows, what does Rajiv, who is standing facing Chiamaka, observe about the shadow of the balloon on the ground, and how does it affect what he can see?

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Since shadows cast light in this world, Rajiv sees a brightly lit heart-shaped area on the ground instead of a dark shadow. The bright light of the heart-shaped shadow contrasts with the less intense light over the rest of the ground that is in the regular shadow of Chiamaka's body. As a result, the heart-shaped light might be distracting or dazzling to Rajiv, potentially making it difficult for him to see Chiamaka's facial expressions clearly if his eyes are drawn to or overwhelmed by the intense light from the heart-shaped shadow on the ground.