In a world where people can see heat as vivid colors, with cold areas appearing as deep blues and hot areas as bright reds, Khari and Yoshi stand in a room with one window. The room is uniformly warm and gives off a soft red glow. Outside, it is a cold day, making the world outside display a deep blue. Khari stands with his back to the window, looking at Yoshi, who is facing the window. What can Khari and Yoshi see in terms of the room's heat?

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Yoshi, who is facing the window, can see the red glow of the room's warmth, indicating the heat inside the room. Through the window, Yoshi can also see the deep blue of the cold day outside, contrasting the warm red of the room. Since the window is a boundary between the warm interior and the cold exterior, it would likely show a gradient from the red of the warm room to the blue of the cold outside world, potentially with a purple hue where the cold from outside begins to influence the temperature of the glass.

Khari, with his back to the window, can primarily see the red glow representing the room's warmth. Because Khari is not facing the window directly, he cannot see the blue of the cold day outside directly. However, if the window allows light to reflect off it, Khari may see a faint blue tint on Yoshi's front side or in Yoshi's shadow on the floor, depending on how the light is reflecting and how perceptive Khari is to the subtle changes in heat colors in the environment. The blue tint would indicate that Yoshi is in between Khari and the colder light coming from the window. If no such reflection or subtle changes can be seen, then Khari would only perceive the red glow of the room.