In a small village, Sunita, a local artisan, left a one-of-a-kind sculpture in the community hall for an upcoming exhibition. She told only her friend, Olumide, about its special storage spot under the stage. The next day, while Sunita was in another town, Chikondi, who was unaware of the sculpture's importance, found it while cleaning the hall for the show. Thinking it was misplaced, Chikondi left the sculpture on a table in the main exhibition area. A few hours later, without touching the sculpture, Olumide walked past the hall, glanced inside, and noticed the sculpture on the display table. When Keiji, an outsider helping with the arrangements, entered the hall, he saw the sculpture and, assuming it was part of the exhibit, incorporated it into a larger display. Sunita returns to the village on the day of the exhibition. Who knows the original location of the sculpture where Sunita intended it to be?

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Sunita and Olumide are the only two people who know the original location of the sculpture. Sunita is the one who placed it under the stage, and Olumide was directly informed by Sunita about this specific hiding spot. Despite seeing the sculpture on the table later, Olumide does not have any new information regarding its intended initial location and thus retains that knowledge. Chikondi, who moved the sculpture from under the stage to the table, did not know it was intentionally placed under the stage for storage and therefore does not know that was its original location as per Sunita's intentions. Similarly, Keiji, who then moved it from the table to include it in the larger display, never knew about the sculpture's intended storage spot under the stage and is unaware of its significance. Sunita still believes the sculpture to be where she left it unless she has been informed otherwise upon her return.