At a birthday party, five friends - Alice, Bob, Carol, David, and Eve - decide to play hide-and-seek with a special toy car as the prize. They agree that whoever finds the car first wins. Alice is chosen to hide the car, so she places it under a red chair in the garden. While the others are counting, Carol sneaks a peek and sees Alice hiding the car. During the game, Bob accidentally kicks the red chair, causing the car to roll under a nearby blue bench. Who will find the car first, and where do they think it was hidden initially? Respond briefly.
Carol has an advantage because she saw Alice hide the car under the red chair. If Carol starts searching as soon as they finish counting, she will likely go straight to the red chair. However, because Bob inadvertently kicked the chair, causing the car to roll under the blue bench, the car is no longer where Carol thinks it should be. 

Bob, who kicked the chair without realizing it, might notice the car under the blue bench, especially if he hears the sound of the car rolling or sees it moving. If he observes this, he will find the car, otherwise, Carol is likely to find it first because she has prior knowledge of the car's original hiding place. She might search the nearby area after not finding the car under the red chair and chance upon it under the blue bench.

Between Bob and Carol, the one who is more observant of their surroundings will find the car first, under the blue bench. The other friends will still believe the car is hidden under the red chair, as they did not see Carol sneak a peek or witness the car's accidental move.