In a room, there are two magical mirrors facing each other; Mirror A and Mirror B. Mirror A shows a reflection of a person's oldest memory when they look into it, while Mirror B shows the person's future as they would see it through their own eyes. Parvati and Jamal are in the room. Parvati looks into Mirror A and sees her oldest memory, which is her alone in her crib. Meanwhile, Jamal stands behind Parvati, peering over her shoulder into Mirror B. Knowing these properties of the magical mirrors, what would Jamal see when looking into Mirror B from behind Parvati? Provide a short response.
Mirror B shows the person's future from their perspective; that is, what they would see directly with their own eyes. Since Jamal is currently standing behind Parvati and looking over her shoulder, his future perspective shown in Mirror B would not include the back of Parvati's head, as he is looking into a future moment, not at the current situation in the room. Therefore, he would see a scene from his own future as if he were experiencing it himself, without the presence of Parvati in the field of view of his future perspective. Even though he's standing behind Parvati at the moment, the magical property of Mirror B transports his point of view to a future moment where Parvati is not necessarily included in what he's witnessing. Consequently, Jamal sees a future event from his life as if he were living that moment, with no reference to the current setting or Parvati's presence.