In a room with two chairs facing each other, Finley sits on one chair while Rowan is standing on the other side of the room. There is a tall bookshelf next to Finley that stretches all the way to the ceiling, obstructing the view between the two. If Finley remains seated and Rowan starts walking in a straight line towards the other chair, will Finley be able to see Rowan approaching?

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Finley will not be able to see Rowan approaching while seated because the tall bookshelf obstructs the line of sight between them. The bookshelf creates a visual barrier, and unless Finley moves to a position where the line of sight over or around the bookshelf is clear, they will not be able to visually detect Rowan's approach. The spatial arrangement and the height of the bookshelf relative to the seated position of Finley are the key factors preventing visibility.