In a room, there is a mirror with a magical property: anyone looking into the mirror can see through walls, but only into rooms where there is someone they know personally. In the room adjacent to the one with the mirror, there is a person hidden whom Indira knows, but who is a stranger to Jamal. If Indira and Jamal both look into the mirror at the same time, what does each person see?

Respond very briefly.
When Indira looks into the mirror, the magical property is engaged because she knows the hidden person in the adjacent room. Therefore, through the mirror, she can see beyond the wall and observe the person she knows. It's as if the wall has become transparent, but only for the specific purpose of seeing people she knows personally. On the other hand, when Jamal looks into the mirror, the magic does not activate in the same way for him because he doesn't have a personal acquaintance with the individual in the other room. Thus, all Jamal sees is a reflection of his own environment in the room with the mirror; the wall remains opaque to him. The outcome is that Indira sees the person she knows through the wall via the mirror, whereas Jamal does not have this ability and sees only the reflection of the room they are currently in.