In a world where shadows solidify at night and become impassable barriers until touched by light, Komal and Jaxon find themselves in a room with a single window when the sun sets. There is a lamp in the corner of the room. Komal stands between the window and the wall, casting a shadow that solidifies, while Jaxon is by the door. If Jaxon wants to leave the room without disturbing Komal, and assuming the solid shadow extends from floor to ceiling and wall to wall, can Jaxon exit the room without turning on the lamp? Provide a short response.
First, we need to assess the spatial setup of the room. Komal is between the window and the wall, so her shadow would solidify onto the wall opposite the window. Since the shadow forms a barrier from floor to ceiling and wall to wall, it effectively creates another "wall" in the room.

Jaxon is by the door, which must be located on one of the walls of the room. There are a few scenarios to consider based on the position of the door:

1. If the door is on the same wall as the window, Jaxon would not be affected by Komal's shadow to leave the room because the solid shadow is on the opposite wall.
2. If the door is on the wall opposite the window, directly behind Komal, then Jaxon cannot reach the door because the solid shadow barrier blocks the way.
3. If the door is on either of the two remaining walls adjacent to the window and the wall with Komal's shadow, Jaxon might be able to exit depending on the angle of the window and how elongated the shadow is. If the shadow is not elongated enough to reach and solidify across the entire space where the door is, Jaxon can pass by the shadow's edge to reach the door.

Without turning on the lamp, Jaxon can only exit if the door is on the same wall as the window or on a wall adjacent to the window and Komal's shadow does not extend to the area where the door is located. If the door's position is such that Komal's solidified shadow blocks it, Jaxon cannot exit without turning on the lamp to dissolve the shadow barrier.