In a world where everyone can only see in a hue that corresponds to the color of clothing they are wearing, Amara wears a red dress and enters a room with multicolored balloons. Zephyr, wearing a green shirt, is also in the room. What can Amara and Zephyr see? Provide a short response.
Amara, wearing a red dress, can only see the red balloons because her vision is limited to the hue of her clothing. Since the room contains multicolored balloons, she cannot see the balloons that are not red. Thus, balloons of green, blue, yellow, or any other color apart from red are invisible to her.

Zephyr, wearing a green shirt, can only see the green balloons. Similar to Amara, Zephyr's vision is constrained to the color of his shirt. Therefore, he cannot see the red balloons or any balloons that aren't green.

Both Amara and Zephyr would see the room differently because of the color of their clothing and the corresponding limits on their vision. Amara would see only the red balloons as being part of her environment, while Zephyr would see only the green balloons. Neither can see the other colors or know of their existence without being informed or changing their clothing to a color that corresponds to the missing balloons.