In a room, there is a special mirror that doesn't reflect physical forms but instead reflects the thoughts of whoever is looking into it. This mirror is called the "Mind's Mirror." In the room with the Mind's Mirror are three people: Keiji, Naledi, and Elowen. Keiji is looking into the mirror, and he is thinking about a beach. Naledi is standing beside Keiji, looking at Keiji's reflection, and Elowen is standing behind Naledi, facing away from the mirror. What does each person see and why?

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Keiji is looking directly into the Mind's Mirror, so he doesn't see his own physical reflection; instead, he sees an image of a beach reflecting his current thoughts.

Naledi, standing beside Keiji, sees Keiji's thoughts projected in the mirror as an image of the beach even though she is not directly in front of the mirror. This is because the mirror reflects thoughts, and since Keiji is thinking about the beach and she's looking into the Mind's Mirror, she can see his thoughts.

Elowen, who is standing behind Naledi and facing away from the mirror, cannot see the mirror or its reflection. Therefore, she sees neither a physical reflection of herself nor the reflected thoughts of Keiji. She only sees what is in her field of view, which is the room ahead of her.