In a mystical forest, there is a clearing with a unique, magical fountain known as 'The Fountain of Paradox'. Whenever two people gaze into its waters, each person sees the reflection not of themselves but of the other person's truest desire. However, if the desire involves the other person present, the water becomes cloudy and shows no reflection. On this particular day, Keitaro and Amara, who have just met, decide to look into the fountain together. What does Keitaro see in the reflection, and what does Amara see? Provide a brief response.
When Keitaro and Amara look into the magical Fountain of Paradox, the outcome will depend on their truest desires. 

If Keitaro's truest desire is something that does not involve Amara, then his reflection will remain clear, and Amara will see this desire in the water as if it were her own. Conversely, if Amara's truest desire does not involve Keitaro, then Keitaro will see Amara's desire.

However, if Keitaro's truest desire involves Amara, then when Amara looks into the fountain, the water would turn cloudy for her, revealing nothing, because the fountain cannot show a desire that involves the other observer. The same goes for Keitaro if Amara's truest desire involves him.

Therefore, the actual reflections that Keitaro and Amara see will be clear and reveal the other's desire only if their respective desires are unrelated to one another. Any shared or mutually inclusive desire involving each other would cloud the waters for both of them, preventing either from seeing any reflection.