In a world where each time a person lies, they temporarily shrink to half their height for 2 minutes, Zephyr accuses Quin of stealing the luminescent fruit from the community garden. If Quin lies, Zephyr, who is standing 10 paces away and is nearsighted, will be unable to recognize the change in Quin's height without their glasses, which they left at home. What will Zephyr see and know if Quin decides to lie about stealing the fruit? Provide a brief response.
When Quin lies about not stealing the luminescent fruit, they instantly shrink to half their height for 2 minutes. However, Zephyr, standing 10 paces away and lacking their glasses, is nearsighted, which means they have difficulty seeing things clearly at a distance. Given that the change in Quin's height is quite drastic, even a nearsighted person is likely to notice such a significant alteration in size, especially since it happens instantaneously. Therefore, despite not being able to see fine details, the sudden change in Quin's general size would still be apparent to Zephyr. 

However, since Zephyr doesn't have their glasses, they might not be entirely sure of what they're seeing. They may suspect that Quin has indeed lied because of the unexpected change in size, but the blurry vision could leave room for doubt regarding the exact nature of the change. Zephyr would be aware that some dramatic change occurred, and given the magical rule of their world, they may infer that Quin has lied. However, without their glasses to confirm the specifics, they cannot be completely certain if Quin actually shrunk or if another factor is at play. The only definitive knowledge for Zephyr, given their nearsightedness, would be that something unusual occurred to Quin's appearance after the accusation was made.