In the enchanted forest of Vardalia, a massive tree named Arbothor grows, with leaves that are selectively transparent to people depending on how true-hearted they are. Rajani, who is pure of heart, and Karam, whose heart harbors some deceit, are standing on opposite sides of Arbothor. Rajani decides to hang a bright lantern in the boughs of Arbothor that would be visible only to those whom the leaves are transparent. Would Karam be able to see the lantern if Rajani hangs it on a branch that is directly in line with Karam's line of sight through the tree?

Respond very briefly.
Since the leaves of Arbothor are selectively transparent based on the viewer's purity of heart, whether Karam can see the lantern depends on his own heart, not Rajani's intention or action. Because Karam harbors some deceit, the leaves would not be completely transparent to him. Therefore, the leaves of Arbothor would obscure the lantern's light. Despite the lantern being placed in direct line with Karam's sight, owing to his lack of complete purity of heart, he would not be able to see the bright lantern through the leaves of Arbothor.