In a world where mirrors don't reflect images but instead allow people to see through them as though they are windows into parallel rooms that mirror the layout of their own, what would Amara, standing in front of a mirror in her bedroom, see if Zephyr is in the parallel room, standing in the exact spot where the mirror is on Amara's wall? Provide a very brief response.
Amara would see Zephyr standing in her line of sight, but within the context of Zephyr's parallel room. Because the mirror acts as a window into the parallel space, Amara would perceive Zephyr's room as an extension of her own room, only with Zephyr's furniture and decorations. The spatial layout would appear consistent with Amara's room, eliciting the illusion that Zephyr is occupying the same physical space as Amara, only separated by the plane of the mirror-window. It would look like Zephyr is standing right in front of Amara, except that he is actually in another space that seamlessly extends beyond the mirror's surface.