In a magical room, there is a mirror that doesn't reflect objects but instead shows the viewer's greatest fear. Surya and Chioma enter the room together. Surya is afraid of heights, while Chioma is afraid of the dark. When they both look into the mirror at the same time, what do they see? Respond very briefly.
The magical mirror can only show one image at a time, but it reacts to the viewer's greatest fears. Since Surya and Chioma are looking into the mirror simultaneously, the mirror will integrate both of their fears into a single image. As Surya sees heights as their greatest fear and Chioma sees darkness as hers, the mirror may compromise and display an image that merges both fears: perhaps a dark abyss or a high place shrouded in darkness. This combined image caters to both Surya's fear of heights and Chioma's fear of the dark, manifesting as a scene that incorporates elements of both.