In a room, there is a magical mirror that changes its reflection based on the mood of the person looking into it. If someone is happy, the mirror shows an image of a place that would increase their happiness. Conversely, if they are sad, it shows something that could alleviate their sadness. Ramla, who is feeling particularly joyous, looks into the mirror and sees a meadow filled with wildflowers. Meanwhile, Takeshi walks in feeling very down. Without looking into the mirror himself, Takeshi asks Ramla what she sees. What does Takeshi learn about the mirror's reflection from Ramla's description given his current mood?
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Ramla, who is in a joyous mood, looks into the mirror and sees a meadow filled with wildflowers which indicates that the mirror is reflecting an image that amplifies her current state of happiness. When Takeshi, who is feeling down, enters the room and asks Ramla what she sees, Ramla would describe the meadow filled with wildflowers.

Although Takeshi is in a sad mood, Ramla's description of the mirror's reflection is based on her own mood and not his. Therefore, from Ramla's description, Takeshi learns that the mirror is showing a happy and uplifting scene, but he does not learn what the mirror might show him based on his own mood. The reflection for him could be something entirely different, meant to alleviate his sadness - a function of the mirror's magic. However, Takeshi now knows that the mirror has the ability to reflect mood-congruent images, as his question was about the mirror's reflection and Ramla's answer reveals the mirror's property of changing reflections based on the viewer's emotions.