In a world where mirrors don't reflect images but instead show the view from the perspective of one's mirror image, Jun-seo stands facing a mirror with a bouquet of flowers behind him. Chidinma stands to Jun-seo's right side, where normally she would be out of the mirror's reflection. If Jun-seo looks straight into the mirror, what does he see, given the magical property of the mirror? Respond very briefly.
Jun-seo sees Chidinma and the bouquet of flowers behind him in the mirror. Since the mirror shows the view from his mirror image's perspective, his mirror image is facing him, looking out from the mirror. Therefore, the mirror image has a line of sight that includes Jun-seo looking at the mirror and Chidinma standing to his side, as well as the bouquet of flowers behind him. This perspective allows the mirror to display what Jun-seo's mirror image would "see" from its position, which includes Chidinma and the bouquet, despite them being to the side and behind Jun-seo, respectively.