Daiki, Eduardo, and Fatima are in the living room when Daiki decides to hide a spare key to the back door in a vase. Soon after, Daiki leaves to go to work, but forgets to tell Eduardo and Fatima about the key. Later, a gust of wind slams the back door shut, locking Eduardo, Fatima, and their friend Gaia inside the house without keys. Gaia suggests they call a locksmith, but Fatima remembers seeing Daiki fiddling with the vase before leaving. Which of the three people in the house is most likely to suggest checking the vase for the key: Eduardo, Fatima, or Gaia?
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Fatima is the most likely to suggest checking the vase for the key. Fatima has the direct knowledge of seeing Daiki fiddling with the vase before he left, which could imply that he hid something inside it. Eduardo does not have this information, and Gaia, being a friend who arrived later, is even less likely to know about the spare key's potential hiding place. Without knowledge of Daiki's actions, Eduardo and Gaia would not have reason to suspect the vase might contain the key, while Fatima has a contextual hint from observing Daiki, which makes her the most likely to make the connection.