Naledi packed a special lunch for her friend Priya, who loves mangoes. She placed the lunch in a blue bag and left it on the kitchen table. After Naledi left, Zane entered the kitchen to grab some water. The blue bag caught his eye, but as he had not seen Naledi pack it, he didn't know who it was for. Later, Priya arrived seeking the lunch Naledi had prepared. If Priya asked Zane about the lunch, would Zane know it was for her? Upon finding the lunch, would Priya know that Zane was aware it was intended for her? Provide a brief response.
Zane would not know that the blue bag lunch was for Priya because he was not present when Naledi prepared it and had no information indicating the intended recipient. If Priya asked Zane about the lunch, he would be unable to confirm that it was for her, as his lack of prior knowledge about Naledi's actions gives him no reason to make that connection. When Priya finds the lunch in the blue bag, she would recognize it as the one Naledi prepared for her because she knows Naledi made her a special lunch and she loves mangoes, which are presumably in the bag. However, Priya would have no basis for knowing whether Zane was aware that the lunch was intended for her, as there is no indication that she has information about any interaction or communication between Zane and Naledi on the matter. Priya's knowledge of the lunch being for her would come from her direct arrangement with Naledi, not from any implicit or explicit knowledge Zane might possess.