Imagine a hall with three doors: one on each end and one in the middle. Along the side walls, there are pairs of mirrors facing each other, creating a seemingly endless reflection of the hall when someone looks into them. In this hall, every sound made near one mirror is magically heard near its opposite pair, as if the sound travels instantaneously. If Kiran speaks while standing close to a mirror on the right side of the middle door, where would Xiomara, who is standing by the left mirror of the same pair, think the sound is coming from?

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Xiomara would perceive the sound made by Kiran as coming from the mirror on her right side because the magical property of the mirrors allows sound to transmit instantly from one mirror to its pair. Since the sound would not follow the normal path through the air, it would bypass the space between them and Xiomara's spatial reasoning would lead her to believe that the sound originated from the mirror itself, similar to hearing a voice from a speaker.