In a garden, three neighbors, Mr. Brown, Mrs. Green, and Ms. White, each have their own flowerbeds. Mr. Brown plants red roses, Mrs. Green plants yellow daffodils, and Ms. White plants purple tulips. One day, a strong wind blows some petals from each flowerbed into the others. Unaware of this event, what colors of petals do Mr. Brown, Mrs. Green, and Ms. White think they will find in their respective flowerbeds?

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Mr. Brown, who planted red roses, would expect to find only red petals in his flowerbed, as he is unaware of the wind blowing petals from other gardens. Mrs. Green, with her yellow daffodils, would think she will only see yellow petals in her flowerbed for the same reason. Ms. White, having planted purple tulips, would assume that only purple petals are present in her bed. Each neighbor anticipates seeing the colors of the flowers they planted, not knowing that the strong wind has mixed the petals among their flowerbeds.