The scenario with the two guards is intriguing. Can you clarify why the guard facing north smiles?
pollpo
6 January 2011
there facing each other, one north and one south.
lauramay
28 December 2013
their faceing each other,one north the othe south.
epicanna27
29 January 2016
Just because one is facing north and one is facing south doesn't mean that they are back-to-back. For example, we can use the letters p and d to represent the people. (The line sticking out is the direction they are facing.)
The way you're supposed to interpret this is that they look like this:
d
p
But in actuality, they can be like this:
p
d
That way, they are looking right at each other, but the p is facing south and the d north.
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The scenario with the two guards is intriguing. Can you clarify why the guard facing north smiles?
there facing each other, one north and one south.
their faceing each other,one north the othe south.
Just because one is facing north and one is facing south doesn't mean that they are back-to-back. For example, we can use the letters p and d to represent the people. (The line sticking out is the direction they are facing.)
The way you're supposed to interpret this is that they look like this:
d
p
But in actuality, they can be like this:
p
d
That way, they are looking right at each other, but the p is facing south and the d north.
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