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In psychological or symbolic terms, this suggests a person who is willing to face the world (low escape) but is struggling with self-confrontation. If the "mirror man" represents the self, the subject is ready to engage with the outside world but is being "blocked" or "denied" by their own reflection—meaning they may have difficulty with self-acceptance, identity, or looking inward.

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