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Claim- Queenie didn't push Author down the stairs.

Evidence- Queenie didn't push him because she was cooking dinner for him because can zoom in on the picture and see there is food being made on the stove.

this example A human cannot possibly be in two locations at once. Queenie was in the kitchen when Arthur fell, which is my proof. She could not have pushed him down the stairs if she had been in the kitchen cooking. Section 2: Logical Thinking

Answer 1

Claim: Queenie didn't push Arthur down the stairs.

Evidence: Queenie was cooking dinner for Arthur when he fell. A close examination of the scene shows that there was food on the stove, indicating she was engaged in preparing a meal. Since she was physically occupied in the kitchen, it is impossible for her to have been on the stairs to push him.

Logical Thinking: A person cannot occupy two places at once. Since Queenie was in the kitchen, it is clear she could not have been involved in Arthur's fall down the stairs. The evidence points to her innocence in this incident.

Answer 2

part 2 reasoning

Answer 3

Reasoning: The evidence provided indicates that Queenie was actively cooking in the kitchen at the time of Arthur's fall. Cooking requires attention and presence in the kitchen, which implies she could not have left that location long enough to push him down the stairs. Additionally, if we consider the logistics of the situation, for Queenie to have pushed Arthur down the stairs, she would have needed to deliberately maneuver from the kitchen to the stairs, which is not feasible based on the time and attention cooking demands.

Moreover, if Queenie was in the kitchen as supported by photographic evidence showing food being made on the stove, then her physical presence in the kitchen refutes the possibility of her being at the stairs simultaneously. This juxtaposition strengthens the argument that any implication of Queenie's guilt is unfounded, as her actions demonstrate an alibi that aligns with her innocence in the incident involving Arthur. Therefore, it’s clear that the circumstances surrounding the kitchen and Queenie's activities cannot logically support the claim that she pushed Arthur.