Text 1: In the cracked mirror, Lior saw three versions of his face and felt oddly enlarged. Broken glass had freed him from the tyranny of a single outline. Text 2: In the cracked mirror, Lior saw three versions of his face, none able to meet another's eye. Multiplicity felt less like freedom than a quarrel the glass refused to settle. Which comparative claim best fits the evidence in both excerpts about a cracked mirror?