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No, it means that the person has to be in their line of sight;
they don't have to look into the person's eyes or anything as silly as
that. It doesn't matter if the person's head or body are covered, as
long as there's a definite "focus" for them.

jms

Chad Underkoffler <102512.1310@compuserve.com> asks:
> So Bob the PsiCop *can't* scan someone behind them?
> What about through a closed door?
> Could Bob scan Mike if he knew Mike was in the next room over?
> Would Bob know it was really Jill instead of Mike in the room?
> I guess the ultimate question is, if I sneak up behind Bobin the
> hallway, wearing a chameleon suit and really quiet shoes, will he
> know I'm there Psiwise? If so, will he be able to scan me?
> What if I duck behind a corner, outta LOS; can he still scan me?
> Is it "seeing" or "knowing"?

No, if the person is behind a door, or otherwise can't be
located visually, it's difficult to impossible to scan.

jms

John M. Kahane <102664.773@compuserve.com> asks:
> Now one could attribute this change in Lyta's abilities due to
> the Vorlons (since she has undergone some changes), but are we
> going to find out more about this and Lyta's abilities later this
> season?

It's fair to say that Lyta has been...aided, slightly, in her
abilities. But I'm not ready to pull the trigger on that one for a
while yet.

jms