Explanation:

Let’s break it down with what the clues really say:

- Q is third to the right of P, and either P or Q is at the end of their row. So possible seatings for row 2 (facing north) are:

- If P is at the far left: P _ _ Q _ | or Q _ _ _ P

- R is immediately to the left of S in row 2.

- For row 1 (facing south): C is third to the right of B, and B is at the end. Meaning, B must be at the far left.

- So seating in row 1: B _ _ _ C _

- A sits immediate left of the person facing P.

- Neither A nor B is next to E.

Let’s actually fill the rows with what fits:

Row 2: (facing north)

- Option 1: P _ _ Q _

- Since R is immediately left of S, possibilities:

- Let’s put R and S together somewhere.

- Row 2: P _ _ Q R S is not possible (as too many seats)

Try: P _ R S Q

- Now Q is third to the right of P: (Q's position is 5th, P's is 1st: 2nd, 3rd, 4th to Q are 2, 3, 4)

- Counting: P (1), _ (2), R (3), S (4), Q(5) => Q is to the fourth right, not third

- Try other way: Q at the end, so Q _ _ _ P; fill in R and S with R immediate left of S:

- Q _ R S P

- Q at 1, P at 5; But now, Q is NOT third to the right of P.

Try: P Q _ R S

- From P: 1st right is Q, 2nd right is blank, 3rd right is R. Q occupies position 2: so yes, third to right of P is Q.

- Good.

So, Row 2 (left to right): P Q _ R S

Row 1 (facing south, so "left" is our left as we look at it):

- B _ _ _ C

- C is third to right of B (B at 1, C at 4, since 1-->2, 2-->3, 3-->4 is third right).

- Now, A sits immediate left of the person who faces P

- Person facing P in row 2 (position 1), which is row 1, position 1 as well. Immediate left is not possible since B is at far left.

- So possibly the rows are placed facing each other with 1-1, 2-2...

If matching seats:

- Row 2: 1 2 3 4 5 (P Q _ R S)

- Row 1: 1 2 3 4 5 (B _ _ C _ )

Now, A must be to the immediate left of the person facing P (i.e., position 1), but since B is at left, not possible.

Let's try shifting: what if row 1 aligned as B _ _ _ C but from RIGHT to LEFT since facing south?

So, in seat 1 (our left), B; seat 4 (our left), C

Now, E can't be neighbor of B or A.

Let’s just check: who is sitting immediate right of Q?

- In Row 2, P Q _ R S

- Immediate right of Q is seat 3: blank (so whoever that is).

- The only person left is T.

- So immediate right of Q is T.

Let’s check options:

- Option 1: S (no, S is at the end)

- Option 2: R

- Option 3: None

- Option 4: P (no, that's far left)

- Option 5: B (row 1, irrelevant)

So actually, immediate right of Q is T, which wasn’t an option.

So the answer is:

None

That’s the logic, and here’s the relevant breakdown:

- The seating arrangement for Row 2 is P Q T R S.

- The only person at Q's immediate right is T, which is NOT listed among the options.

- Therefore, “None” is the correct answer.

- All other options refer to people who are not seated at Q’s immediate right.

That's how it all fits together.