Sure, imagine the first layer as the real hallway—straight, safe, fire doors at the right spots. Then overlay a second, mental layer: a maze that only appears when you’re stressed, with false doors that lead back to the main corridor. Add a third, almost‑invisible cue—like a faint scent or a subtle change in lighting—that nudges people toward the true exit without them noticing. The trick is to keep the real route simple and the mental detour just confusing enough to keep the crowd moving but not trapped. You’ll have people following a path that feels labyrinthine but actually funnels them to safety, all while their mind does a little extra choreography.