Twelve students are arranged in two rows of six each. The students in the first row face north, and those in the second row face south. Each student i...

Twelve students are arranged in two rows of six each. The students in the first row face north, and those in the second row face south. Each student in the first row faces a student in the second row directly opposite them. Given the following conditions:

• P, who is in the second row, stands second to the right of T.
• L faces K.
• Two students stand between K and A, with A positioned at one of the extreme ends.
• G faces the immediate neighbor of V.
• Only one student stands between V and L.
• Three students stand between F and W.
• F faces the immediate neighbor of P.
• K is second to the left of W.
• W does not face V.
• R stands immediately to the right of S.
• R and S do not face A.
• Q is in the same row as K.

Question: Who faces the student who stands second to the right of S?