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Each letter corresponds to its alphabetical position:
A = 1, B = 2, C = 3, …, Z = 26.
Check pairs (top cell, bottom cell):
S → 19 and 20 → +1
8 → J (10) → +2
W (23) → 25 → +2
16 → T (20) → +4
A (1) → 4 → +3
5 → K (11) → +6
C (3) → 7 → +4
X (?) → L (12) → difference is 12 - ?
A (1) → Y (?)
4 → N (14)
We look for a consistent pattern.
Right-side pattern seems to be increasing by fixed differences.
The only option fitting the pair (X → L), meaning X must be 4 (since 12 - 4 = 8, matching nearby jumps), and Y must be 6 (since A=1 to Y=6 makes sense in pattern).