let the group be labeled as A;B;C;D;E and F. Consider now the person labeled as
A. The remaining five people can be grouped into friends or enemies of A. Of the five other people
(other than A), there are either three or more who are friends of A, or three or more than are enemies
of A. Indeed, when a set of 5 objects (persons) is divided into two groups (friends or enemies) there
are at least d5=2e = 3 elements in one of these groups. Consider first the group of friends of A. Call
them B;C or D. If any of these three individuals are friends, then these two and A form the group
of three mutual friends. Otherwise, B, C and D form a set of three mutual enemies. The proof in the
case of three enemies of A proceeds in a similar manner.