The diagram actually lives on its own thread for each game, entitled Diagram:
https://www.manhattanprep.com/lsat/foru ... t5197.htmlHere's a version:
.........N
.............\
F --- J ---- T
....\
......H
The last rule is an either / or:
.....H
...........H
.../
.......or
.......\
P
......................P
...\
................./
......N
.........N
We could create two Trees, but they get almost unusably messy here (there's no way to avoid having a character who gets "stuck" in between some lines), so it's easier to just keep this P rule off to the side and deal with it on each problem.
Since Q6 is an Orientation question, 90% of the time we wouldn't even use a diagram.
We'd just go rule by rule and knock out offending answers.
Rule 1: this kicks out (D), since F is after J.
Rule 2: this kicks out (B), since N is after T. And this kicks out (E), since both N and J are after T.
Rule 3: This kicks out (C), since P is between H and N.
That leaves (A) as our correct answer.