Explain a paddle-wheel structure

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Draw a representation for TPCP that would represent its structure if the phenyls were perpendicular to the 5-membered ring (a "paddle-wheel" structure) and a representation that represents the "propeller" structure shown by the computer. The "propeller" structure is chiral. Is the paddle-wheel structure chiral or achiral? How do you know?

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