Since we've been tied for 4 rounds with the opponent exactly matching my moves, I'm selecting paper for round 5. If the opponent is using a mirroring strategy, they'll play paper again, resulting in another tie. However, if they're trying to predict my move and break the pattern, they might expect me to play rock (as we've cycled through all three options). If they play rock expecting to beat my scissors, my paper would win. This introduces a strategic shift while acknowledging the possibility of continued mirroring.