Ferromagnetic polarity redirection

A simple demonstration uncovering some wrong concepts about Magnetic Domains and Polarities...

IF THE COMPASS'S NEEDLE IS ABLE TO SEEK/AIM THROUGH THE IRON, EXACTLY TO THE CENTER POLE OF MAGNET, IN A VERY, STRAIGHT LINE ...JUST LIKE IF IRON WOULD NOT EXIST THERE AT ALL...THEN WE AIN'T GOT NO "OPPOSITE POLE" AT THE END OR ANYWHERE ON THAT PIECE OF IRON AT ALL.

IF WE WOULD HAVE A NORTH POLARITY AT THE END OR ANYWHERE ON IRON, WHEN WE APPROACH A SOUTH POLE FROM A MAGNET, THEN THE COMPASS NEEDLE WILL NEVER, EVER, WILL BE AIMING THAT STRAIGHT, SEEKING EVERYWHERE THAT MAGNET'S SOUTH POLE.

IF WE WOULD HAVE A SOUTH POLARITY AT THE END OR ANYWHERE ON IRON, WHEN WE APPROACH A NORTH POLE FROM A MAGNET, THEN THE COMPASS NEEDLE WILL NEVER, EVER, WILL BE AIMING THAT STRAIGHT, SEEKING EVERYWHERE THAT MAGNET'S NORTH POLE.

ANYONE KNOWS THAT WHENEVER A COMPASS IS APPROACHED TO A DUAL POLARITY OBJECT OR POLARIZED SPACE, IT WILL AUTOMATICALLY DEFLECT THAT NEEDLE TO A WEST OR EAST READING AND NEVER, EVER WILL POINT STRAIGHT TO JUST ONE "CHOSEN" POLE.