In the discussion about proving that the image of a homomorphism from a simple group G to a group G' is contained within a normal subgroup N of index 2, participants analyze the implications of the kernel of the composition of homomorphisms. They establish that since the kernel of the composition is the entire group G, the image under the composition must be the trivial coset, leading to the conclusion that the image of the homomorphism must be contained in N. Clarifications are sought regarding the logical steps that connect the kernel's properties to the conclusion about the subgroup. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding how mappings and cosets interact in group theory. Ultimately, the consensus is that if the image of the homomorphism maps to the trivial coset, it implies that the image itself is a subset of the normal subgroup N.