Resolution of Superimposed Pictures

I don't know why or how it happened, but I decided to try something on my own.
Because I knew that the original picture was there, I "duplicated" it. Once I duplicated the original, I was able to "trash" the picture and the one superimposed.
If anyone knows why the power failure caused the pictures to "shift", I would like to know. Since you can't predict when a random failure will occur, I feel better knowing that I can, at least, resolve this problem.

twocaresaz
The power loss jolt may have corrupted the database - the iPhoto Library Folder.
Standard procedure is to rebuild the library.
Quit iPhoto. Relaunch it holding down the key combo below for your version of iPhoto.
Rebuild Library
Option+Shift IPHOTO 2
CommandOptionShift IPHOTO 4
Command+Option IPHOTO 5
iPhoto will correct what problems it can with your original library by creating a new fixed copy of the library folder.
Rebuilding will fix problems that you may not be aware of. Your duplication/delete process won't do that and this will save you hours of work.
Also, in case you didn't know, you should never change anything through the finder in that library folder. Do everything in iPhoto:
Don't tamper
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