Brain Out 2 Level 111
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 111 says "Find the most timid!" A confident-looking blond man walks beside a nervous woman, his arm around her as if protecting her. On the wall hangs a framed picture of a cartoon ghost, and a gramophone sits on a dresser with closed drawers. The victory line, "Ahhhh!", reveals who is truly the scaredy-cat once the lights go out.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Do not trust appearances. The man looks brave and protective, while the woman already seems uneasy. The puzzle asks you to find who is really the most timid.
- Find the light switch. A light switch is on the wall between the picture and the gramophone.
- Turn off the light. Tap the switch to plunge the room into darkness.
- A ghost appears in the dark. With the lights out, a ghost floats up and the dresser drawers spring open revealing creepy surprises.
- The brave man panics. Far from protecting anyone, the man screams and cowers behind the trembling woman, surrounded by shaky fear-lines. The screen says "Ahhhh!" The level is cleared — he is the most timid.
Strategy & Reasoning
This is a "looks can be deceiving" personality test. On the surface, the man is the strong one escorting a scared woman. But the only way to know who is truly timid is to introduce a fright and watch who reacts worst.
The light switch is the trigger: turning off the lights creates the darkness in which a ghost appears. Once spooked, the tables turn completely — the supposed protector is the one shaking, screaming, and hiding behind the woman who was earlier labeled the nervous one.
The framed ghost picture and the creepy objects in the drawers are set dressing that hint at the scare. The joke is that the most timid person was the one acting the toughest. You cannot judge timidity from posture; you have to flip the light and see who shrieks.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: picking the woman. She looks nervous, but she is not the one who panics worst.
- Mistake: trusting the man's confident pose. He acts tough on the outside but folds instantly when scared.
- Mistake: ignoring the light switch. Tap the wall light switch to turn off the light. The dark reveals the ghost, and the man's terrified reaction exposes him as the most timid.
Walkthrough Notes
The blond man looks confident and protective, which makes him an obvious decoy. The picture of a ghost on the wall and the gramophone hint at darkness. Turn off the lights (or cover the picture) to reveal who is actually timid: the confident man himself screams first, exposing his fear. The victory line "Ahhhh!" is his scream. Compare this with picking the nervous-looking woman: she is actually calm. The lesson is that the bravest-looking person is often the most frightened, and the ghost picture is the trigger.
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