Brain Out 2 Level 199
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
A little girl in a dress and hat stands facing the viewer. The question asks how to make her eyes look big and small. The solved frame shows the girl holding a magnifying glass up to one eye, making that eye look huge, with flowers around her, and the message "Let me see who is on the other end of the phone screen!". The solution is to zoom in on her eye.
- Difficulty: Medium
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Look at her face. The girl stands facing you with both eyes normal-sized.
- Do not tap. Tapping her hat or face does nothing; this is a gesture puzzle.
- Zoom in on one eye. Use a two-finger pinch-out (spread) gesture on one of her eyes, as if magnifying it.
- One eye enlarges. That eye becomes much bigger while the other stays small. The "Let me see who is on the other end of the phone screen!" result appears.
Strategy & Reasoning
The way to make one eye look big and the other small is to magnify it. Pinching or zooming in on her eye acts like a magnifying glass, enlarging just that eye so one appears big and the other small.
This is a gesture-based puzzle rather than an object puzzle. There is no magnifying glass prop to pick up; instead, you use the phone's own zoom gesture directly on the eye. Because only one eye is zoomed, it looks huge while the other remains normal, producing the requested big-and-small effect. Tapping her hat or face does nothing; you must actually perform the pinch-out spread.
Why use a zoom gesture instead of a prop? There is no magnifying glass object to pick up, so you have to use the phone's own touch gesture directly on the girl's face. A two-finger pinch-out spread over one eye acts like zooming in on a photo, enlarging that eye while leaving the other normal-sized. Tapping her hat or face does nothing because this is not a tap puzzle. The result line about seeing who is on the other end of the phone screen reinforces the idea that you are zooming in on a display. The mismatch between the enlarged eye and the normal one is exactly the "big and small eyes" the request wants.
There is no magnifying glass object to pick up, so you have to use the phone's own touch gesture directly on the girl's face. A two-finger spread over one eye acts like zooming in on a photo, enlarging that eye while leaving the other normal-sized. Tapping her hat or face does nothing, because this is not a tap puzzle. The mismatch between the enlarged eye and the normal one is exactly the big-and-small effect the request wants.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Correct: Use a two-finger zoom-in (spread) gesture on her eye.
- Mistake: Do not tap her hat or clothes; those do nothing.
- Troubleshooting: If a single tap does nothing, try the two-finger spread gesture on one eye.
- Result: Zooming in on one eye makes it appear enlarged while the other stays small.
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