Brain Out 2 Level 35
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 35 says "How to save the kitten!" A frightened kitten is clinging to a thin, high branch of a broken-off tree while two worried people stand below looking up. At the base of the tree lies a long pole with a loop of rope on its end — a lasso / reaching pole. The people are too short to reach the branch, and the kitten is too scared to climb down on its own. You use the long pole to reach up and rescue the kitten.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Read the problem. The kitten is stuck on a high, thin branch and the people on the ground cannot reach it.
- Do not shake the tree. Shaking could make the frightened kitten fall and get hurt.
- Look at the ground tool. Beside the rock at the base of the tree is a long pole with a rope loop on the end — a reaching / lasso pole.
- Pick up the pole and reach up. Lift the long pole up to the branch where the kitten is clinging.
- Guide / hook the kitten down. Use the loop end of the pole to gently reach the kitten and help it down safely (or lead it onto the pole so it can be lowered).
- Confirm the clear. The kitten is rescued, the people are relieved, and the game celebrates with "Awesome!" The green next button appears.
Strategy & Reasoning
This is a rescue-tools puzzle. The natural panic reaction is to shake the tree or have someone climb it, but the tree is broken and leafless — there is no safe way up — and shaking risks dropping the cat. The scene provides exactly one tool: a long pole with a rope loop, the kind of reaching pole used to grab things out of reach.
Because the problem is purely "the kitten is too high," the solution is to extend the rescuers' reach. The long pole bridges the distance to the branch so they can gently bring the kitten down without climbing or shaking. The rock beside the pole is just where the pole happens to rest; it is not thrown at the cat.
Once the kitten is safely reached with the pole, the level clears and the game pops the "Awesome!" rating celebration. The key insight is to use the provided reaching tool rather than trying to climb or shake.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: shaking the tree. This could make the kitten fall and is not the intended rescue.
- Mistake: trying to climb the broken tree. The trunk is snapped and there is no safe way up.
- Mistake: ignoring the long pole on the ground. The pole with the rope loop is your reaching tool. Pick it up and use it to reach the high branch and gently rescue the kitten — that clears the level.
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