Brain Out 2 Level 97
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 97 asks you to "Find the lechery wolf!" In a courtyard, an angry woman stands with her hands on her hips, a businessman watches from the left, and a child in a red cap peeks over a wall. Scattered photos lie in the bottom-right bushes, and a wolf's tail and ears are partly hidden in those bushes — a peeping tom with a camera. A beehive hangs in the tree above. The victory line, "Ha ha ha, he was stung all over his head!", shows the wolf gets smoked out by bees.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 2
Step-by-Step Solution
- Look for who is hiding. Notice the bottom-right bush: a wolf's tail and ears are poking out, and scattered photos of the woman lie on the ground. This is the lecherous wolf taking sneaky pictures.
- Do not reach into the bush yourself. Grabbing directly at the hidden wolf is risky and does not drive it out cleanly.
- Notice the beehive. A hornet's nest hangs from the tree up above. It is the tool to flush the wolf out.
- Knock the beehive down into the bush. Shake the tree or drag the hive so it falls into the bushes right on top of the hiding wolf.
- Watch the wolf get stung. Bees swarm out and sting the wolf all over its head. It leaps out of the yew bush swollen and panicking, camera still hanging around its neck. The screen laughs "Ha ha ha, he was stung all over his head!" and the level is cleared.
Strategy & Reasoning
This is a "flush out the hider" puzzle. The wolf is physically hidden inside the bush, so clicking around the people — the businessman or the child on the wall — leads nowhere. The tell is the pair of ears and the scattered photos at the bottom right, which mark the hiding spot.
The game pairs a hidden culprit with a natural weapon nearby: the beehive. Rather than pulling the wolf out by hand, the clever move is to drop the angry insects onto it. The bees do the work of revealing him — he bolts out, stung and swollen, with his camera exposed as proof of his lechery.
The child on the wall and the businessman are distractions; the woman is the victim, not the suspect. Recognizing that the bush hides the wolf and that the hive above can be dropped on him connects the two halves of the scene.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: accusing the businessman or the child. The man with the briefcase and the kid on the wall are onlookers, not the wolf.
- Mistake: grabbing the bush directly. Trying to pull the wolf out by hand is not the answer. Use the bees.
- Mistake: missing the hiding spot. The wolf's tail and ears, plus the scattered photos, are in the bottom-right bush. Drop the beehive from the tree directly onto that bush.
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