Brain Test 5 Level 103

Overview

Level 103 is a rescue sequence under the repeated prompt "Save her!" The first scene shows a girl tumbling through the air beside a two-story house, with a ladder leaning against the wall, a barrel on the roof, and a rough-looking man standing on the ladder. The second scene shows the same man grabbing the girl on an open grassy patch, with a barrel to one side and a large rock on the ground nearby. The level moves through several rescue situations, each requiring a different nearby object to keep the girl safe.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 5

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt "Save her!" in the roof scene. Notice the girl falling beside the house, the ladder propped against the wall, and the barrel resting on the roof edge.
2. Set the ladder firmly against the house so it reaches the roof level. Climb or use the ladder to reach the girl on the roof before she falls any farther.
3. Catch or steady the falling girl so she does not drop to the ground. If the barrel on the roof can be moved, roll it into position as a cushion or barrier beside the edge where she fell.
4. Once the roof rescue is handled, the ground scene appears. Read the prompt again and watch the man who has hold of the girl on the grass.
5. Identify the large rock lying on the ground to the right. Pick it up and use it to protect the girl or to block the pursuer's approach, placing it between her and the man grabbing her.
6. If the barrel on the right side can be shifted, roll it across the open ground to separate the two and give the girl room to break free.
7. Keep the girl shielded behind the stone or barrel until the man lets go and the threat stops chasing her.
8. When she is safely away from the pursuer, the round clears and the level reaches its completion celebration.

Strategy & Reasoning

The rescue scenes are solved by matching the available prop to the immediate danger. On the roof, the danger is a fall, so the ladder provides access and the barrel can soften the landing; on the ground, the danger is the pursuer's grip, so the rock and barrel act as a physical barrier between him and the girl.

The rough-looking man is the common antagonist across both rounds. In the first scene he blocks the ladder, so reaching the girl means working around his position; in the second he has already caught her, so the solution shifts from rescue access to defense with the stone.

Alternatives fail when they ignore the scene's geometry. Trying to grab the girl from the ground without the ladder wastes the opening, and trying to scare the pursuer without moving the rock or barrel leaves him free to keep holding her. Each prop in the scene maps to one specific rescue action.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not wait for the girl to land before acting; use the ladder to reach the roof and steady her early.
• Do not leave the rock unused in the ground scene; it is the main protection against the pursuer grabbing her.
• Do not assume the barrel is only decoration; rolling it across the grass creates a barrier between the two characters.