Brain Test 5 Level 133

Overview

Level 133 takes place in a school locker hallway and centers on getting a girl noticed. The main frame shows a three-door locker bank against the wall, a girl with a headband holding books on the left, a boy carrying a stack of books beside a green backpack in the middle, and another boy in a shirt and red tie standing on the right, under the prompt "She wants to attract his attention." A banana peel lies on the floor at the bottom of the scene. A second layered frame shows the same hallway with a reporter and microphone below, carrying the prompt "Make it newsworthy," which ties the attention-grabbing moment to a reportable event.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 4

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read "She wants to attract his attention." Note where the girl stands on the left and which boy she is reaching toward among the two near the lockers.
2. Study the props in the hallway: her books, the green backpack beside the central boy, and the banana peel on the floor. The peel is the obvious trigger that can create a noticeable moment near the boys' path.
3. Move the banana peel into the path the boys are walking or standing on, so a small slip or startled reaction draws the attention of the boy she wants to talk to.
4. Alternatively, arrange her books and backpack so she steps toward him directly, presenting herself at the locker doors rather than standing silently on the far left.
5. Check the other boy on the right; he may be a distraction, so direct the interaction toward the correct target instead of drawing every boy in the hallway.
6. In the news-layer frame, "Make it newsworthy," stage the interaction as a moment the reporter can cover: position the girl and boy facing each other near the lockers so the eye-catching event is clear in front of the microphone.
7. When the boy turns toward her and the interaction is visible, the round clears and the level reaches its completion celebration.

Strategy & Reasoning

The girl already stands apart from the boys, so a silent wave from across the hallway will not work. The banana peel is a classic attention prop in these puzzles: placed in the boys' route, it produces a quick reaction that turns their heads toward the girl's side of the scene. The books and backpack support a more direct approach, but the peel explains the unexpected moment the level rewards.

The locker arrangement splits the scene into three positions: girl on the left, target in the middle, other boy on the right. Matching the girl to the correct target avoids wasting the moment on the bystander. The green backpack beside the middle boy marks where his side of the interaction belongs.

The "Make it newsworthy" layer means the event should read clearly to an outside observer. A shy standoff near the lockers does not look reportable, but a clear face-to-face moment after the attention trigger does. That is why the final setup puts the two characters facing one another rather than leaving them separated by the locker doors.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not leave the banana peel ignored at the bottom of the frame; move it into the boys' path to trigger the reaction.
• Do not draw the attention of the bystander on the right; identify which boy the girl is trying to reach.
• Do not hide the interaction behind the locker doors; the two characters need to face each other for the moment to register.