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Find Lucy and Win an Amazing Prize

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A suburban rescue activity that moves from Fiona and Daisy's pale-green house to a garage full of classic-car and tool puzzles, then into a fenced backyard where Lucy is found near a turquoise shed and doghouse.

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How to Approach Find Lucy and Win an Amazing Prize

  1. Inspect the front flower box and transfer its visible color order to the four-color keypad beside the garage so the garage opens.
  2. Inside the garage, examine the Classic garage poster and arrange the six colored cars to match its visual clue. Read the numbered tool picture to open the red rolling chest and collect the key and supplies.
  3. Open Inventory and combine the Bandage box, Gauze, and Alcohol into the Band-aid shown in the video, then use the key to reach the house-side route toward the fenced backyard.
  4. Rotate the rectangular tiles on the house-side panel until the path connects the flower-shaped left endpoint to the round right endpoint, then enter the yard and inspect the doghouse/shed area and its small drawer.
  5. Examine Lucy's dog tag, use its visible four-number marking at the nearby four-wheel lock, open the drawer, and collect the bone item to complete the rescue/prize sequence.

Common Sticking Points

  • Do not treat the garage as a random-code search: the flower box, car display, and marked tool picture are separate visual clues that must be inspected in context.
  • Do not leave the three first-aid items separate or try the final wheels before examining Lucy's dog tag; both inventory combination and clue inspection are required.

Quick Tips

  • Inspect the porch flower box and the small four-color keypad beside the garage; the color order is the opening clue.
  • In the garage, use the Classic garage poster and six-car display as a visual arrangement clue, then read the marked tool picture before touching the red chest's wheels.
  • Combine the Bandage box, Gauze, and Alcohol in Inventory; the result shown by the video is a Band-aid.
  • When Lucy's dog tag appears, examine it before attempting the final lock; the visible tag supplies the four-number clue.
Evidence-backed scene notes
Scene
The opening exterior shows a pale-green house with a closed white garage, porch flower box, front steps, broad flower beds, and a wooden gate on the right. The garage contains a red car, red rolling tool chest, wall tool picture, Classic garage poster, six-car display, workbench, and first-aid cabinet. The second area is a house-side route panel leading into a fenced backyard with a turquoise shed, grill, doghouse, side drawer, bowls, and a four-wheel lock.
Goal
Follow the clue chain into the backyard, identify Lucy from the examined dog tag, open the final lock and drawer, and collect the bone item that closes the rescue sequence.
Opening clues
Fiona and Daisy appear in the opening story. In the first playable view Daisy sits on the house steps while the garage, flower box, front door, and right-side gate are visible.
Puzzle direction
Color-order keypad, image-to-position matching, numbered tool-chest lock, inventory combining, rotating pipe tiles, and a final four-wheel combination lock.
Sticking point
The garage clues are split across the flower box, color keypad, Classic garage display, and marked tool picture. At the house-side route, the pipe path, doghouse drawer, dog-tag examination, and four-wheel lock are separate interactions.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I open the garage?

    Inspect the front flower box and use its visible color order on the four-color keypad mounted beside the garage; do not guess an unrelated number sequence.

  • What should I combine in the garage?

    Select the Bandage box, Gauze, and Alcohol together in Inventory and choose Combine. The video shows the resulting item as a Band-aid.

  • What is the final lock clue for Lucy?

    After the backyard path and dog-area interactions, examine Lucy's dog tag. Its close-up visibly reads LUCY 4910, so use 4910 on the nearby four-wheel lock.

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