Quick answer
Use the objects in the clown's window to distract him and let the woman pass. The rope is the route, while the windows provide the obstacles and useful objects. Work from the active window rather than dragging the woman away from the building.
- Level
- Level 2
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Help Her Escape.
Video walkthrough
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Step-by-step
A woman hangs from a rope outside a brick building, passing a sequence of occupied windows. Use the objects in the clown's window to distract him and let the woman pass. Keep the person in the supported position while preparing the next useful object; the destination alone is not a safe route.
Move the curtain across the next window to cover the couple before continuing upward. Follow the attachment or movement that the scene accepts before attempting the next part of the escape.
Handle each newly exposed window as a separate obstacle; let its occupants finish reacting before the next move. Inspect the area newly exposed by the previous action, because a later part of the route can have different targets.
At the final bathroom window, complete the distraction that sends the clown away and lets the woman reach the doorway. Allow the final movement to finish without dragging the rescued character back toward the original danger.
Tips
- The rope is the route, while the windows provide the obstacles and useful objects. Work from the active window rather than dragging the woman away from the building.
- Move the curtain across the next window to cover the couple before continuing upward. Follow the attachment or movement that the scene accepts before attempting the next part of the escape.
- Handle each newly exposed window as a separate obstacle; let its occupants finish reacting before the next move. Inspect the area newly exposed by the previous action, because a later part of the route can have different targets.
Common mistakes
- Skipping a window interaction can leave the escape sequence unfinished.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the escape stop at another window?
Skipping a window interaction can leave the escape sequence unfinished. The rope is the route, while the windows provide the obstacles and useful objects. Work from the active window rather than dragging the woman away from the building.
What should happen at the end of this escape?
At the final bathroom window, complete the distraction that sends the clown away and lets the woman reach the doorway. Allow the final movement to finish without dragging the rescued character back toward the original danger.
Which scene does the level 2 solution cover?
A woman hangs from a rope outside a brick building, passing a sequence of occupied windows. Compare the main character and the surrounding objects before using the steps; the task in your game should match this setting.