Quick answer
Inspect the cauldron and the nearby bottles to begin the fantasy mixture. A colour change is an intermediate stage, not necessarily the end. The cauldron remains the common target for the scene's cartoon objects.
- Level
- Level 51
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Complete the Cartoon Cauldron.
Video walkthrough
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Step-by-step
A red-hooded girl stands behind a fantasy cauldron while a wolf waits in a bedroom scene. Inspect the cauldron and the nearby bottles to begin the fantasy mixture. Place the selected item on the intended recipient or work surface rather than leaving it between the two.
Use the available cartoon ingredients from around the room on the cauldron one at a time. Inspect the space exposed after using an item; a partly emptied table or shelf can make another supply easier to see.
Check the bed, wall decorations and remaining small objects after the first colour change. When an object stops producing a response, move to a different available item instead of repeating the same unsuccessful drag.
Complete the final ingredient interaction and let the wolf's reaction finish the puzzle. Wait for the final response so that a successful hand-off is not confused with a merely moved object.
Tips
- A colour change is an intermediate stage, not necessarily the end. The cauldron remains the common target for the scene's cartoon objects.
- Use the available cartoon ingredients from around the room on the cauldron one at a time. Inspect the space exposed after using an item; a partly emptied table or shelf can make another supply easier to see.
- Check the bed, wall decorations and remaining small objects after the first colour change. When an object stops producing a response, move to a different available item instead of repeating the same unsuccessful drag.
Common mistakes
- Do not stop at the first purple mixture while the progress meter still has empty space.
Frequently asked questions
Does the first cauldron colour change finish the mixture?
Do not stop at the first purple mixture while the progress meter still has empty space. A colour change is an intermediate stage, not necessarily the end. The cauldron remains the common target for the scene's cartoon objects.
How do I finish the remaining interactions?
Complete the final ingredient interaction and let the wolf's reaction finish the puzzle. Wait for the final response so that a successful hand-off is not confused with a merely moved object.
Which scene does the level 51 solution cover?
A red-hooded girl stands behind a fantasy cauldron while a wolf waits in a bedroom scene. Compare the main character and the surrounding objects before using the steps; the task in your game should match this setting.