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Culpa Innata Hints
How can I get some kiwi-flavored candy?
1 of 17: Technically, you can't.
2 of 17: However, something that tastes good and looks convincing will do the trick.
3 of 17: The flesh of a kiwi fruit is a pale green in color.
4 of 17: Have you seen anything in the play area that you could use to create something edible and of such a color?
5 of 17: Just have a look, and you'll find what you need.
6 of 17: There is some edible Play Doh on one of the play tables -- in various colors.
7 of 17: And, if you examine it closely, you can mix those colors together in the empty portion of the tray to create mixed shades.
8 of 17: As we all know, green is made of a combination of yellow and blue.
9 of 17: However, this has made slightly too dark a shade of blue -- it looks more like an apple than a kiwi.
10 of 17: We need to make it a little lighter by mixing in another color.
11 of 17: The lightest possible, in fact.
12 of 17: Mix some white into the yellow/blue, to make the correct color.
13 of 17: However, now you need to make this a little more like a candy, rather than a lump of dough.
14 of 17: In fact, make it a lot more like candy.
15 of 17: By using candy itself.
16 of 17: Wrap another candy from the dispenser in your newly-colored kiwi goop.
17 of 17: Offer this to the girl, and she will finally page Ms. Stavropoulos for you.
