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What do I do with the puzzle of the two golden figures?
1 of 18: This puzzle is at the far left end of the hallway. Begin by experimenting with the various "hot spots" on the two mannequin-like figures.
2 of 18: They are "jointed" almost like marionettes; and it is possible to move both sets of arms and legs.
3 of 18: Look at the frame below the two figures. There is a single "tile" inside the frame, which depicts something that looks like it might be related to the two figures above.
4 of 18: The rectangular frame has four red triangular buttons, one on each side of the frame.
5 of 18: What happens when you click on any of the four red buttons?
6 of 18: Some of them may not appear to do anything. But if you experiment with all of them long enough, you'll realize that they all have a function.
7 of 18: The red buttons cause the tile inside the frame to move -- either right, left, up, or down (but not beyond the bounds of the frame).
8 of 18: The tile can move within an 8-square range -- 2 rows of 4 squares each.
9 of 18: This puzzle can be solved now, or it can be solved later. It will be solved much more easily later, although it is solvable at any point.
10 of 18: The object is to use information provided within the frame, and "set" the arms and legs of the two mannequins to match. Since the puzzle is randomized, no specific solution can be provided. Instead, the information provided in the frame below the figures must be used to solve the puzzle.
11 of 18: If you try to solve the puzzle early in the game, the frame (which provides the "hints" necessary to solve the puzzle) will contain only one tile.
12 of 18: As you move that tile around the 4x2 grid inside of the frame, you will see different portions of the "final solution" for the two figures.
13 of 18: Based on the one tile that you can see at any one time, you must set the figures' arms and legs to match what the tile shows. What you will need to determine is which figure is being referred to by that one tile, at any point in time.
14 of 18: If you're solving the puzzle earlier in the game, the only clue that you will have is the portion of the frame border that is replicated on that one time.
15 of 18: If you look very carefully at the portion of border on the tile, you should be able to match it with which of the two figures is represented by that tile.
16 of 18: When you think you know which figure is represented by the tile, adjust its arm or leg (whichever is indicated by the tile) to a matching position, by clicking on it.
17 of 18: Using the red buttons, continue to move the tile around the 4x2 grid. Each time you move the tile to a new position, a different portion of the image is displayed on the tile. Continue to match the figures' arms and legs, until you have done the same thing with all 8 tiles that are displayed.
18 of 18: Below the "hint frame" are 2 key slots. These can be used later in the game (after you have obtained one or both of the indicated keys) to simplify the puzzle, as inserting the correct key will "enhance" the "hint frame", causing it to display more information at one time.
