Twisted Story Level 154

Quick answer

Tap the pale fingers gripping the right edge of the van's blue curtain from inside. A hidden person's small hand, rather than the man standing outside, explains why the dog is barking.

Level
Level 154
Difficulty
Normal
Objective
Find the pale fingers gripping the right edge of the van’s blue curtain from inside in My dog and complete the observation stage.

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Step-by-step

  1. The scene takes place beside a dark van at night. A man in sunglasses and a hat stands near the open door, with a child and a dog outside. Look at the blue curtain covering the window behind him. Along its right edge, pale fingers curl into view. Follow the curtain's vertical boundary to distinguish them from the man's raised hand in front.

  2. Select the fingers and read the answer. The barking dog attracted a passerby's attention, police arrested the man and his involvement in multiple child abductions was discovered. The reveal links the concealed person in the vehicle with the dog's reaction, rather than presenting the dog itself as the suspicious detail.

  3. Continue after the explanation and clear confirmation. If the small fingers blend into the window frame, use the curtain and the van's dark body as contrasting landmarks. Keep the selection at the right edge of the covered window. There are no replies to choose and no door-opening action needed before selecting the clue.

Tips

  • Use the scene around the target to orient yourself: A man stands at an open van with a child and barking dog outside; a small hand emerges at the side of the curtained window..
  • The dog alerts a passerby, police arrest the man, and the answer reveals his involvement in multiple child abductions.
  • Pause the video at the marked selection and compare the exact outline of the pale fingers gripping the right edge of the van’s blue curtain from inside before tapping.

Common mistakes

  • Selecting a nearby part of the illustration instead of the pale fingers gripping the right edge of the van’s blue curtain from inside.
  • Tapping repeatedly before the answer card or result has finished appearing.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I tap in My dog?

Tap the pale fingers gripping the right edge of the van’s blue curtain from inside. Use the surrounding objects in the scene to locate the small feature rather than selecting the whole picture.

What is the suspicious detail in My dog?

The dog alerts a passerby, police arrest the man, and the answer reveals his involvement in multiple child abductions.

Does My dog need dialogue choices?

No. This stage is an observation picture: A man stands at an open van with a child and barking dog outside; a small hand emerges at the side of the curtained window.. Identify the pale fingers gripping the right edge of the van’s blue curtain from inside, then wait for the answer and clear confirmation.

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