Quick answer
Tap the schoolgirl covering her face with both hands on the right side of the memorial scene. Her apparent grief conceals the role she played in the other girl's death.
- Level
- Level 31
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Find the schoolgirl covering her face with both hands on the right side of the memorial scene in Sudden passing and complete the observation stage.
Video walkthrough
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Step-by-step
Use the dark school uniforms and the memorial portrait to orient yourself. Several students gather around the desks, with a grieving figure in the foreground. The girl you need stands behind and to the right, wearing a light-colored top and blue skirt. Her hands cover her face. Do not select the portrait simply because it makes the scene sad; compare the people who are reacting to it.
Select the right-hand girl's face and hands, then read the answer card. The reveal explains that she pushed the deceased girl down the stairs because of jealousy over a boyfriend. The posture that first looked like mourning is therefore the key contradiction. You do not need to identify a weapon, select a stairway elsewhere, or infer what the other students know.
Let the result finish before continuing. This is a picture puzzle rather than a branching conversation. If you have trouble locating the girl, begin at the portrait and move upward to the group behind the desks, then toward the right edge. Select the student whose hands hide her expression, not the person bent over the desk in the foreground.
Tips
- Use the scene around the target to orient yourself: students stand behind desks and a memorial portrait; the girl on the right wears a light-colored top and blue skirt.
- Her apparent grief conceals her involvement: the answer reveals that she pushed the deceased girl down the stairs out of jealousy over a boyfriend.
- Pause the video at the marked selection and compare the exact outline of the schoolgirl covering her face with both hands on the right side of the memorial scene before tapping.
Common mistakes
- Selecting a nearby part of the illustration instead of the schoolgirl covering her face with both hands on the right side of the memorial scene.
- Tapping repeatedly before the answer card or result has finished appearing.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I tap in Sudden passing?
Tap the schoolgirl covering her face with both hands on the right side of the memorial scene. Use the surrounding objects in the scene to locate the small feature rather than selecting the whole picture.
What is the suspicious detail in Sudden passing?
Her apparent grief conceals her involvement: the answer reveals that she pushed the deceased girl down the stairs out of jealousy over a boyfriend.
Does Sudden passing need dialogue choices?
No. This stage is an observation picture: students stand behind desks and a memorial portrait; the girl on the right wears a light-colored top and blue skirt. Identify the schoolgirl covering her face with both hands on the right side of the memorial scene, then wait for the answer and clear confirmation.