ACTIVITY 1: The Four Tables | HINTS ONLY

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HINT 1
Start with the Leaf sign. Which favor could it have?

HINT 2
Seeds is paired with Star. Leaf has neither Tea nor Bookmark. Which favor is left for Leaf?

HINT 3
Place Leaf and Moon. Then test the two possible neighboring pairs for Tea followed by Bookmark.

HINT 4
If Tea were at table 2 and Bookmark at table 3, which favor would remain at table 1? Could that favor go with its sign?

The full answer is in activity-1-answer.txt or the matching pack-answers.txt section.


ACTIVITY 2: The Welcome Route | HINTS ONLY

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HINT 1
Trace one connection per move and number the places as you go. Six moves use seven places; no place can appear twice.

HINT 2
Clock must lead straight to Porch. Because places cannot repeat, you cannot first enter Porch from somewhere else and return later.

HINT 3
Test Gate to Bench. Going next to Clock cannot include Bell in a valid six-move finish. Going next to Fountain leads to a route that needs seven moves. Try the other first connection.

HINT 4
After Bell, use Clock and then Porch. From Porch, continue to Fountain. Which unused connection from Fountain still lets you reach Table without revisiting a place?

The full answer is in activity-2-answer.txt or the matching pack-answers.txt section.


ACTIVITY 3: The Message Mender | HINTS ONLY

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HINT 1
The four number positions are read from left to right. Try deciding which one position changed; the other three must stay exactly as printed.

HINT 2
Check both addition rules. If first + second = third already works but second + third = fourth fails, only the fourth number can change. If only the second rule already works, only the first number can change.

HINT 3
For strip 1, try keeping its printed first two numbers, 3 and 2. Their sum fixes the third number. Adding the second number to that result fixes the fourth. Does this repair change exactly one number?

HINT 4
After repairing strip 1, use chart row 3 and column 2 for its letter. Repair and decode the remaining strips the same way. Use the printed letter order and word breaks; a wedding-themed guess is unnecessary.

The full answer is in activity-3-answer.txt or the matching pack-answers.txt section.
