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Fortune Flowers is a puzzle in Professor Layton and the Last Specter. The puzzle must be solved in order to progress the story.
Puzzle
- US Version
A young man tells his local florist about three games he intends to play by picking petals off of flowers one at a time.
He'll start with "She loves me, she loves not" and move on to "Happy, unhappy, so-so." With the final flower, he'll choose whether to buy his sweetheart "A bouquets, a cake, or ring, or a book."
The florist decides to pick out a bouquet that he thinks will give the best answer on the last petal of each flower. Which bunch does the young man walk away with?
- UK Version
A young man tells his local florist about three games he intends to play by picking petals off flowers one at a time.
He'll start with "she loves me, she loves me not" and move on to "happy, unhappy, so-so". With the final flower he'll choose whether to buy his sweetheart "a bouquet, a cake, a ring or a book".
The florist picks out the bouquet that he thinks will give the best answer on the last petal of each flower. Which bunch does the young man walk away with?
Hints
Solution
Incorrect
- US Version
Too bad!
Put the petal to the metal, and try again.
- UK Version
Too bad.
Perhaps there's something important you missed?
Correct
Correct!
- US Version
The young man took away the flowers with 13 petals each. The results of his games were "she loves me," "happy," and "bouquet."
It seems reasonable that a florist would want the man to buy another bouquet, right?
- UK Version
The young man took away the flowers with 13 petals each. The results of his games were "she loves me", "happy" and "bouquet".
It seems reasonable that a florist would want the man to buy another bouquet, right?
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