All answers for behind bars in the rise of the golden idol

The events seem to increase in difficulty in this chapter by The Rise of the Golden Idol. Behind Bars takes place, as you might well expect, in a prison, and it's your job to find out what has caused the very hectic and stressful situation unfolding before you.

This is pretty involved, with a lot of characters to identify, roles to train and a series of events to investigate. But as always, you're given just enough information to sort it all out and figure out exactly what's been going on here. For tips, however, you've come to the right place.

All Word locations

There are 43 words to find in this chapter, split between the interior and exterior scenes you can explore.

All name solutions

As you might expect, the major difficulty here comes in finding out the identity of the prisoners.

• For the non-prisoners, you will get most of your clues from dialogues and some parts of evidence found in a prisoner's cell.

• Retrieving the prisoner names will require extensive use of bulletin boards in the office and in the inner corridor, as well as a careful examination of their faces.

• With the help of dialogue, you can easily figure out whobig girl blouse' is.

• The henchmen carry identification – take it at face value; The game isn't trying to trick you here.

• Most surnames are easy matched with faces according to the office bulletin board, but you may have to do some guessing for the last face obscured by a note.

• A note mentions a guard by name and indicates its activities, you can match it with one the guard's belongings?

The names are as follows, in the order presented in the panel:

Patrick Kendall	Percy Sainsbury	Jimmy Beswick	Robert Pakenham
Jason Kempton	Daniel Utley	Jeremy Smith	Henry Wakefield

All cell solutions

Figuring out who lives in which cell is the key to figuring out this puzzle.

• One of these identities is easy to figure out – there is one missing prisonerand there is a very strong clue as to which one is missing. Spot how he escapedand you are already most of the way.

• A cell has evidence for cheating. Make any of the prisoners wear Something with similar properties?

• Once you figure out the positions of the escapee and cheater, you can easily extrapolate the rest using theirs nametheir dialoguesand bulletin board in the prison hall.

In order, the cells belong to the following:

Mysterious person

Jimmy Beswick

Jason Kempton

Daniel Utley

Robert Pakenham

All messaging solutions

A coded message, as in so many other chapters, can be found and decoded here.

• The message and the key to decode the message are in the fugitive's cell.

• The coded message took the form of a six-digit number string. Only one example of this can be found in this chapter.

• The key for a code dealing with numbers would naturally have meanings for each number that might be required. If every number is a word, you'd need something that makes sense for nine separate issues.

• Codes can be cracked not only with words and numbers but also with pictures.

The code is broken with the cartoon poster in the escapee's cell.

The secret message was coded with:
2	8	1	9	7	3
and can be decoded as:
Inside	flower	book	spine	equal	SAW

All Event Solutions

The series of events you have to figure out here is closely related to the escaped prisoner and how he managed this feat.

• The escaped prisoner's identity and his crime are easily worked out via one the process of elimination use prisoner information available to you.

• A careful examination of the environment outside the prison is required to calculate tool he used and it order where they were used.

• A tool must be devised based on context clues – the prison has toolsbut one is missing. Any clues as to what tool this might be?

• Once you know what acquisitions he made, it's up to you to figure out how each item was used.

Arthur Blythewho was in prison for murdercame out of his cell through one windowwith the help of one saw blade he got from Steven Aria.

He entered the farm via a drain pipeand breached the fence with the help of wire cutter he got from Percy Sainsbury.

Finally, he climbed over the wall by attaching sheets, which he got off Jimmy Beswickto bars from his window.