Profile Perfect Level 389 Answer
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| Trait | Mine Cart A | Mine Cart B | Mine Cart C | Mine Cart D | Mine Cart E |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Color | Green | Purple | Green | Yellow | Red |
| Cargo | Treasure Chest / Vase | Barrel | Snake / Vase | Vase | Cardboard Box |
| Track Shape | ShapeS | ShapeC | ShapeZ | ShapeJ | ShapeU |
| Cargo Worth | $$$ | $$$$$ | $$$$ | $$ | $ |
Stuck On Profile Perfect Level 389?
Many players get held up when trying to balance the cargo values and identify track shapes across the five mine carts. Working out the mirror tracks around the barrel and deciphering the letter clue for the leftmost position will quickly anchor your grid. From there, comparing cargo values unlocks the rest of the puzzle.
Which Track Shape Belongs On The Far Left Cart?
You can identify the track shape for Mine Cart A immediately by looking at the alphabetical clue. The clue states that the leftmost track looks like the 19th letter of the alphabet.
The 19th letter in the alphabet is the letter S. This places ShapeS directly into the first column under Mine Cart A.
Where Does The Barrel Go And What Shapes Surround It?
One clue tells you that the Barrel is placed between mirrored track shapes, while another notes that the Purple cart carries a very heavy Barrel.
Because Mine Cart A is already locked in with ShapeS, the mirrored counterpart across a central position is ShapeZ. This leaves Mine Cart B sitting directly between them in the second column. Mine Cart B therefore carries the Barrel and takes the Purple color, while its own track shape is ShapeC. With ShapeS in column A and ShapeZ in column C, the mirrored shape condition is fully satisfied.
Which Carts Carry Boxes And Vases?
The Red cart is described as being fully loaded with Boxes only. Looking at the remaining options, Mine Cart E takes the Red color and holds the Cardboard Box cargo, resting on ShapeU.
For the Vase, a clue notes that the Vase neighbors every cart except the leftmost one. That means Vase is shared across the middle and right positions. Specifically, Mine Cart D carries the standalone Vase, while Mine Cart A carries Treasure Chest / Vase, and Mine Cart C carries Snake / Vase. Since Yellow is two columns away from one of the tracks and fits the remaining open slot for single-item cargo, Mine Cart D is the Yellow cart with ShapeJ track shape. That leaves Green as the color for both Mine Cart A and Mine Cart C.
How Do You Determine The Value Of The Green Carts?
The value ranking relies on combining clues about the cargo types and total worth. The clue about deadly cargo tells you that the Snake cargo is slightly more valuable than the cargo with a Treasure Chest.
Mine Cart C holds the deadly Snake cargo, while Mine Cart A holds the Treasure Chest cargo. This means Mine Cart C must have a higher value ranking than Mine Cart A.
Another clue states that the Green carts have the same total worth as Cart B and Cart D combined. Looking at the five possible value tiers from one dollar sign to five dollar signs:
- Mine Cart E on ShapeU has the lowest value at $.
- Mine Cart D has a value of $$.
- Mine Cart B has the top value of $$$$$.
Combining Cart B ($$$$$) and Cart D ($$) gives a total of seven dollar signs. For the two Green carts (Mine Cart A and Mine Cart C) to total seven dollar signs while keeping the deadly Snake cargo slightly above the Treasure Chest, Mine Cart A must be worth $$$ and Mine Cart C must be worth $$$$.
One Clue You Should Not Overthink
The clue mentioning that the 19th letter of the alphabet matches the leftmost track shape might seem like a complex riddle at first glance. You do not need to overcomplicate it by looking for track curves or train mechanics. It simply asks for the 19th letter in alphabetical order, which directly points to the letter S and confirms ShapeS for Mine Cart A.
Quick Answer Check
To verify your board before submitting, check that your two Green carts sit in columns A and C, with the Purple cart holding the Barrel between them. Ensure that the total value of the Green carts ($$$ plus $$$$) equals the combined value of Cart B ($$$$$) and Cart D ($$).


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