Profile Perfect Level 40 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

Profile Perfect Level 40 Answer

Every passenger across seats 32B through 55A can be fully identified by tracking their allergies, luggage weights, and seating rules.

How I Solved Profile Perfect Level 40

The direct facts on Passenger A and Passenger B gave me an immediate entry point. Once those initial traits were locked in, the strict seating rules and luggage weights helped me position the rest of the cabin step by step.

Locking In Passenger A and Passenger B

The first thing I noticed was that Passenger A has a Gluten allergy. That immediately activated the clue stating that the person next to the Gluten allergy is Eating. That placed Eating directly into Passenger B's activity slot.

Passenger B was also described as having the lightest luggage on the plane, which gave Passenger B the 5kg weight.

From there, I looked at the names tied to specific activities and allergies. Peter is Praying, Evelyn is Sleeping, and Hugo avoids Egg. Because Passenger B is Eating and Hugo is the one checking his food for Egg, Passenger B became Hugo with the Egg / Shrimp allergy.

Seating Rows Below 35 Fixed The Left Side

A clue notes that Evelyn and Hugo are seated in rows lower than 35. Looking at the seat options, the only rows matching that requirement are 32B and 34E.

Since Hugo is Passenger B, Evelyn had to be Passenger C because she could not be Passenger A (who has a Gluten allergy, while Evelyn is Sleeping). This confirmed Evelyn as Passenger C with the Sleeping activity.

Next, I looked at seat placement. A clue states that the person seated in 34E is not a neighbor of the passenger in 55A. Passenger D and Passenger E occupy the right side of the board. Placing 34E on Passenger B and 32B on Passenger C kept 34E separate from 55A.

Evelyn is seated at 32B with Sleeping. Since Cindy is not Evelyn's neighbor, Cindy could not be placed in Passenger B or Passenger D. That left Passenger A as Cindy.

With Cindy, Hugo, and Evelyn locked in, only Steve and Peter remained for Passenger D and Passenger E.

Matching Heavy Luggage and Seat 55A

The clue mentioning Peter's luggage gave me the breakthrough needed for the remaining seats. It states that the passenger with the same luggage weight as Peter is seated in 55A.

We also know that people wearing a Suit have the heaviest luggage. The heaviest luggage value is 15kg. This meant Peter has 15kg of luggage, and another passenger wearing a Suit in seat 55A also has 15kg.

Because Peter cannot be the person seated in 55A who shares Peter's own luggage weight, Peter had to take the remaining open slot at Passenger E, carrying 15kg and praying. That left Passenger D as Steve in seat 55A, also carrying 15kg.

Peter was assigned seat 40D, which left seat 43A for Cindy at Passenger A. This also respected the rule that Cindy is not seated in 40D.

Sorting Allergies and Outfits

With the names and seats established, I focused on clothing and allergies.

The person seated in 55A is not allergic to Shrimp or Chicken. Since Steve is at 55A, his allergy could not be Chicken. Peter took the Chicken allergy at Passenger E.

That left Beans for Evelyn at Passenger C, matching the clue that people with multiple allergies are not allergic to Beans. Steve at Passenger D received the combined Chocolate / Dairy allergy.

For clothing, we know all the heaviest luggage holders wear a Suit. Both Steve and Peter carry 15kg, so they both wear a Suit. The clue about the Chicken allergy notes that this passenger is not neighbors with the Polkadot or Jacket wearers. Because Peter has the Chicken allergy at Passenger E, Passenger D had to wear a Suit as well.

The clue stating the person Reading is not beside the Jacket wearer allowed me to finalize the outfits and activities. Cindy at Passenger A is Reading. Since Cindy cannot be beside a Jacket wearer, Passenger B wore Polkadot, and Evelyn at Passenger C wore the Jacket. Cindy also took the remaining Suit.

The Remaining Weights and Activities

Only two luggage weights remained: 10kg and 12kg. A clue specifies that the person with 12kg is not beside the person with 10kg. Passenger B already held 5kg. Assigning 12kg to Passenger A and 10kg to Passenger C kept them separated by Passenger B.

Finally, the remaining activity was Music, which completed Steve's profile at Passenger D.

The Point Where I Nearly Went Wrong

The clue stating that the passenger with the same luggage as Peter is seated in 55A can easily cause a quick misread if you assume Peter is the one sitting in 55A.

If you put Peter in 55A, you run out of valid ways to satisfy the shared luggage clue because Peter cannot be his own duplicate luggage reference. Recognizing that 55A belonged to a different person with equal weight immediately resolved the confusion and placed Steve into 55A.

Looking Back At The Solution

The turning point was recognizing that Hugo and Evelyn were both restricted to rows below 35. That immediately filled Passenger B and Passenger C, which gave the rest of the neighbor and allergy clues the exact anchors they needed to fall into place.