Profile Perfect Level 59 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

Profile Perfect Level 59 Answer

Spoiler warning: The complete solution for Profile Perfect Level 59 is displayed directly below. If you want to check a specific detail or compare your final layout, use this table before reading the walkthrough.

Stuck On Profile Perfect Level 59?

This level hinges on positioning Beatrice and the neighboring buildings, then mapping show times to the correct acts. The relationship between the Red building, the Juggler, and Beatrice determines the order of the entire right side of the board. Once you understand how building colors and show schedules align, the remaining specialists and ringleaders fall into place quickly.

Where Does Beatrice Belong On The Board?

We learn that the Red building sits directly between the Juggler and Beatrice. We also know that Red and Brown buildings are neighbors, and that only Circus B lacks white in its building colors.

Circus A has the rope Trapeze act. Because the Red building sits between the Juggler and Beatrice, the Red building must be in an interior spot with neighbors on both sides. Placing Beatrice at Circus D puts the Red building at Circus C, which leaves Circus B for the Juggler.

Since Beatrice is the ringleader of the Afternoon show, Circus D takes Beatrice, the Afternoon show time, and the Brown White building color.

How Do The Building Colors Get Assigned Across The Circuses?

The clue stating that only Circus B's building lacks white color tells you that Circus A, Circus C, and Circus D all feature white as part of their color scheme. This means Circus B must be Blue Green.

The Red building is at Circus C and neighbors the Brown building at Circus D, making Circus C's building Red White and Circus D's building Brown White.

That leaves Purple White for Circus A. The ringleader of the Purple building wears a monocle, which connects Dandy directly to Circus A.

Which Circus Gets The Tightrope Walker And The Evening Schedule?

We know the rope-walking attraction performs in the Evening, and that the Evening circus building is either Red or Brown.

Circus D (the Brown White building) already has Beatrice and the Afternoon schedule. That means the Evening performance belongs to the Red White building at Circus C. The specialist at Circus C is the Tightrope Walker.

Because the circus with multiple schedules does not play in the Morning, Circus C holds both Evening and Night show times.

How Do You Distinguish The Remaining Specialists And Show Times?

With the main positions established:

1. Circus A has the Trapeze specialist and runs at Night.
2. Circus B houses the Juggler, but clue notes also mention the Magic act is not part of Beatrice's circus. Circus B takes both Juggler and Magician roles, performing in the Morning.
3. Circus C takes the Tightrope Walker with the Evening / Night schedule.
4. Circus D retains the Fire Breather specialist to complete the row alongside Beatrice and the Afternoon show.

Who Are The Remaining Ringleaders?

Once Beatrice is placed at Circus D and Dandy is matched to the Purple White building at Circus A, two ringleaders remain: Jack and Louise.

The clue noting that the nearest ringleader to Beatrice is hatless pairs Jack with Circus C, placing him right next to Circus D. Louise fills the remaining spot at Circus B.

One Clue You Should Not Overthink

The clue stating that the circus with many schedules does not play in the Morning simply rules Circus B out of having multiple times. Since Circus B runs in the Morning, Circus C is the only available candidate to hold the combined Evening / Night schedule.

Quick Answer Check

To confirm your board is completely accurate, check that Circus A pairs Purple White with Dandy and the Trapeze, Circus B pairs Blue Green with Louise and the Morning show, Circus C holds the Red White building with Jack and the Tightrope Walker, and Circus D pairs Brown White with Beatrice and the Fire Breather.