Quick answer
Tap the baby appearing in the mirror beside the seated mother. The reflection does not agree with the real foreground, and that mismatch is the clue.
- Level
- Level 17
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Find the baby visible in the mirror beside the seated mother in It's gone… and complete the observation stage.
Video walkthrough
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Step-by-step
Begin by distinguishing the woman's actual back from her reflected face. A mirror can make two versions of the same person look like separate characters, especially in a small preview. Compare the arms and the area where the child appears on each side of the reflection.
Focus on the baby within the mirror rather than the frame itself. The unsettling part is what the reflected scene contains. Treating the mirror as a generic shiny object or tapping the woman's shoulder overlooks the specific image the answer isolates.
Select the reflected baby and let the answer display finish. You do not need to wipe the glass, turn the phone or choose a spoken answer. If your tap does not register, return to the area inside the frame and use the baby's face as the landmark. Read the explanation before continuing to the clear result, since it supplies the story behind the visual contradiction.
Tips
- Use the scene around the target to orient yourself: a mother sits in front of a mirror, and the reflected scene contains a baby that changes the meaning of the image.
- Compare the reflected arms and child with the real foreground. The mismatch is in the mirror; tapping the woman's back or the frame alone does not identify it.
- Pause the video at the marked selection and compare the exact outline of the baby visible in the mirror beside the seated mother before tapping.
Common mistakes
- Selecting a nearby part of the illustration instead of the baby visible in the mirror beside the seated mother.
- Tapping repeatedly before the answer card or result has finished appearing.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I tap in It's gone…?
Tap the baby visible in the mirror beside the seated mother. Use the surrounding objects in the scene to locate the small feature rather than selecting the whole picture.
What is the suspicious detail in It's gone…?
Compare the reflected arms and child with the real foreground. The mismatch is in the mirror; tapping the woman's back or the frame alone does not identify it.
Does It's gone… need dialogue choices?
No. This stage is an observation picture: a mother sits in front of a mirror, and the reflected scene contains a baby that changes the meaning of the image. Identify the baby visible in the mirror beside the seated mother, then wait for the answer and clear confirmation.