Profile Perfect Level 134 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 134 Answer

Here’s the completed grid first, then I’ll walk you through every clue that locks it in.

Profile Perfect Level 134 Hints And Walkthrough

Profile Perfect Level 134 tasks you with three documents — A, B, and C — each with a type, an owner, a thickness, and a decoration. The puzzle gives you one locked starter (Document A is a Love Letter) and nine clues that fill in the rest. No hidden values this time, but one cell contains two decorations, so you’ll need to keep both in mind. Let’s work through it step by step.

Step 1: Use the initial answer and the thickest‑document clue

The very first thing the puzzle shows is that Document A’s type is Love Letter. That’s our anchor. Right after that, Clue 1 says “The thickest document is in the middle.” The three documents are arranged left to right as A, B, C, so the middle one is Document B. That means Document B has thickness 3 (the thickest). I immediately jot that down: Document B.Thickness = 3.

Step 2: Pin down the Love Letter’s owner and Susan’s document

Clue 2 says “The owner of the Love Letter is a man.” Since Document A is the Love Letter, its owner must be a man. The only male name in the puzzle is Kevin, so Document A.Owner = Kevin. That’s a clean drop.

Clue 3 is “Susan’s document is not decorated with a Rose.” This tells me two things: Susan owns a document (which one is still unclear), and that document’s decoration is definitely not a Rose. But the clue also links to Document C.Owner = Susan and Document C.Decoration = Lock. So Susan owns Document C, and that document has a Lock decoration. Now I have Document C.Owner = Susan and Document C.Decoration = Lock.

Step 3: Place Beth as Kevin’s neighbor and identify the Diary

Clue 4 says “The woman next to Kevin wears glasses.” Since Kevin owns Document A, the document right next to it (in the middle, Document B) must belong to a woman — and that woman is Beth (the only other female owner besides Susan, but Susan is already on Document C, which is on the far right). So Document B.Owner = Beth. Great — now every owner is locked: A=Kevin, B=Beth, C=Susan.

Clue 6 jumps in: “Beth never misses a day writing in her Diary.” That directly tells us Beth’s document is a Diary, so Document B.Type = Diary. This also reinforces that Document B’s owner is Beth, which we already have.

Step 4: Add the Bookmark decoration and resolve the Rose placement

Clue 7 says “A cute Bookmark is tucked into the Diary.” Since Document B is the Diary, its decoration is a Bookmark. So Document B.Decoration = Bookmark. (The final grid also shows a Feather in that same cell — more on that in a moment.)

Clue 5 says “Either document A or C has Rose decoration.” We already know Document C’s decoration is Lock, so it can’t be Rose. That means Document A must have the Rose. So Document A.Decoration = Rose. This also reconfirms Document C’s owner is Susan, which is already in place.

Step 5: Compare thicknesses to uncover the Recipe Book and finish the grid

Clue 8 is a comparison: “The Recipe Book is thicker than the Love Letter.” We know Document A is the Love Letter, and its thickness is still unconfirmed. The Recipe Book must be thicker than that. We also have Document B already at thickness 3. If the Recipe Book is thicker than the Love Letter, it could be thickness 2 or 3, but 3 is already taken by Document B. So the Recipe Book must be thickness 2, and the Love Letter must be thickness 1. That gives Document A.Thickness = 1 and Document C.Thickness = 2. The clue also confirms Document C.Type = Recipe Book (since it’s the only one left that fits) and Document A.Type = Love Letter (already known).

Clue 9 wraps it up: “She used a Lock for her Recipe Book keeping it sealed.” That ties Document C’s decoration (Lock), thickness (2), and type (Recipe Book) all together — all consistent with what we’ve already placed.

Solution: Finish the remaining matches

After all the clues, Document B still has one open spot: its decoration. The clue only gave us Bookmark, but the solved grid shows Bookmark / Feather in that cell. In Profile Perfect, a slash means the cell holds both values. The Feather isn’t mentioned in any clue, so it’s simply part of the final answer — treat it as a second decoration that belongs to Document B alongside the Bookmark. No further deduction is needed; the grid is complete.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 134

Clue 4’s “next to” wording

Clue 4 says “The woman next to Kevin wears glasses.” Newer players might think this is a positional clue about who is physically beside Kevin or that glasses are a trait to track. In reality, it’s a direct owner‑linking clue: the woman next to Kevin is Beth, and it immediately sets Document B’s owner. The glasses part is flavor — no actual “wears glasses” value exists in the traits. Don’t overthink it.

Clue 7 and the dual decoration

Clue 7 gives Document B’s decoration as a Bookmark, but the final grid shows “Bookmark / Feather.” If you’re solving normally, you’d put Bookmark and move on, then wonder where the Feather came from. The puzzle expects you to accept both values in the same cell. When you see a slash in the answer table, it’s not a typo — it’s the game’s way of saying that subject has multiple valid options for that trait. Just include both.

Clue 5’s either/or

Clue 5 states “Either document A or C has Rose decoration.” After you’ve placed a Lock on Document C, it’s clear that A must be Rose. But if you hadn’t yet locked C’s decoration, you might think both are possible, delaying your progress. The key is to connect Clue 3 (Susan’s document is not a Rose) with Clue 5 — together they force Rose onto Document A and confirm Susan’s document is indeed C.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 134 is a straightforward logic exercise that relies on a few direct placements and one thickness comparison. The main twist is the dual decoration on Document B — Bookmark and Feather — which doesn’t come from any single clue but is part of the solved grid. Once you secure the initial Love Letter and the thickest‑document clue, the rest falls into place quickly. Pay attention to how clues link owners to types and decorations, and you’ll breeze through this level. Happy solving!