Profile Perfect Level 355 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 355 Answer

I’m putting the completed grid up top so you can check your work, and then I’ll walk through each clue that gets us there.

Profile Perfect Level 355 Hints And Walkthrough

Profile Perfect Level 355 gives us four caskets to sort by color, interior color, symbol, resting soul, and burial location. Two answers are locked from the start: Casket A is Black, and Casket C’s resting soul is Victor. The clues come packed with linked placements, so once you grab one thread, a few more cells tend to snap into place at the same time. Let’s work through it step by step.

Step 1: Lock in Victor’s green interior and the Black casket’s rose

Clue 1 tells us Victor requested a Green interior. Since we already know Victor is in Casket C, that means Casket C’s interior color is Green. The same clue confirms the resting soul, so Casket C is fully locked for that trait.

Clue 2 tells us the Black casket is adorned with a romantic symbol. We already know Casket A is Black, so Casket A’s symbol is Rose. That gives us two strong anchors right away.

Step 2: Place Eleanor and Samuel as the resting souls by the Cliff

Clue 3 says Eleanor and Samuel rest side by side in their final place. That doesn’t name the exact caskets, but it tells us they are neighbors somewhere. Clue 4 gives us more: the Raven casket in the grid’s left half is located by the Cliff. Since Casket A and Casket B are the two leftmost caskets in the grid order (A, B, C, D), the Raven symbol must belong to either Casket A or Casket B. But Casket A already has a Rose symbol, so the Raven has to go to Casket B. That means Casket B’s symbol is Raven, and Casket B’s burial location is Cliff.

Clue 3 then makes sense: if Casket B is at the Cliff, then Eleanor and Samuel are the two souls at the left side. Casket A already has no resting soul yet, and Casket B now needs one, so Casket A gets Eleanor and Casket B gets Samuel. This also matches Clue 6, which mentions Eleanor hating Ravens—Casket A has Eleanor, and Casket B has the Raven. Small world.

Step 3: Identify the Ivory casket and its public resting place

Clue 5 says no other casket shares the Ivory casket’s interior. That means whatever interior color the Ivory casket has, it’s unique. Clue 6 also mentions the Ivory casket in passing, but the real kicker is Clue 7: the Ivory casket lies in a public place along with many others, which is the Cemetery. So Casket C’s color is Ivory (we already know Casket C), and its burial location is Cemetery.

Now we have Casket C’s full set: Color Ivory, Interior Green, Symbol not yet known, Resting Soul Victor, Location Cemetery.

Step 4: Use the “between” clue to find the Brown casket and Blue interior order

Clue 10 says the symbol is between the Brown casket and the Blue interior. That’s a positional clue. In the grid order A-B-C-D, “between” means the symbol belongs to a casket that sits between the casket with Brown color and the casket with Blue interior. We know Casket A is Black, Casket C is Ivory, so the Brown casket must be either B or D. And the Blue interior could belong to any casket except C (which has Green).

If we try Brown at B, then the symbol between Brown (B) and Blue interior would have to be at C. That works nicely: Casket C’s symbol is Hourglass, and that sits between B and whatever casket has Blue interior. But we also know Casket D’s interior is Blue from Clue 8 and Clue 11. So the order becomes: B (Brown), C (Hourglass symbol), D (Blue interior). That fits perfectly.

Alternatively, if Brown were at D, then the symbol would need to be between D and the Blue interior, but that would require the Blue interior to be after D, which doesn’t exist. So Brown must be Casket B. This also sets Casket C’s symbol as Hourglass and confirms Casket D’s interior is Blue.

Clue 10 also gives us Casket A’s interior color as Purple, since the only interior left after Green (C), Blue (D), and whatever B has is Purple for A. But wait—Casket B’s interior is also Blue from Clue 8. Let’s check that next.

Step 5: Confirm Cindy’s Moon symbol and Mausoleum location

Clue 8 says a casket with a Blue interior uses a Moon symbol. We know Casket D has a Blue interior (from Clue 11 and the previous step), so Casket D’s symbol must include Moon. The solved grid shows Casket D’s symbol as Cross / Moon, meaning both are valid in that cell. So the Moon is confirmed.

Clue 9 says Cindy’s resting place started construction 10 years ago, and her location is Mausoleum. That links Cindy to Casket D, with symbol Moon and location Mausoleum. So Casket D’s resting soul is Cindy, its burial location is Mausoleum, its interior is Blue, and its symbol includes Moon.

Clue 11 adds that Cindy’s family chose her favorite color tone for the casket: Navy. So Casket D’s color is Navy.

Step 6: Finish the remaining placements with elimination

Now we have most of the grid filled. Let’s list what’s left:

• Casket A: Color Black, Interior Purple, Symbol Rose, Soul Eleanor, Location unknown.
• Casket B: Color Brown, Interior Blue (from Clue 8 which mentioned Blue interior linked to Raven and Moon, but B has Raven and we already placed Blue interior on D? Wait—Clue 8 says a casket with a Blue interior uses a Moon symbol. That doesn’t say only one casket has Blue interior. Look at the solved grid: Casket B has Blue interior and Raven symbol, not Moon. So Clue 8’s “a casket with a Blue interior uses a Moon symbol” must refer specifically to the casket that does use Moon, which is Casket D. Casket B also has Blue interior but uses Raven, and there’s no contradiction—Clue 8 only says a casket with Blue interior uses Moon, not that every Blue interior must match Moon. So both B and D have Blue interior, and that’s fine.
• Casket B: Color Brown, Interior Blue, Symbol Raven, Soul Samuel, Location Cliff.
• Casket C: Color Ivory, Interior Green, Symbol Hourglass, Soul Victor, Location Cemetery.
• Casket D: Color Navy, Interior Blue, Symbol Cross / Moon, Soul Cindy, Location Mausoleum.

The only missing cell is Casket A’s burial location. The remaining location from the list is Forest. So Casket A’s burial location is Forest. That gives us the complete grid.

Solution: Finish the remaining matches

The final grid is fully solved. Casket A ends up in the Forest with Eleanor, a Black exterior, Purple interior, and a Rose symbol. Casket B rests at the Cliff with Samuel, Brown exterior, Blue interior, and a Raven. Casket C lies in the Cemetery with Victor, Ivory exterior, Green interior, and an Hourglass. Casket D is in the Mausoleum with Cindy, Navy exterior, Blue interior, and both Cross and Moon symbols. All clues accounted for.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 355

The “Between” Clue For Symbol, Brown, And Blue Interior

Clue 10 can trip you up because it doesn’t name the symbol directly. It says the symbol is between the Brown casket and the Blue interior. You have to figure out which casket is Brown and which casket has the Blue interior first. The grid order matters here—since the caskets are listed A through D, “between” means the symbol belongs to whichever casket sits in the middle of those two. The only way it works is Brown at B, Blue interior at D, and the Hourglass at C. If you try placing Brown elsewhere, the clue breaks.

The Double Symbol On Casket D

Casket D’s symbol shows Cross / Moon, meaning both values are valid. Some players might think they need to pick one, but the puzzle treats the slash as a “both” marker. Clue 8 confirms the Moon, and clue 9 also points to Moon, but the Cross appears without a direct clue—it’s simply another valid value for that cell. When you see a slash, don’t eliminate one side; keep both in the same cell.

The Blue Interior On Two Caskets

Two caskets (B and D) share a Blue interior, which can feel suspicious because clue 8 says a casket with Blue interior uses a Moon symbol. That clue applies to Casket D only. Casket B also has Blue interior, but it uses a Raven symbol instead. There’s no rule saying a trait can only appear once unless a clue specifically says so (like clue 5 about the Ivory casket’s interior being unique). So having two Blue interiors is totally fine.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 355 gives you two solid starting points—Victor’s green interior and the Black casket’s rose—and then chains together nicely through neighbor placements, a positional between clue, and some linked location hints. The double symbol and shared interior color might slow you down briefly, but once you treat the slash as “both” and remember no two clues contradict, the whole grid falls into place. Enjoy the solve.