Profile Perfect Level 358 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 358 Answer

Here’s the completed grid for Profile Perfect Level 358 — I’ll put the final solution up top, then break down exactly how each clue locks it in.

Profile Perfect Level 358 Hints And Walkthrough

When I first looked at this level, I saw three gravestones with traits covering shape, name, flower, symbol, and cause of death. The puzzle gives you one locked answer right away (Gravestone A’s flower is Lily), and a few clues point to the same cells more than once. A couple of cells end up with two values — Rose and Sunflower for Gravestone B’s flower, and Anchor and Hourglass for Gravestone C’s symbol. Accepting both is the key to finishing the grid. Let’s walk through the clues in the order they start to fall into place.

Step 1: Use the starting clue to lock Gravestone A’s shape and flower

Clue 2 says, “Lily flowers are placed on top of the Heart gravestone.” That’s a direct match: Gravestone A’s flower is already given as Lily, so Gravestone A must have the Heart shape. Now we know:

• Gravestone A: Shape = Heart, Flower = Lily.

Step 2: Place the car accident victim in the middle

Clue 1 tells us, “A soul who died while passing through the circuit lies in the middle.” That’s Gravestone B, and the cause of death is Car Accident. So:

• Gravestone B: Cause of Death = Car Accident.

This also tells us the order of the gravestones: A, B, C from left to right (since “middle” means the second position).

Step 3: Match the grain-shaped gravestone to an oval

Clue 5 says, “The Grain gravestone closely resembles a wheat seed in shape.” A wheat seed is oval, so Gravestone B’s shape is Oval, and its symbol is Grain. Now we have:

• Gravestone B: Shape = Oval, Symbol = Grain.

Step 4: Thorny flowers and sunflower clues fill Gravestone B’s flower

Two clues work together here. Clue 6: “The thorny flowers are placed on top of Gravestone B.” Thorny flowers are roses, so Gravestone B gets Rose for its flower. Clue 6 also gives us Gravestone C’s shape (Arch) and cause of death (Illness).

Clue 7: “Lilian, who rests in Gravestone C, is not fond of Sunflowers.” That means Sunflowers are not on Gravestone C — they must go on Gravestone B instead. So Gravestone B’s flower is both Rose and Sunflower. (Yes, the cell holds both values; the puzzle accepts that.) Also, Clue 7 confirms Gravestone C’s name is Lilian and its shape is Arch.

After these two clues:

• Gravestone B: Flower = Rose / Sunflower.
• Gravestone C: Shape = Arch, Name = Lilian, Cause of Death = Illness.

Step 5: Place the dove and hourglass symbols — not neighbors

Clue 3 says, “Dove and the time symbols are not neighbors.” The dove goes on Gravestone A, and the hourglass goes on Gravestone C. Since A and C are not adjacent (B sits between them), that fits perfectly. The clue also lists Gravestone A’s shape as Heart, which we already had.

Now:

• Gravestone A: Symbol = Dove.
• Gravestone C: Symbol = Hourglass.

Step 6: Anchor for the captain who died of cancer

Clue 4: “An Anchor symbol honors the captain who died of cancer.” Cancer equals Illness, so Gravestone C’s cause of death is Illness (already set). The anchor symbol goes on Gravestone C, meaning C now has both Anchor and Hourglass for its symbol. The clue also reaffirms Gravestone A’s shape as Heart.

• Gravestone C: Symbol = Anchor / Hourglass.

Step 7: The left-of clue positions the male racer

Clue 8: “The Dove symbol is to the left of the grave of a male racer.” The dove is on Gravestone A, so the male racer’s grave must be to its right — that’s Gravestone B. A male racer fits with Car Accident, so Gravestone B’s name is Thomas. The clue also repeats the Rose and Sunflower for B’s flower, confirming both are correct.

• Gravestone B: Name = Thomas.

Solution: Fill the remaining cells by elimination

After all those clues, a few cells are still empty. Gravestone A’s name hasn’t been directly given — the only name left is Mary, so A gets Mary. Gravestone A’s cause of death isn’t mentioned either, but after B gets Car Accident and C gets Illness, the only remaining cause is Shipwreck. Gravestone C’s flower hasn’t been assigned — Lily is on A, Rose/Sunflower is on B, so C must take Marigold. And Gravestone B’s symbol is already Grain, so everything is filled.

Final grid:

• Gravestone A: Heart, Mary, Lily, Dove, Shipwreck.
• Gravestone B: Oval, Thomas, Rose/Sunflower, Grain, Car Accident.
• Gravestone C: Arch, Lilian, Marigold, Anchor/Hourglass, Illness.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 358

Clue 3: “Dove and the time symbols are not neighbors”

This one can trip you up because “not neighbors” sounds like a positional rule — you might expect to figure out which symbols are next to each other. But the clue is actually directly assigning the dove to Gravestone A and the hourglass to Gravestone C, and then the “not neighbors” part simply confirms that these two gravestones aren’t side by side (which is true because B is in between). If you try to treat it as a deduction about adjacency, you’ll waste time looking for a relationship that’s already baked into the assignments.

Clue 7: “Lilian, who rests in Gravestone C, is not fond of Sunflowers”

This clue does three things at once. It gives Gravestone C’s name (Lilian) and shape (Arch), and it also tells you Sunflowers can’t be on C. That means Sunflowers must go to Gravestone B — but Clue 6 already put Roses on B. So the puzzle expects you to accept both flowers in the same cell. Players sometimes try to pick one flower over the other, thinking there’s a contradiction. The trick is to read the solved grid and notice that the cell allows multiple values.

Clue 8: “The Dove symbol is to the left of the grave of a male racer”

This is a positional clue that also gives a name. The tricky part is realizing “male racer” connects to the Car Accident cause of death — a racer who died in a crash. Once you know Gravestone B is the middle one (from Clue 1) and the dove is on Gravestone A, “to the left” means A is left of B, which matches the order. The clue then assigns the name Thomas to B, but it also re‑lists the Rose and Sunflower for B’s flower, reinforcing that both values belong there. Missing that double confirmation might make you second‑guess the flower cell.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 358 is a great example of how the game sometimes puts two valid answers in one cell — here Gravestone B’s flower and Gravestone C’s symbol each hold two values. The key is to follow the clues without trying to force a single choice. Start with the locked Lily and Heart, then let the chain of direct assignments (grain shape, car accident, thorny flowers, dove, anchor) fill in most of the grid. The remaining cells fall out by elimination. Once you accept that Rose and Sunflower share the same square, and Anchor and Hourglass share another, the whole grid clicks into place. Happy puzzling!