16 Comments to Three Attendants

1. fierceandsassy says:

   June 9, 2008 at 9:51 am

   first? lol i’ve got two different endings. anyone get more endings than that?

2. Mimi says:

   June 9, 2008 at 10:03 am

   I got the three end, haven’t got the other one yet.

3. wolma says:

   June 9, 2008 at 10:04 am

   which Show

   two animals should I give the dumplings to?

4. fierceandsassy says:

   June 9, 2008 at 10:22 am

   Walkthrough

   this is for what i think is the desired ending

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   click on the statue. it will move to the left.
   pick up the rice cracker, give it to the deer.
   pick up the dumpling left on the little bench by the deer.
   give the dumpling to the monkey. it will move out of the way and reveal a carrot. notice that the monkey is now floating over an area of blue light.
   click twice on the carrot to get it into your inventory.
   click on the arrow to move one scene to the right

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   click on the cats. they will move away and one will go to the basket of dancing snakes.
   click on the basket and the cat will poke at it. one snake will fall out (maybe the cat eats the other one?). pick up the snake.
   click on the right arrow to move one scene to the right.

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   give the carrot to the rabbit. the rabbit will then go to the dog house and the dog will come out.
   click on the piece of paper in the bird house. it will drift to the ground. pick it up. note: if you don’t give the carrot to the rabbit first, it will be in the way and you won’t be able to pick up the paper.
   click on right arrow to move one scene to the right.

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   click on the shovel. use the shovel on the crack in the ground (upper left corner, above the beehive looking thing). water will come to the surface.
   click the water. the small elephant will move to the water. then click on the larger elephant who will follow. note: clicking on the small elephant will not get it to move; clicking on the water will not get the larger elephant to move. tricky tricky!
   the larger elephant was standing over a box. pick up the box and use the ? button to look at it.
   while looking at the box, click on it. it opens to reveal a green stick. take the stick.
   put the snake in the hole of the beehive looking thing. it will go in and come back out with a dumpling. pick up both the dumpling and the snake.
   give the dumpling to the bird. it will float over a patch of blue light like the monkey in the first scene.
   click on the left arrow to go back to the scene with the dog and the rabbit.

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   use the shovel on the mound of dirt (upper right corner, above the dog house where the rabbit now is) to dig up a box.
   pick up the box and look at it. it is ‘a machine to sharpen.’ put the green stick in the hole above the crank. the crank will turn on its own, the stick comes back out on its own, and it is revealed to be a pencil. click on the pencil to get it into your inventory.
   click on the left arrow to go back to the scene with the snake charmer and the cat.

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   look at the paper and use the pencil on it. what you get is a note that says “10$”. put this on the plate in front of the snake charmer. it seems that the snake charmer accepts counterfeit b/c he gives you his flute in exchange for the note you have just written.
   click on the left arrow to go back to the scene with the monkey, deer and statue (the first scene).

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   put the snake in the far left jar. use the flute on this jar; the snake will dive into the second jar. use the flute on the second jar; the snake will dive out of the second jar and into the third jar. it comes back up on its own with a third dumpling. take the dumpling. you can take the snake, but you don’t need it any more.

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   click the right arrow twice to get back to the scene with the dog and the rabbit.
   now, this is the difference between the two endings. if you give the dumpling to the dog, it will start to float over a patch of blue light. after a moment you will get the “three ending”. given the name of the game (three attendants), this seems to be the desired end.
   if you give the dumpling to the rabbit instead, you will get the rabbit ending. this will make the monkey and the bird cry.

   this is my first walk through, so feedback is appreciated!

5. Jo says:

   June 9, 2008 at 10:27 am

   got “three end”; going to try fierces now…

6. fierceandsassy says:

   June 9, 2008 at 10:28 am

   wolma–

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   don’t give a dumpling to the rabbit if you want the ‘three end’! all told there are three dumplings, one for the monkey, one for the bird, and one for the dog.

7. Jo says:

   June 9, 2008 at 10:32 am

   yeah, three end is desired….good walkthrough fierce, maybe a little less talking about what the characters are doing (makes it really long)….but very helpful

8. fierceandsassy says:

   June 9, 2008 at 10:37 am

   i’m a sucker for context. i guess it’s the difference between a walkthrough and a narration…

9. Susan says:

   June 9, 2008 at 2:23 pm

   I love these games!!! I got “3 End” finish; now I’m going to try fierce’s WT.

10. aa60 says:

    June 10, 2008 at 6:30 am

    Well done fierceandsassy ……..
    I would’nt be able to enjoy these games without clever people like you……Im too dim to work it out all by myself….lol
    You covered all the different points very well……
    Keep up the good work……Thanks!……Ann X

11. fierceandsassy says:

    June 10, 2008 at 8:41 am

    aw, thanks aa60!

12. RICKYSTARR65 says:

    July 21, 2008 at 10:24 pm

    hi fierceandsassy i love your walkthrough it helped me a lot thanks

13. stresses says:

    August 2, 2008 at 5:14 am

    is thre more that 2 endings (i can get both)

14. Lexie Lou says:

    March 29, 2009 at 8:41 pm

    Ok I’m very stuck. I gave the dumpling to the rabbit and the rabbit came out of the house, but nothing’s happening…

15. Evvvvvvvvy says:

    April 25, 2009 at 12:48 pm

    @Lexie Lou Give dumpling to bird too

16. mya says:

    June 21, 2009 at 12:39 pm

    give the last dumpling to the dog to get the “three happy ending”

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