The Game - Round Two: Logic and Physical Dexterity, Mission and Submissions Options

[Department_of_My...]

Welcome to round two of the Game,
Logic and Physical Dexterity!

Stoats – The first one of you to solve the riddle below wins a $20 gift card from Whimsic Alley!

Ferrets – Solve the riddle below to receive your writing mission for this round.

Ferret Prizes for this round are the chocolate chess set and potions bottles. First Place winner gets first choice.

Riddle Solving and Writing are open from June 18th to 28th, voting is open from the 29th until July 1st.



Five people visit Hogsmeade.
They all have a different drink.
Each drink is served by different member of the bar staff.



Someone was served pumpkin juice by Carmen.
Fudge was not served his rum by Marcella.
Hagrid was served by Tom.
The person who drinks pumpkin juice wasn't served second.
The fire whiskey drinker was served last.
Marcella served the fourth person in line but they didn't order a gillywater.
Neither Carmen nor Hans served McGonagall who was third in line at the bar.
Hermione wasn't first in line.


Servers; Tom, Carmen, Hans, Marcella, Andy
Drinks; Pumpkin juice, Rum, Butterbeer, Gillywater, Fire whiskey
Drinkers; Hagrid, Harry, McGonagall, Fudge, Hermione


So....




Think you know the answer?
Then send a PM to Department_of_Mysteries .
If you answer wrong, you may try again.

Since not everybody is a Hermione, regular general hints will be posted in the discussion topic. But remember, the fastest Stoat wins the prize, and the faster Ferret has more time to write ...

Good Luck!
(And keep out of that corridor on the fourth floor!)

[McGonagall's Cat]

Comments on the story An Old Man's Logic

gonaners16 commented:
yay, dumbledore is one one my favorites:)

cassirin commented:
I love how you added that dash of humor at the end. Dumbledore is hard to write, and his motives and colloquisms are often quite obscure, but I think you did a good job with him. Interesting to be able to follow his thought process in letting Harry go after the Stone on his own.

McGonagall's Cat commented:
I wish every couple paragraphs of this was a whole story - it covered so much ground so quickly that I found myself wanting more info in each area.