How do you solve the one liar one truth riddle?

The solution to the original problem is: “If I were to ask the other guard which door leads to freedom, what would s/he say?” If you ask the liar, s/he will lie about what the truth-teller would say, and will point you to the door that leads to death.

What is the answer to the riddle in Labyrinth?

If Red tells the truth If Red is the gatekeeper who tells the truth, then this makes Blue the liar. If Blue is the liar, and he were to tell Sarah that Red’s door is the correct pathway, then he would be misleading her and in reality it would be his own door that provides the path.

Did Sarah choose the right door?

Sarah knows to do the opposite of the answer she’s given, which allows her to choose the right door. Of course, in the Labyrinth the right way isn’t always obviously the right way. Sarah goes through the door, and immediately falls through a trap door into the Shaft of Hands.

Which door do you open first riddle?

What do you open? Well, as the riddle states, you are asleep. So the first thing you open is your eyes. UPDATE: After further asking people that got it wrong/right, it seems there is an added trick to this.

How do you solve a lie?

5 Steps to Save Your Reputation When You’re Caught Lying

1. Own Up to It. Being caught in a lie is embarrassing, which means your first instinct might involve denying it.
2. Apologize.
3. Avoid Excuses, But Provide Explanation.
4. Do Damage Control.
5. Avoid It in the Future.

What do the door knockers say in Labyrinth?

Right Door Knocker : You can talk, all you do is moan! Left Door Knocker : No good! Can’t hear you!

Which door will you choose riddles?

You have to choose between three doors. Behind the First Door, is a wall of fire. Behind the Second Door, there is a mama polar bear and her cub. Behind the third door, is a lake full of hungry crocodiles.

Which door is telling the truth in Labyrinth?

Scenario two: The guard you asked is the one who tells the truth. – If the guard you ask is the one who tells the truth, he will tell you (honestly) that the other guard – the lying guard – will point you towards door B. This makes door A the safe bet.

Are sleeping and you are hungry?

The answer is “your eyes”.

Is the door you pointed at the guard the door to freedom?

If the guard is a liar, the number of truths is odd, 1. is true, 2. is true, so 3. must be true. So regardless of the answer of the guard, the door you pointed at is the door to freedom, you can leave safely. This is a classic old chestnut of a puzzle, and we’ve had several responses giving the traditional answer to the puzzle.

What happens if the door is correct and the guard tells?

The door is correct and the guard tells the truth: Then 1 is false, 3 is true, 2 depends on how the guide answers the whole (true if no, false if yes), which fits in both cases (011= no, 001 = yes) => the guard can answer in any way and will pick one answer.

Does one of the guards always tell the truth?

One of the guards always tells the truth and the other always lies. You don’t know which one is the truth-teller or the liar either. However both guards know each other. You have to choose and open one of these doors, but you can only ask a single question to one of the guards.

Can you only ask one question to one of the guards?

You don’t know which one is the truth-teller or the liar either. However both guards know each other. You have to choose and open one of these doors, but you can only ask a single question to one of the guards. What do you ask so you can pick the door to freedom?