Rohan empties the magnet poetry kit onto the table while Savannah immediately organizes the words with disciplined precision. As Savannah lays out all twenty-five words, Rohan completes a quick assessment of the set, noting the total number of pieces.

Savannah identifies the only four verbs: burned, is, will, and be. Rohan selects three verbs and arranges them, but Savannah challenges the strategy of using every verb at once, suggesting that the limited verbs may need to be conserved.

Savannah studies the remaining words and pulls the only pieces that might fit Rohan’s formation: the, skin, and rose. Rohan instead combines words into the phrase the rose petal, which immediately points them toward a new possible action involving the petal.

Rohan suggests burning the rose petal, but Savannah calls that premature and impractical because they have no matches or lighter. Rohan counters with another possible method: using a beam of light and a concave mirror, implying that the room itself may provide the means to act on the clue.