It turns out that the only solution is to mix it with the old enemy of evil pirate Chuck. If you want to get the correct answer, it is just "trial and repetitive", this is a mediocre narrative game with the same level as the "12 minutes". Back to Monkey Island inherits the excellent design in the series: players can get a lot of things, information, and master some of the NPC's functions (such as map makers can make maps, locksmiths can unlock them according to code, etc.). Therefore, this mechanism composition completes the "mechanism mystery" about the island from the "macro level".
So "Back to Monkey Island" returns to the "puzzle mechanism" in the overall structure of the chapter, isn't it wonderful? In Chapter 1 we have confirmed that we have to fit into the Ghost Pirates, and we have two clear goals: get the crew’s mop and fool Chuck with cosmetics. Take the first "take a mop" as an example. We can gain "knowledge" from previous trial and error processes - the bar chef has a mop that cannot be taken away directly. Based on this knowledge, we can complete "how to solve the problem"
