Here’s a little maze‑starter that’ll make them sweat: in the courtyard’s old sundial, write a single sentence in plain sight. Every word in that sentence must contain a hidden letter of the word “LOVE.” But only the first letter of each hidden word spells the next clue. So they’ll have to look at the sundial, read the sentence, pick out the secret letters, then unscramble them to get the key to the next gate. If they miss one, the sundial will just glare at them until the moon resets the clock. Good luck—don’t let the labyrinth eat you whole.

Pavlov’s ample Soviet sleek. First letters: P A S S → “PASS.” Last letters: S E T K – rearrange to “KETS.” Now, look at the first letters of the words that spell those last letters: K E T S → “KETS.” So the clue is: “Pass, but only after you’ve turned the KETS (keys) around.” It’s a riddle that forces you to read, rearrange, and then act. If you skip a step, the labyrinth will just stare at you until the moon resets the clock.