= Lesson 1: Mystery Intro
:lesson-id: cuttle-blue-01
:agent: Blue
:stage: Cuttle
:difficulty: Introductory
:duration: 15 minutes
:hidden-concept: Logical deduction basics

== A Mystery to Solve!

Hello, friend! I'm **Detective Blue**! I solve mysteries!

Today, we have our first case. Someone ate the last cookie! Can you help me find out who?

== What You'll Learn

* How to gather clues
* How to use clues to figure things out
* How evidence points to answers

== The Cookie Mystery!

=== The Scene

The cookie jar is EMPTY! 🍪

We have three suspects:

* 🐱 **Whiskers the Cat** - Loves fish
* 🐶 **Buddy the Dog** - Loves cookies
* 🐰 **Hoppy the Bunny** - Loves carrots

=== Activity 1: Gather the Clues

[clue-finding]
--
clue-1:
  description: "Crumbs on the floor leading to the dog bed"
  image: crumb-trail.svg
clue-2:
  description: "The cookie jar lid is on the floor"
  image: jar-lid.svg
clue-3:
  description: "Buddy has chocolate on his nose"
  image: chocolate-nose.svg
--

**Detective Blue says:** "Interesting! Let's think about what these clues mean..."

=== Activity 2: What Do the Clues Tell Us?

[quiz]
--
question: "The crumbs lead to the dog bed. What does this mean?"
options:
  - The cat ate the cookie
  - The dog might have carried the cookie
  - The bunny hid the cookie
correct: The dog might have carried the cookie
feedback: "Detective Blue says: 'Clues point the way! Crumbs lead to where the eater went!'"
--

=== Activity 3: Solve the Mystery!

Based on ALL the clues, who ate the cookie?

[quiz]
--
question: "Who ate the last cookie?"
options:
  - 🐱 Whiskers the Cat
  - 🐶 Buddy the Dog
  - 🐰 Hoppy the Bunny
correct: 🐶 Buddy the Dog
feedback: "Detective Blue says: 'Case closed! The crumbs, the chocolate nose, and the trail all point to Buddy! The evidence never lies!'"
--

== What You Learned (Detective's Secret!)

You discovered:

* **Evidence:** Facts that point to answers
* **Deduction:** Using clues to figure things out
* **Logic:** If this is true, then that must be true

**In programming, we use logic to prove our code is correct - just like solving a mystery!**

== Next Time

In Lesson 2, we'll have a HARDER mystery with MORE clues!

**Detective Blue says:** "The evidence never lies! See you at the next case!"
