The Rise of the Golden Idol: Protest Movement Walkthrough

In this guide, you’ll find all the hints and solutions for the Protest Movement in The Rise of the Golden Idol.

Chapter 3 – The Machine: Scenario 2
Protest Movement: A Hippie Circle Refuses to Roll Over

Scene 1, Pool Backyard

Table in left yard
- Shot glass: Piece of Ice
- Ribbon spools: ribbon
- Cardigan pocket: Coolidge
Grandpa: Tobias
Old Man’s Note: Lana, Peet, Leonidas, Agency, Jack, Amstel, Closure, Corbyn, Broke
Bicycle wheel by tree: wheel
Notebook by binoculars: Foundation, Rolled, Gathered, Shaw, Hill
Grill: Barbecue
Man under Grill: Odetta
Child in Pool: Hit
Woman: Tobias, Jeffrey
Newspaper in her inventory: Injure

Scene 2, Outside the former Harmony Foundation

Hints:

That’s the old Harmony Foundation garden where Tesa buried Arthur. The inbetween chapter note said they replaced her and OPIG took over the building.
The old man’s keeping an eye on the hippies and the foundation, but he’s also observing his neighbors
The nosy old man’s journal says that his daughter is with the hippies. Is anything on the backyard table connecting to a hippie?
Whatever there’s one track through that blue flowerbed and a second track past the tree to the right. It looks like two things rolled down the hill and went in different directions
What’s a moon gazing bath? Whatever it is, Andi’s trying to move it
The schedule on Jack says that he and Marmot work afternoons, so it must be the afternoon at the time. Then how is that ivy so cold it’s freezing?
The bird bath is broken and theoretically could be the source of the item that rolled down the hill, but it doesn’t look like there’s any missing pieces.
The round item in the pool is light enough to float, so it can’t be stone. What else could it be?
It’s mentioned in the last scenario that the inside of the lab had been weirdly cold recently. Maybe it’s starting to breach the window and affect what’s outside?
The wheel by the house is tangled up with blue flowers, so that explains one track