This is the sixty-sixth puzzle in Professor Layton and the Curious Village. You must talk to Lucy at the Clock Tower to get this puzzle.
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Hint OneBorrowing and lending can get quite complicated. To make things easier, you should think of each transaction only in terms of one person lending money to another. Doing this means you need to find five transactions.
You already know two...
Hint TwoKnow know who A and C lent money to, but not who B, D and E did.
However, since B borrowed money from A, and D borrowed money from C, you know that B, D and E must have lent money to one of A, C and E.
Hint ThreeFrom Hint 2, you know that E lent money to either A, C or E. Of course, you can't lend money to yourself, so that leaves A or C, and you can eliminate A based on the information in the puzzle. So E lent money to C.
That leaves two more transactions to find...
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