Art is sacrifice in Atomic Heart: the ballerina puzzle

In Atomic Heart, Art is what it is - the sacrifice is the main task, in which you will need to restore the picture of the death of employees using special statues. In this guide, we will tell you how to solve the puzzle with the ballerinas in the Theater and advance further in the story.

Passage of the task "Art is a sacrifice"

Restore the death of employees with the help of ballerinas

After completing the task "It's not a password at all" the mission will start "The Way to the (scaffold) Main Stage", within which you will reach a closed red door. Four mannequins of ballerinas will stand nearby. Click on the red button next to any of them to start a new quest.

You will have to choose the right poses for the robots to recreate the death of local workers. To do this, you have to solve a small puzzle. As clues, you can use the shadows on the walls, the corpses of employees and bloodstains. In addition, when choosing the right position, you will hear remarks from Petrov.

Riddle with ballerinas: what poses to choose

The numbering is from the dead end to the exit, that is first ballerina be near the red door, which you will need to go through. For her, you will need to choose the following pose: "Alyazgon with free hands" . The finished result is shown in the screenshot below.

Now go to second ballerina and choose the following pose for her: "Attitude" . The finished result is shown in the screenshot below.

Come to third ballerina and choose the following pose for her: “Relevé on the 5th position in the effas position. High free hands in the alenge» . The finished result is shown in the screenshot below.

At the end, approach last ballerina and choose the following pose for her: "Croiset in 5th position with hands in 3rd position" . The finished result is shown in the screenshot below.

With the ballerinas correctly positioned, head to the red door at the end of the corridor to take on the next mission called "Petrov of the Opera", during which you have to detain the specified character in the theater.