At this moment, for Harry, choosing which card to give to the next player became very important.
He had previously discarded the "sunshine," and now he still held two color descriptors and one "medical" card. At this point, Harry had a very clear understanding: the colors in his hands were actually very important!
Harry found that most of the clues were very abstract. These clues could not directly form the shape of a specific product; at least, he couldn't conjure up an exact item in his mind, but rather, a myriad of possibilities.
At this point, some detailed clues became extremely important, such as the soil in the community cards, and the colors in his hand.
He guessed that the other three were most likely guessing it was either fruit or juice, but they lacked confirmation on the color, so they couldn't focus further.
