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Immediate Assumptions that came to mind in the following order:
Does Mr.Fat Cat only lick his paw after eating?
Does Mr. Fat Cat eat salmon?
If so; Was the salmon the only food in the house?
How does the word 'intentionally' affect the passage? Could he have unintentionally knocked it over and THEN eaten?
Possible edited prompt:
Detective: The trash bin in the kitchen is toppled, and its contents, including some leftover salmon from dinner, are spilled. Mr. Fat Cat is perched on the counter, self-satisfied, licking his paw to clean his face the way he does only after having eaten food. The leftover salmon was the only food available to Mr. Fat Cat. I hypothesize that Mr. Fat Cat is the guilty party, having
intentionallyknocked over the bin to access the fish within.Any assumptions I missed? If he 100% only licks his paw after eating, and salmon was the only thing to eat, then this argument is definitely true.