The thoughtful production team arranged three different types of accommodations for the three groups.
One was a wing in the villager's home used to host honored guests, which was tidied up to be quite comfortable. Another was a small cabin hastily cleared out in the backyard. And the last was an outdoor tent in the yard.
"How do we decide who stays in which room?" Lily Sullivan asked.
"Let's draw lots," Leo Ziegler said from off-screen.
Everyone thought drawing lots was the fairest way, so no one had any objections.
The three men were all afraid of drawing the tent in the yard, so they handed the privilege of drawing lots over to the three ladies.
Ivy Holden was the first to rush up, and with one pull, she drew the wing room, then laughed triumphantly.
Lily Sullivan, on the other hand, drew the two-person tent in the yard.
