Challenge: Finding the Fastest Way Out of a Maze

In a maze challenge set in a fairy tale-like setting, participants use different methods to find their way out. One relies on instinct and a compass, another on mathematical calculations with numbered cards, and the third uses a simple right-hand rule. As they navigate the 2300-meter maze with 6000 trees, they encounter various difficulties. The compass goes awry, and the cards become confusing, but the right-hand method proves effective. Despite setbacks, the participants learn from their experiences, demonstrating the importance of strategy and adaptability in problem-solving.

What does the character mean by saying 'I came out, I've been out of the maze for two hours'?

What is the significance of keeping the right hand on the wall or trees?