Summarize the following:
When the people outside or the hunters are done counting they can split up and start looking for the person that is hiding. When you're playing in a house, the darkness should help make finding the player more difficult. However, if you're playing outside during the day, you will probably have to rely on playing in a large area to make it more difficult. Make sure that everyone looking works as individuals, there are no teams in this game. When trying to find the hiding person/group feel your way through the house with your hands since you can't see. Or, if you are worried about breakable objects or bones, give each participant a small flashlight to help them find their way. The flashlight should be used only if necessary and turned off again after overcoming any obstacles. " to the person hiding. If that person is "it," they must answer, "Yes, I am the sardine." At this point, you become a sardine, too. That is to say, you must hide in the same spot and stay quiet. You don't want anyone else to find you, so make sure to look around before you hide. As everyone discovers the original hider, they have to hide with them. This continues until there is only one person left. Whoever is last becomes the next hider or sardine. Depending on the number of people playing, packing everyone into one space can be both difficult and amusing. If you're the last person to find the original hider and everyone else, you become it for the next game.
Go find the person hiding. Ask, "Are you the sardine? Continue hiding until one person is left.