Elephant in the Room - Chapter 1

Welcome to the Elephant in the Room puzzles!  Elephant in the Room is a paper puzzle genre similar to Nonogram, with the following rules:

An Elephant in the Room puzzle consists of a rectangular grid with clues, in the form of series of numbers, along the edges.

Each clue corresponds to the lengths of the contiguous groups of shaded cells in the corresponding row or column, as in a Nonogram.  Not every row or column has a clue.  However, there is a single orthogonally connected group of shaded cells which is treated by the clues as though it does not exist, and it is the strictly largest group of orthogonally connected cells in the puzzle - the "Elephant in the Room", so to speak.

For each puzzle, there is exactly one possible solution - that is, the clues uniquely determine the location of every shaded cell in the puzzle, both the cells that are observed by the clues and the cells that make up the elephant.

Click the button below to download the first puzzle set!  When you're done, you can move on to the next set of puzzles by clicking here.  (Note: the password is in all lower case.)