From Hell Trivia

1. Where did the Ripper murders happen?

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Answer: London

The Ripper murders happened in Whitechapel, which is situated in the east end of London. The murders happened in 1888.

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Answer: Opium

Inspector Fred Abberline used Opium to trigger his visions. This happened several times in the movie, but I found out it was opium when Sir William gave him medicine and said something like, "This should help you with your opium addiction."

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Answer: Whitechapel

During 1888, the Whitechapel district of London was the primary location of "unfortunates" or prostitutes.

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Answer: Johnny Depp

Robbie Coltrane plays Sergeant Godley, Ian Holm plays Sir William Gull and Ian Richardson plays Sir Charles Warren. Johnny Depp has also appeared as Captain Jack Sparrow in the "Pirates Of The Caribbean" trilogy. Depp has always had a fascination with the Ripper case.

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Answer: McQueen

McQueen demands one pound per week from each girl in exchange for his protection. He threatens Mary with death if payment is not made on time.

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Answer: Opium

We know Abberline is an opium addict because we see him in numerous opium dens throughout the movie. We know that these are opium dens because we see him smoking opium pipes.

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Answer: Dark Annie

Inspector Abberline found out, while he was looking over the body, that her name was Annie. Sergeant Godley then told him that her name was Annie Chapman, and her nickname, "Dark Annie". It was close to the middle of the film.

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Answer: Grapes

Inspector Abberline notices that all of the bodies are found near an empty sprig of grapes. Because grapes are an expensive luxury that no one in the White Chapel district could afford, he suspects someone of money of being the murderer.

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Answer: Martha Tabram

Although she is the first victim in the film, Martha Tabram is not actually considered to be a victim of the actual Ripper. She was stabbed 39 times but she was not killed in the style of the Ripper. "From Hell" decided to play it safe and include her in the film.

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Answer: She had a frontal lobotomy.

Ann was taken and lobotomized, so that no one would ever believe her when she said she was married to the Prince.

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Answer: Sir William Gull

Dr. Ferral is a surgeon, who laughs at the idea of the Ripper being a doctor. Ben Kidney is a member of Special Branch and Sir Charles Warren is the Commissioner of police. Sir William Gull is portrayed by Ian Holm and is physician in ordinary to the royal family. William Gull retired after he suffered a brain seizure, six months previous to the events shown in the film.

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Answer: The Freemasons

We see Dr. Ferral get initiated into the Freemasons and as the movie closes, it is alleged that they were closely involved in the Ripper murders and cover-up.

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Answer: Heather Graham

Susan Lynch plays Elizabeth Stride, Lesley Sharp plays Catherine "Kate" Eddowes and Estelle Skornik plays Ada. Heather Graham has also appeared in "The Guru", "Austin Powers 2" and "Lost In Space". In this movie she is the main love interest for Abberline.

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Answer: Sir William Gull

Sir William was set with a duty to protect Prince Albert, who married Ann Crook, an unfortunate, or whore, without her knowing his true title. Her friends, all unfortunates as well, were then killed in procession throughout the film because they were witnesses and he was trying to cover up the marriage.

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Answer: He has visions.

Inspector Abberline is seen frequently smoking opium and ingesting laudanum (a syrup containing opium) to assist in bringing on his visions.

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Answer: "The Juwes Are The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing"

This writing is found in Goulston Street, along with a bloodstained piece of apron. Most people believe the message was left there by the Ripper.  Many Ripperologists believe that the Ripper wrote this because he blamed the Jews for the problems the country had. It was written in chalk and Sir Charles Warren ordered for it to be washed off before it caused panic.

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Answer: Absinthe

At one point, we even see Inspector Abberline ingesting Absinthe that is laced with laudanum.

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Answer: Sir William Gull

Jack the Ripper was never actually found and his identity remains a mystery. There are many theories circulating about his identity, including the royal conspiracy, which is the basis for this movie.

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Answer: To pay the ferryman that would take her to the land of the dead

When he was looking over her body Inspector Abberline found two coins lying at her feet. He closed her eyes and laid the coins over them. Sergeant Godley commented, "I've never fully understood that tradition." To which the Inspector replied, "They're for the ferryman. The ferryman who takes the body over the river into the land of the dead. If she don't have the money to pay him, she'd have to wander forever, lost between the two worlds."

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Answer: Ada

Although most people believe Mary Kelly was actually killed, there are some who believe that it was not Mary's body. However, the body was in such a bad shape, it was almost impossible to positivly ID the body. In the movie, Ada is a French girl who dates Elizabeth Stride. The Ripper mistakes her for Mary and kills her. Ada is played by Estelle Skornik.

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Answer: Arda

It was supposedly Mary Kelly, but it was actually Arda, Liz's French girlfriend. It was thought to be Mary Kelly by everyone, even Sir William while he was slaughtering her. Abberline found that it was not Mary when he found a severed chunk of brown hair by the head of the body. Mary was a redhead and the killer had white hair.

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Answer: He has a frontal lobotomy.

We see that Sir William Gull, the alleged perpetrator of the murders, is lobotomized and locked away after the Freemasons and the Queen believe that the last witness to the catholic marriage of her son has been killed.

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Answer: Abberline

After the last murder, Abberline receives a letter from Mary, telling him that she has taken baby Alice to live in Ireland. Because he believes he is being watched by the police, and possibly the Freemasons, Abberline cannot go to Mary as she will be found. He later kills himself in an opium den, at the end of the movie. His last vision is of Mary living in Ireland with Alice. Hope you enjoyed my quiz!

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Answer: He drew back, but after her telling-off he kissed her.

Abberline and Mary had a moment and she tried to kiss him, but he pulled away and said, "no, don't". Mary got angry and said, "What? D'you think I'm paying you back? I didn't mean it as business. I'm still a woman. They haven't taken that away from me, not yet anyway!" She turned to leave but Abberline grabbed her, pushed her against the wall, and started to kiss her deeply. They were soon interrupted by a police officer. He apologized and left when he found it was the Inspector, though. This must have been my favorite part in the whole movie. It just made you smile, didn't it?

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