Chocolat

Answer: Tannes

You had to really pay attention, I think they only say the name once.

Answer: Josephine

Vianne had been with Roux on his boat.

Answer: The ashes of Vianne's mother

Vianne later threw the ashes out the window into the wind.

Answer: Anouk

The voice is clearly female, but the wording of the narration is kept ambiguous for most of the film. Only at the end do we discover that we have been listening to the memories of Anouk. The final scenes which she narrates include the throwing of (what is left of) Chitza's ashes into the wind, a symbolic gesture from Vianne to show that she is ready to settle down and the return of Roux the following summer on the pretext that the shop door still squeaks and needs fixing. Now that Anouk is no longer roaming from town to town, she has no further need of the companionship of Pantoufle; he hops out of her life, his injured leg fully healed. Josephine takes over control of the café her husband abandoned, renaming it Café Armande. The film closes with a shot of the statue in the town square (Le Comte's grandfather, who was successful in expelling the Huguenots from town and establishing its previously-cherished tranquility) holding a red balloon. Life wins.

Answer: To see Vianne

Vianne came down early in the morning and discovered Roux. He was swinging the door when she came down the stairs and he said, 'It just needed an adjustment. I hope it will be better now.' Although he said this, the narrator said they all knew Roux's return had nothing to do with a silly old door. We find out the narrator is actually Anouk.
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Answer: hot chocolate

Vianne has a knack for guessing people's favourites and so is very annoyed when Roux deems none of her choices his favourite. She only finds his favourite when she serves him hot chocolate the day he returns to her.
"...I thought you'd never guess. My favourite. Hot Chocolate."

Answer: American music

One of the best scenes is when he gets caught singing Elvis songs in the church garden by the Comte. This shows that not everyone is perfect and even the vicar has weaknesses.

Answer: Elvis

Pere Henri was constantly being picked on by the Count. He was one of my favorite characters. Thanks for taking this quiz!

Answer: Ireland

If you hadn't listened to him, you could tell the answer by the flag that was on one of the boats.

Answer: Hits him with a frying pan

'Who says I can't use a frying pan?' I love that part!

Answer: Leave town

Serge thought that Comte wanted him to do something drastic but Comte was very angry.

Answer: Hot chocolate

Vianne guesses everyone's favorite chocolate throughout the movie, but she couldn't guess Roux's.

Answer: She throws them to the wind

She tosses her mom's ashes to the 'north wind.'

Answer: yes

A perfect happily ever after ending to this beautiful movie.