The Midnight Club Trivia

1. Where did Julia Jayne go when she went missing from Brightcliffe for a week?

From Quiz "Midnight"

Answer: To seek out Aceso

In 1968, Julia Jayne leaves Brightcliffe and hitchhikes until she reaches Regina Ballard's house. Formerly known as Aceso, Ballard was one of the only people to survive the Paragon ritual before Brightcliffe was purchased to become a hospice. With the 'Paragon Diary' in-hand, Julia asks to chat. The diary belonged to Aceso's daughter, then known as Athena, and it contains useful information, but the two no longer speak. Julia indicates that she found the basement chamber as well. The worry, at least for Julia, is that she's very sick and unlikely to live, but Regina might hold the key to healing her. Regina says that she always wanted her daughter to carry on her teachings, but she was corrupted. Julia, however, still seems to have some light in her eyes. It all comes down to what she's willing to do. If she's willing to give the gods and goddesses what they want, they will help her. Regina gives her a week to teach her all she knows, but then she will need to go back to Brightcliffe. She will need to get a nightgown and walk back through the woods to get muddy and then when she gets back she'll need to tell a story that hides where she's been. In the basement of Brightcliffe, back in the mid-1990s, Dr. Stanton watches as Shasta's 'sisters' choke on their poison. As Shasta escapes up the elevator, Dr. Stanton starts performing CPR on the others, enlisting Ilonka to help when she regains consciousness.

From Quiz "The Eternal Enemy"

Answer: Sandra

As day breaks at Brightcliffe, Dr. Stanton holds a meeting in her office to give some good news the likes of which patients at the manor next-to-never end up hearing. After extra tests, an endoscopy has shown that while there are still polyps and lesions on Sandra's small intestine, they've been receding. The terminal diagnosis placed upon her was in error and it means she will be going home. Sandra is shocked by the news. She doesn't have lymphoma, but she doesn't quite know how she feels. Worst, in her mind, she doesn't know what she's going to tell the others. Kevin wakes up in Anya's old bed, where Ilonka brought him after finding him in the basement, and he admits to having found himself waking up in the basement on more than one occasion as of late. He's even woken up in the bed down there. Between the dreams and the sleepwalking he blames the meds, but Ilonka can't use medication to explain the ghosts she's been seeing or the way that Brightcliffe seems to transform.

From Quiz "Anya"

Answer: Cashier

Working as a cashier at an S-Mart, Anya rings through customers and goes about her day. After her shift she passes by the ballet studio and the video game store as she makes her way home, and when she makes it back, she prepares a microwave dinner and plunks herself down in front of the TV. Late in the evening, Anya goes to bed to the sound of a baby crying upstairs. As she falls asleep, her alarm clock goes off, but she hits it to keep it quiet. The next morning, Anya wakes up, puts her fake leg on, and does it all again, returning to work and checking people out at the cash register. Her manager comes by to check in on her and make sure she's transitioning well into her new job, encouraging her to ensure she has goals. That afternoon, as she passes by the ballet studio, she tries to make a jump but struggles with her artificial leg, embarrassing herself.

From Quiz "See You Later"

Answer: Anya had a DNR order

Ilonka and Kevin find Anya sprawled on the floor next to her wheelchair and Ilonka, wasting no time, performs CPR on her roommate in an effort to bring her back. Fortunately, her efforts work, but as Anya throws up on the floor beside her, she catches a glimpse of the tall, shadowy figure in the corner and screams hysterically while the others see nothing there. The next morning, Ilonka speaks to Dr. Stanton about the incident and discovers that Anya had a Do Not Resuscitate order. Had she known, however, she might have acted differently. Dr. Stanton says she hopes she wouldn't have since Anya was self-medicating. DNR does not mean 'Do Not Treat'; Brightcliffe isn't a place to stand by as anyone overdoses on their own medication whether it's of their agency or not. Later, when Ilonka checks in on Anya in another room, she apologizes and checks in on her roommate. She asks about what she saw in the corner of the room and Anya pretends she didn't see anything-- no shadow; she was just high. When she leaves, Cheri catches Ilonka in the hallway and tells her she needs to be kinder to herself before measuring her head with a tape measure. It's nothing, she says before closing her door.

From Quiz "Gimme a Kiss"

Answer: The 1960s

Ilonka sees the woman in the chamber below the basement but, in her fright, she accidentally loses her match flame. By the time she relights, there's no one in the room with her. It's only a few more moments before Kevin manages to bring the elevator back down to retrieve her. They gather all of the members of the Midnight Club when they head back upstairs and, telling them little, they bring them into the elevator and down to the chamber to surprise them. What they find when all of them have flashlights in hand is that the chamber is massive, and the walls, ceiling, and floor are all meticulously painted. They theorize that the room was a meeting place, and when Ilonka locates a roster book for The Midnight Club, discarded on the floor, they all realize that their predecessors must have used it. Most frightening, perhaps, is that the roster book, commemorated in January 1969, contains their credo on the front page and was founded by Julia Jayne. The club determines that their founding members must have founded the same chamber as they did, meeting there and using it, but not creating it; much of it seems much older.

From Quiz "The Two Danas"

Answer: Essiac

Anya awakens abruptly in the morning to a dream of a shadowy figure in the empty library. Ilonka is already awake and at her desk, preparing essiac tea. She gathers some printouts from inside the desk and finds a locket tucked away inside, but Anya asks her to hand it over. Dr. Stanton brings Ilonka into her office and hands her a thorough booklet of forms, all about her burial preferences, funeral wants, and expectations for when she passes on. It's not about liability, she explains, but agency. She wants to help the patients get what they feel they deserve in their final days. What Ilonka really wants, however, is a look at old patient files. When she brings up Julia Jayne, Dr. Stanton claims not to know too much about her, but it's besides the point as patient files are confidential. Worse, Ilonka brings up the group who owned Brightcliff before Dr. Stanton-- a cult group known only as The Paragon. The doctor doesn't have answers to this, however. Instead, she bids her farewell and promises to see her at group therapy.

From Quiz "The Final Chapter"

Answer: At a college party

In Sacramento in 1994, Ilonka dyes her hair a deep red and fine-tunes the details of her salutatorian speech in front of her mirror. When she heads down to the kitchen, she grabs a bowl of dinner with her foster dad, Tim and he praises her for successes. What he does do, however, is tell her she should break some rules for once, at least to celebrate the end of a chapter of her life. It's why, when her friend Lauren comes by to pick her up, they head to a real college party to celebrate instead of a high school gathering. It's at the party, while pacing herself and waiting for her friend, that Ilonka meets Brian and the two hit it off with her pretending to be an English major and him rattling off his favourite classes (which all seem to be her areas of interest). The real shame is when Ilonka starts coughing up blood. She rushes to the bathroom to wash it off her hands and has awful visions in the mirror-- a man with no eyes appears in her reflection; an old house stands on a hillside; a hooded figure shrouded in darkness looms. And then she collapses.

From Quiz "Midnight"

Answer: Amesh

After the women of the ritual are taken by the paramedics, Dr. Stanton and Ilonka chat in the former's office. The good news is that the women will be stable after having their stomachs pumped and that's thanks to Ilonka's help, but on the same token they wouldn't have been in the basement had Ilonka not been involved. Shasta had been arrested, she says, three times in the past for her attempts to regain entry to the basement, and that Ilonka would view her as a friend shows disrespect. Ilonka, however, argues that she came to Brightcliffe because of Julia Jayne's story; Julia beat her cancer. But Dr. Stanton believes Julia was just lucky. Considering the break-ins and the poisoning, Dr. Stanton wagers that Shasta is sick again. Whatever she magic she gained in 1968 wore off so she's at it again, taking another page from the Paragon handbook in desperation. Ilonka begs Dr. Stanton not to tell the others of what happened and lets Dr. Stanton know that when her dad arrives for Family Day, she'll be going home with him. In Natsuki's room, Natsuki wakes up to find Amesh already awake, struggling to manage his motor skills. Amesh notes that his vision is starting to go as well-- it's a spot on his side that he can see in his periphery and it's moving closer and closer. Sometimes it looks like a person or a shape, but it's there.

From Quiz "The Eternal Enemy"

Answer: Sandra

Ilonka calls the kids to an emergency meeting in the library on account of the events that have been occurring in the building but it seems that only she and Kevin are seeing these visions. Cheri says that there's a term for that-- folie a deux, a delusion shared by two. Natsuki, on the other hand, recalls a story her mother told her about Toshi no Taberu Hito, 'the eater of years', which looks like an old woman but who would be found in places where people were going to die and eat the years they would've had. Spence, however, says that Ilonka and Kevin could simply be wrong and seeing things due to their meds. They've always looked for proof from beyond, but they need to keep their cool. Ilonka knows that something is going on though, especially since she has the news that someone has been cured, implying the ritual worked. She apologizes, but she thinks it's herself. Sandra admits it-- it's her. Stanton told her. She's leaving tomorrow and her parents are coming to pick her up. Her endoscopy, which she took a week before the ritual, showed the signs of her body healing, so it couldn't be the ritual. Ilonka points to the other signs in the building, like the voice Spence heard on the intercom, but Sandra admits that it was her too. She did it when she was trying to convince him to have a little more faith, but it was wrong of her to do.

From Quiz "Road to Nowhere"

Answer: Cheri

Ilonka leaves the group therapy session and Kevin catches up with her to ask what's wrong. He apologizes for the previous night and what was left undone on the beach, but the issue clearly goes beyond that. She makes him promise not to tell, but she reveals the phone call to him. He happens to agree with Dr. Stanton though-- it could be a misdiagnosis. Ilonka reasons that the ritual must've worked, just not for Anya. Ilonka heads to Shasta's to talk through the issue. Although Dr. Stanton told Ilonka the call wasn't about her, she knows that Stanton would say no, even if that meant lying. If she is okay and going home, the others would still live and die at Brightcliffe, and she's not ready for that result. Amesh heads to the nurse's office to meet with Mark and get his vitamin IV and it appears that he might be taking on new issues with his motor skills. Mark tells him that if any new symptoms arise, it only benefits Amesh to let him know. Cheri, meanwhile, gives Spencer a haircut and the two talk about Cheri's stories. He asks about one she told earlier-- about her and another girl-- and the conversation turns to her coming out to her parents. He only hopes that it went better for her than it did for him, but Cheri doesn't think it did because her parents didn't care. Spence regrets how much has gone unsaid with his parents. He wishes he had the courage to say more.

From Quiz "Anya"

Answer: 12:00

Anya gets home from work and falls into the same pattern as normal, making a microwave dinner and sitting down to watch TV. She jokingly chats with her artificial leg before heading to bed. At midnight, the alarm clock goes off again. This time, Anya hears an odd chanting through the static that seems to vanish when she turns the radio back on. Anya attends a group therapy session for her grief. She admits that she had a roommate who used to tell her things that she always found crazy. The roommate had a friend with a tumour, and one day, his body kicked in like it would with the flu and it beat the tumour and did right by him. She laughed at the story when she heard it. Her roommate and her other friends, one time, took her from her room and tried something really crazy to make her feel better, but in the end it made her really sick-- fever, loss of consciousness-- and her body, at long last, decided to do the right thing. Spontaneous regression. It still sounds stupid to her. But that roommate, wherever she is, she hopes she's laughing.

From Quiz "Witch"

Answer: Einstein

While Dusty continues his serial murders, Sheila speaks to the detective on the case suggesting that the killer must be a teenager, perhaps even one who goes to Roosevelt High School. The problem, as she finds, is that the case is more complicated than it seems. The detective tells her that these murders have persisted for a long while-- more than forty years, all with the same MO-- so her theory is already shaky. She's advised to stay out of it; the detectives will solve it and she doesn't need to worry. At school, Sheila confides in Dusty that the police told her off but their theory still makes sense. She heads out to practice, but promises him a date in the evening-- a real one. As he heads to class, however, he's intercepted by the detective and asked if he uses Einstein, the online chat room theorized to be used by the killer. He has to admit he uses it; everyone does. But soon the questions start to get harder to answer, like when she asks him what his username is. That night, Dusty takes Sheila out on a date, bringing his car out to the make-out spot on the north side of town. She thanks him, once again, for all the help, but he cracks a bit and suggests she doesn't really want to be there with him. She deserves better. But he kisses her anyway, even with the screaming girl outside the window. That night, he hears the whisper, and it tells him that Sheila is next. Kevin leaves the conclusion of his story for another time, however. If the Midnight Club wants to hear it, they've gotta stay alive.

From Quiz "See You Later"

Answer: Athena

Ilonka, finally getting the time to look at the book she found in the library, notes that 'The Paragon Diary', as it was called, was written by a survivor of the Paragon Cult by the name of Athena who was sixteen when she escaped. The tragic Paragon cult was created by Regina Ballard in 1931 though she would later be known by the name Aceso; Paragon was originally created as a naturopathic alternative to traditional healing and wellness and she took her name from a goddess of healing. The cult surpassed simple prayer and proceeded into ancient ritual and blood sacrifice in the chamber beneath the building and Athena, Aceso's daughter, watched her mother's slow descent into madness. Athena knew she had to stop her mother so she gathered the children of the house and took them into the woods to the nearest neighbour before contacting the police, but when the police went back, they couldn't find anyone...until they checked the ritual chamber. There, they found the adults of Paragon dead save for Aceso, who claimed she didn't know what she was doing; the herbs that they used for their tea were poison. Athena never believed that though. Ilonka and Kevin discuss the book and the story while they gather firewood on the beach. Aceso dropped off the history books after the incident, so nothing more is known about her. Athena too. But Julia Jayne found the journal, hid it, and left clues to find it. She also walked out of Brightcliffe cured with that info. There's something there.

From Quiz "Gimme a Kiss"

Answer: Spencer

Sandra is the one that tells the others they need to leave. While the others investigate the roster book, she finds distressing items across the room, specifically black robes, an ancient bowl, and a sheathed blade. She's the first to get back on the elevator and head upstairs and others follow, but Ilonka, Kevin, and Anya stay to investigate. Most importantly, to Ilonka, is that the roster is too uncanny to ignore. In 1969, the Midnight Club had eight members, just like they do. They wrote their stories in there and, eventually, the pages winnowed out...until the ones containing the bloody handprints and a crudely-drawn hourglass. The anxiety and fatigue towards their discovery carries into their group therapy session the next day. Dr. Stanton suggests forgoing the meeting since it's non-compulsory, but Sandra speaks up, explaining that she and others may still be mourning Tristan's death. Because of the frequent losses they face at Brightcliffe, it's normal, and unfortunate, for some to fall into the trap of turning to things that aren't good for them. She recommends they turn to prayer since it's helped her in the past, but the rest of the group isn't keen on the idea. Spencer in particular opposes her idea that if God doesn't fill the empty spots in their lives, bad things can slip in. The church, after all, ruined his life and tore apart his family.

From Quiz "The Wicked Heart"

Answer: Anya

Anya is already awake and eating breakfast when Ilonka rises from her nightmare. Ilonka, seizing the opportunity while she still has the patient file splayed out on her bed, asks Anya if she knows the symbol or the number she keeps stumbling upon, but Anya doesn't seem to care. Anya apologizes a bit to explain she's typically cranky on Family Day; everyone else has family stop by to check in, but she doesn't have a plus-one. It's why Ilonka invites her down to meet Tim; she's told him, already, that Anya's the toughest person she's ever met. Family Day takes place in the dining hall. While Natsuki receives pictures of her father-- important ones-- from her mother, Amesh talks to his aunt and uncle about his parents' immigration since the clock is ticking on their return to America. Spence is disappointed that his mother won't visit alongside his father; he gets awkward reasons as to why she won't show up. Kevin, meanwhile, struggles with his mother's insistence that his brother should carry on his legacy. It's part of why he flags down Ilonka as she comes into the room-- to get out of that chat. Ilonka is introduced to Kevin's mother and brother, Samantha and Morgan, but he never really lets on that Katherine is his girlfriend until it's too late to avoid awkwardness.

From Quiz "The Two Danas"

Answer: What are you grieving?

Leaving Dr. Stanton's office, Ilonka runs into Kevin as he walks through the hall. He realizes that she has her pre-need papers and jokes about his music revisions (five or six changes!), but Ilonka is a bit nervous, having felt she overshared the night before at her first Midnight Club gathering. She asserts that she's a smart person; she doesn't want to sound stupid for her aims at Brightcliffe. He just reminds her to come to the Midnight Club in the evening regardless. Natsuki reads a book in the hallway to one of the treatment rooms, speaking to Tristan while they wait for Nurse Mark to check in. When he arrives, Natsuki asks him to squeeze her hand for her. At group therapy, Amesh worries about the new video game consoles he won't get to play since they're expected to come out after he dies. He knows he's supposed to mourn a bit more, but it's what's on his mind. Cheri grieves over the pets that she'll never get to see again, even if she seems to be making up the truth about the animals she owned. Ilonka has a bit of nervous hesitation in group therapy and struggles to join in, but Anya pushes her in with force, grieving over the way her room used to smell before the essiac tea.

From Quiz "Witch"

Answer: Healing

Though the Midnight Club starts to get up from their seats, Ilonka chimes in and says that she also has a story to tell if they're still up for it, and with that, they dive into a double story night. Ilonka warns the group that this story is a bit weird and a bit unfinished, but it's about magic and love and family and fate. She calls it 'Witch'. Imani was a witch, Ilonka begins. In fact, all the women in Imani's family were witches as far back as anyone could remember. Imani and her mother are healers, but the story starts with their second ability: scrying. At the park one day, Imani's mother teaches her to scry on the surface of a pond, allowing her to see into the future. What she discovers quickly is that no matter what she does, the world will try to snap back into its proper course. There is no changing the future...at least not permanently. The universe is stubborn. Her mother asks her to promise one thing though, and that's never to scry at night. Imani walks her mother back to work in the emergency room of hospital and as they arrive, she's already put to work. Though she sends Imani away, Imani stays back to watch her mother in the OR. Unfortunately, the girl on the table dies, but Imani's mother sends the nurses out of the room to work her magic, devoting her powers to bring the girl back to life at great personal strain. Though the girl survives, Imani's mother does not as a result.

From Quiz "Gimme a Kiss"

Answer: Good Humor

Ilonka heads out for a walk in the woods to locate the tree with the hourglass marking and when she does she finds others with unique carvings in the immediate vicinity (like a crescent moon with the initials G.B.). She's found there by Shasta who, hiking through the woods again, spies her sketching on her way past the blackberry patch. Before she forgets, Shasta reveals that she's been carrying around a gift in case she were to come across Ilonka again-- some items from her company, Good Humor Wellness, made from natural items from the very woods they walk through. Ilonka is thrilled, knowing the brand and being interested in naturopathic remedies, so Shasta says she'll bring more. Ilonka admits that she's out in the woods looking at the trees with the carvings. She asks about the Paragon, but Shasta says she doesn't know about them. What she does recommend, however, is using the library at Brightcliffe to research natural medicines (provided Stanton kept the books). In the 610s, she'll find medicine and health. Before she leaves, Shasta lets Ilonka know that she knew she was in the woods because she saw her on the cameras in the trees, there to observe her property. While the stream is on the Brightcliffe side of the property line, the carved trees are on hers. This said, Ilonka is welcome at any time.

From Quiz "Road to Nowhere"

Answer: Mark

Mark pulls through on a favour, taking Spencer and Cheri on a drive from Brightcliffe to Spencer's family home, but Spencer heads in alone. His father stops him at the door to make sure everything's okay, but the reason he's there is to talk to his mother. She reluctantly listens as he reminds her that he is going to die. What he learned is that when Anya died, she was surrounded by people who loved her for who she was, and that was enough. The catch is that he feels, finally, that he will get the same feeling because it's enough for him without all the asterisks and emotional weight his mother put on him. As much as he would love a relationship with her, he won't beg for her love. Having said his peace, he leaves her with a kiss. That night, when Spencer gets back to Brightcliffe, he says he would do it again. Cheri remarks that it's how he knows he did the right thing. Dr. Stanton receives a call in her office and asks if the other person on the line is certain of the results because the news is wonderful. She asks for the results to be faxed so that she can have them placed in the patient's file.

From Quiz "Gimme a Kiss"

Answer: A senior prom

When Ilonka returns to Brightcliffe she helps Kevin get ready for a big day. After getting a blood transfusion and dressing in his finest formalwear, Kevin gets his make-up done to remove the pallor so that he can meet with Katherine and attend her senior prom. The two are interrupted the moment they finish when Sandra knocks on the door looking to find if anyone's seen Spence. Still rattled by group therapy, she's looking for an apology for Spence's outburst, but Kevin remarks he seemed angry and she should talk to him to find out why. The argument blows up a bit, however, when Sandra says what's on her mind about the cellar discovery, the danger they're all getting themselves into, and the fact that people think she's too black and white. She storms off, leaving them to think about what she's said. Soon, Katherine arrives with a limo and a corsage. The others see him off before heading inside. Cheri asks Ilonka if she's okay, but it was a rough afternoon. Doing Spence's makeup, she says, reminded her of not only how hard it is to look like one's self with how sick they all are, but what death takes from them. At least, they agree, Spence will probably have a good time.

From Quiz "The Two Danas"

Answer: Spence

While Kevin talks on the phone with his brother and lies about how he's feeling, Spencer watches on from his desk. Anya comes in unannounced, asking after morphine, but the guys won't give it to her on account of her attitude towards Ilonka at group therapy. Kevin reasons that Ilonka told them all a story about a girl who got out of Briarcliffe and Anya probably wanted to punish her for the other part of her that wanted to believe it. In the activities room, while Cheri practices the cello, the others fold origami cranes. Amesh, claiming it to be an activity he wanted to do before he died (or at least since Natsuki brought it up), was led to believe that anyone who could fold one thousand paper cranes could be granted a wish. While the patients fold, Spence cuts more paper and accidentally slices his hand, bleeding everywhere and heading quickly to the nurse's office. Ilonka wonders why everyone is so worried by the sight of blood, but the others explain Spence is in Brightcliffe because he has AIDS. Anya in particular leans into Ilonka before leaving. When Anya departs, the others justify her bad mood with how long she's been at Brightcliffe; she'll be nicer when she actually warms up.

From Quiz "Anya"

Answer: Dr. Stanton

...and when Anya walks into the ballet studio, she emerges in her apartment. Sandra's story, 'Gimme a Kiss', plays on the TV and as she opens the bathroom door she finds a man in a scuba suit in the tub, the room burning around him. She turns to find a woman with a gun, and as it fires, she falls back into her bed. Looking up at her ceiling, she notices the figure staring back at her, reaching out from the murky darkness, and she shuts her eyes. But that's when her clock goes off. It's midnight, and Ilonka's voice rings out from the radio to let her know that the Midnight Club is broadcasting from the hallway outside the recovery room. She informs her that Dr. Stanton has gone nuclear, having found them in the ritual chamber on the night of the sacrifices. None of them are allowed in the library. All of them recite the Midnight Club's incantation before Ilonka hands the reins over.

From Quiz "See You Later"

Answer: Anya

Ilonka continues to revisit 'The Paragon Diary', poring through its pages as she waits through the effects of the brownie she had at the party. Washing up before going to bed, she exits the bathroom to find a ghostly woman standing over Anya's bed, watching her sleep before leaving the room. And Ilonka follows, emerging into the hallway into a vision of the past. Navigating her way to the lobby of Brightcliffe she looks at the pictures on the wall, nearly missing the figure as she leaves out the front door. Though Ilonka follows behind her, she confusingly emerges into the library to find not the woman...but Kevin. As the room materializes around her, she finds that she's arrived just in time for midnight and the meeting of the Midnight Club. Everyone else takes a seat around the table while Ilonka wonders what happened. They chalk it up to the brownie. But none of this explains the odd events as of late. Though Ilonka saw someone standing over Anya's bed, Spence thought he heard his name over the recovery room intercom the other day. On this note, Ilonka remarks that Anya probably isn't coming to this night's meeting; the others contemplate skipping the event. Spence encourages Amesh to tell his story, however, since it's his Death Day. And with that, Amesh starts a toast a little different from the normal credo to celebrate the day. He calls his story 'See You Later'.

From Quiz "The Final Chapter"

Answer: Morgue

Coming across the arcade, Spence introduces Ilonka to Amesh, the former newbie at Brightcliffe, who's only been there for a couple of months. He jokes about the hazing he expected and kind of wanted on account of his never being able to attend college, but Spence insists it's not something they do at Brightcliffe. When Ilonka spies an old elevator at the end of the hall, Amesh suggests she get inside and hit B to go to the basement, but Spence reminds that there's no hazing. Amesh persists until she closes the gate and nearly presses the button and he's forced to admit it leads to the morgue. There's no use even using the elevator, Spence says-- it runs on its own at night, moving between floors on account of, probably, faulty wiring. In another room, Cheri practices the cello. The guys suggest not listening too much to her since her stories keep changing. They head down the hall to what will be Ilonka's room with Anya, her roommate, who was originally supposed to give her the tour. Anya's off somewhere so they leave her to get comfortable in her room. Before he heads out, Tim says his goodbyes and Ilonka reassures him it's the right choice. She sees him off as he drives away and then returns to unpack her things.

From Quiz "Midnight"

Answer: At his house

Dusty always knew it was coming, Kevin says. The voices in Dusty's head told him that the next victim would be Sheila. He knows what he has to do, and picking up the phone next to his bed he phones her and tells her to come over. She says she'll be over in twenty. When Sheila arrives she lets herself into the house; the door is unlocked. She walks quietly through the home, looking at the pictures along the walls in the hall until she finds one with the hourglass symbol from the killer's calling card. Dusty finds her there and tells her he knows who killed Nancy; they have to stop them. Bringing Sheila to his room, he shows her the conversation on the Einstein chat board that Nancy had with the killer, LEDZEPPEFAN, who he tells her is his grandfather. While Sheila has her eyes on the screen, Kevin grabs a hammer and tells her that his mother was the killer as well. As he winds up the swing, he reveals that it's run in the family. But as Dusty brings the hammer down he stops himself, fighting back against the ghosts. His mother crawls into the room on the ceiling, leaping at him to take the hammer, but it results in Sheila picking the weapon up herself and hitting her in the head with it. As Dusty's mother dies on the floor, she says she loves him.

From Quiz "Anya"

Answer: Natsuki

After the incantation, Ilonka lets Natsuki take the intercom for the evening, presenting a story she created for Anya with details she could find from the others. On the night of the ritual, they all chanted for her and she vanished in a burst of like, vanishing like Julia Jayne. She reappeared a week later, healthy, just like Julia, and Dr. Stanton declared her cured. She stayed at Brightcliffe anyways, at least for a few more weeks, because that way she could perform the ritual for everyone. And it worked. They were all healed. They all took over a floor of an apartment building after leaving Brightcliffe-- a co-ed Brightcliffe invasion-- and it was cheap and they could live there forever. Anya went to college and got a prosthetic leg so she could start taking dance classes again. After a fantastic dance rehearsal one day, her old childhood friend, Rhett, walked by. They mended fences and bought a house together-- one with a white picket fence. And they stayed there for years and years and years. They would have three kids together and a German shepherd. She would live out the rest of her days with her family. Safe, happy, in love. The Midnight Club ends the story and wishes Anya a good night while she listens on.

From Quiz "Witch"

Answer: Gently

The morning after Anya's collapse, the club heads to group therapy and Dr. Stanton informs them that it's sepsis-- an extreme reaction to infection as her body is damaging its own tissue. The session is a solemn one with the group in worried contemplation. Natsuki is the one who suggests that death feels too familiar now and she agrees with the others that she hopes Anya passes gently, but at the word 'gentle', Ilonka takes a stand. Death, she says, is a sentence and she's angry that their illnesses have such a grip on them that they fear the worst. She's waiting on her cancer with a molotov and a machete, and if death comes for Anya, she hopes she rips into it and doesn't stop. If there's a way to save everyone, she doesn't care what it costs; she'd burn the world down. Dr. Stanton speaks to Ilonka and the others calmly when she says that it is not up to them. They do not make the rules and they do not get to change the ultimate outcome. Even if someone finds a loophole or a shortcut, people can get hurt or so obsessed that they ruin their lives. If Ilonka spends all her time fighting and doesn't get a chance to say goodbye, then she may face a world of pain and regret. When Ilonka joins Dr. Stanton in the recovery room for a visit with Anya, she takes a seat and speaks to her roommate while she sleeps. She says thank you to her for arguing with her and calling her out because it gave her the sister she needed. As she gives Anya a kiss, Anya awakens and whispers that she wants to live. When Ilonka tells Dr. Stanton, it's good news, but she's reminded that they're not fighting gravity, only pushing for a softer landing.

From Quiz "See You Later"

Answer: Decision

Amesh's story starts with Luke, a boy who likes strategy games and programming. Every day for the past two weeks, he's come into the video game store to talk to the girl at the counter. It also happens to be the day he's going to kill the whole world. As Luke walks to the counter and toys with buying a new game, he asks Becky, the cashier, if she wants to go to a movie with him but she explains she's seeing someone else. They chat a bit and Luke expresses that he's into programming games before they part ways, but when he puts back the game he wasn't intending to buy, he's taken aside by a man named Vincent Beggs, who explains he's from V-com. Luke knows who the man is though; Vincent is a hotshot coder considered a genius by gamers, though quite the recluse. When Vince offers him a chance to play his newest game, he doesn't think twice. And so Luke goes to Vincent's rental house and plays his new game, a nuclear strategy game called 'Decision' that he describes as 'Risk on steroids'. Luke can start World War III or he can end it. Or he can end the world. Before he knows it, he's immersed. The first game lasts ten minutes, but by midnight he's obliterated the human race dozens of times. The game is, in short, impossible. It's less a game and more a simulation, and because of that, Luke says it's not altogether fun.

From Quiz "Gimme a Kiss"

Answer: Detective story

In the late evening, Anya awakens to find Ilonka throwing up in the bathroom. She offers some old morphine pills as a way to calm her nerves, but Ilonka says no; she'd prefer to stick to her scheduled and specificially-provided meds. When the club convenes in the library they find that Kevin has returned from the senior prom having been given all the heartfelt sorries from the other attendees before being crowned prom king. The discussion ends, however, when Spence enters the room, quietly leaves a bottle of wine on the table, and takes a seat, not bothering to hide his sarcoma from the others. He cites the credo to get the festivities underway, but it's Sandra who speaks up, offering her story and sitting at the head of the table. She calls it 'Gimme a Kiss'.

From Quiz "The Two Danas"

Answer: Anya

The patients awaken to their alarms only minutes to midnight and they prepare to head down to the library. Ilonka, hearing that Anya is already awake, throwing up in the bathroom, knocks on the door, but Anya claims she'll meet her downstairs. In the library, Ilonka tells the others about Shasta as she pours from a pitcher of chamomile tea. Since it's Ilonka's first official meeting they brief her on the custom. First, they raise a glass of whatever they choose to drink, then they recite their credo. Tonight, Anya takes the storyteller position and moves to the head of the table to sit before the fire. She tells the others that her story is about a girl with stars in her eyes; a girl who wanted to be anybody but herself. The title of her story is 'The Two Danas'.

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