Raise the Titanic-The Coloradans (part 2) Quiz

Answer: Austin

When Seagram arrived at the widow's home in Leisure World, he was surprised to find that Mrs. Hobart was now Mrs. Austin. In fact, she had been married to a Bertrum Austin for 62 years. Seagram asked her whether or not she had contacted the war department and she said she had written them several times. But, the government kept insisting on send her her widow's pension. Who was she to argue?

Answer: Leadville

Adeline said that she and Jake met during a blizzard that struck Leadville just as she was heading into the station with her parents. Jake happened upon her and her mother walking to the store and helped them by picking them up and dropping them off in front of the store. They dated all through the blizzard and, after the storm was over, Jake proposed.

Answer: Brown Palace

She said she saw Jake one year later for the last time at the Brown Palace Hotel. He had warned her not to believe the papers and that soon they would live in luxury. When she woke up, there was a note and an envelope with $5000 in it. She is not sure how that money came to be because they only had $300 in their account at the time.

Answer: False

When Seagram asked about Jake again, she started to get a bit fidgety. Seagram knew otherwise and asked her for more information. She wouldn't tell because she said she was sworn to secrecy. Seagram went into another room and called the President and he gave her permission to tell Seagram everything she knew at the time.

Answer: exposure to cold

On the last postcard, there was writing on the side. A "V.H." had signed that he and the others lost Jake in a snow storm and gave him a "Christian readin'". Seagram checked the list of miners and said that "V.H." must be Vernon Hall.

Answer: Balboa Bay Club

In this chapter, Seagram decided to stay overnight and take an flight back to Washington the next day. In the meantime, Mrs. Austin recommended that he stay at the Balboa Bay Club. Seagram sat on a terrace watching a storm come up and watched the various boats on the bay. He was met later with a visitor.

Answer: Dirk Pitt

As Seagram sat there enjoying the view and his drink, Dirk Pitt approached and they began to talk about Netvia Zemblia. As Pitt was finishing telling his side of the story as to how he was able to get Koplin, Seagram got testy and said Pitt had no business meddling in something that didn't concern him. Pitt then got angry, said a few choice words, and then left.

Answer: False

Professor Barshov and Captain Prevlov were discussing the idea of how this mine on Netvia Zemblia came to be about. Barshov suggested that possibly the old Okrona (secret police of the Czars) may have something on it seeing as how it was made in the early 1900's.

He also stated to Prevlov that some nickel and zinc were found as well as Uranium, Thorrium, and Byzanium. Since Byzanium is not well known and there is such a small quantity, there is not much written about it at all.

Answer: golfing

Dana was supposed to come to the White House because the President said he needed to know what the model of the ship was. It had no name on the hull of it or the cover. Dana, thinking she would be disturbed, had asked the secretary about where the President was and he informed her that he was golfing.

Answer: Roanoke

When Dana came out of the bathroom after freshening up a bit, she noticed that the President was standing in the room. Come to find out, he already knew the ship's name and the history of it. His father had built the model 40 years earlier. He wanted to lure Dana there to be able to talk to her about Gene Seagram without having any interuptions from the office.

He was requesting that she hang in there with Gene until the project was finished.

Answer: Code 5 Confidential

These files were so classified that they were not to leave Seagram's sights for any reason. Nor was anyone allowed to exit or enter the premises while they were in his possession. There were four file folders and one notebook for Seagram to go through. Seagram informed the two men that he would look over them, but not to expect him for a while.

Answer: Journal of Joshua Hayes Brewster

Seagram figured it should be reasonable to look through the folders first, but he decided first to look at the journal. At the end of going thrugh all the folders and the journal, he got up to go to the bathroom and had a horrid look on his face. At this point, we are unsure of what has him so upset.

Answer: Camp David

Because of the President's busy schedule he could only meet with them at Camp David in the study room. After ordering a light breakfast, he started to inquire as to where Metasection was heading now.

Answer: No

After Seagram went through the entire explanation of how Brewster found the Byzanium and how he was able to escape with the ore and not get caught by thhe French, the President automatically assumed that the Byzanium was hidden somewhere in the United States. Seagram turned to the last page in Brewster's journal which read from April 10, 1912, "The act is of a ulogy now. Only Vernon will be able to tel the tale for I depart on the great White Star steamer from Southampton within the hour. How I Long to return to Southby." Seagram explained that the only White Star ship that left Southampton that day was the Titanic bound for New York.

Answer: raise it

It was decided to raise the ship so as not to damage the Byzanium inside of it. Metasection came too far to just give up and now they would be taking on a much greater task!