Face Your Fears in "The Village" Quiz

Answer: 1890 - 1897

During the first scene of the movie, we see August Nicholson by his son's tiny coffin. Also near him is a grave for Daniel with the years 1890 - 1897, making him only seven years old when he died.

Answer: "Life is long and love is deep."

This is when we are first introduced to Ivy Walker, who is comforting Kitty by singing. Kitty is crying because she confessed her love to Lucius Hunt, but he did not share her feelings.

Answer: A toad

We see Noah run off for a moment, leaving Lucius and Ivy temporarily alone. When Noah comes back, he puts a small toad that he just caught in Ivy's hand. Then, Noah removes berries of the "bad color" (red) from his pocket and gives them to Ivy.

Answer: Lucius and her father

Ivy is blind, but she manages to recognize Lucius when she races with Noah to Resting Rock. She tells him that a handful of people give off the slightest color, like a haze, and it's the only thing she can see in the darkness. She says that Lucius gives off a color, and her papa does too.

Answer: A colt

This is the scene where Lucius is trying to convince his mother that Edward Walker has feelings for her. "You remind me of a colt sometimes." is the direct quote.

Answer: Finton

Lucius visits Finton Coin this particular night to keep him company. Finton calls Lucius a good friend.

Answer: 5

After Noah stabs Lucius, he is taken to the Quiet Room. Ivy goes to visit Noah and startles him by slapping him several times--five, to be exact. She is then taken away and the door to the Quiet Room is locked.

Answer: Kevin

Ivy ventures into woods, intending to travel to the towns to find medicines for Lucius. When she arrives, a young man pulls up in a vehicle and, while hesitant at first, agrees to find the medicine she needs. She asks his name, and he says his name is Kevin.

Answer: He's reading a newspaper

Night is known to have cameos in his movies. We see his cameo in The Village when Kevin comes in to take medicine back to Ivy. Night is reading a newspaper; the most we see of him is the back and side of his head, and the reflection of his face in the glass.

Answer: "It kneels before it in awe."

This is said by Edward Walker after he has confronted the elders, telling of his decision to send Ivy to the towns. While the other quotes are lines from the movie, they are not said at this part.