"Ghost World" Trivia - Part 2 Trivia Quiz

Answer: 19

He works at their headquarters as an assistant manager. Enid at first assumes he is a cook. Seymour gives Enid the picture from Cook's Chicken, and she uses it in her art project, which later gets removed from the gallery.

Answer: goofy gus

She also tells a woman that a dress is $500. It's pretty obvious she doesn't really want to sell any of her things. This scene is also quite funny, especially when Rebecca finds a hat and remembers Enid's "little old lady phase".

Answer: Laurel and Hardy

She doesn't agree with him. She says she "can't understand why the fat one has to be so mean to the skinny one". Dana and Seymour seem very different, and although they get on well at first, cracks start to show as the relationship progresses.

Answer: 7:30 pm

She misses it in the end, because she ends up spending the night with Seymour. If she had been there, she may have been able to defend her work and prevent it from being removed from the show.

Answer: Computer Station

At first Enid says she doesn't need her help, but when her attempts to find a job elsewhere fail, she ends up working there anyway. This is first shown when we see her wearing a Computer Station T-shirt at Rebecca's new house.

Answer: 2 months

Enid drinks it anyway, straight out of the bottle. She doesn't like Dana, and although she won't admit it, it's obviously because she is jealous of her relationship with Seymour.

Answer: 12

I think we can assume the majority, if not all, are from Seymour. He can't understand why she won't answer him. He has sacrificed his relationship, and possibly his job (after the art show incident) for Enid, and he is now confused and upset that she won't talk to him.

Answer: Oh Brother

It gets Seymour into trouble at work, because it put the company in a bad light. It's not made clear if he loses his job over it or not, but he definitely gets in serious trouble with his boss.

Answer: Half past 3

Rebecca shows him Enid's journal, with pictures of how they first met him, which I think is just spiteful. It also seems quite out of character for Rebecca. Although she and Enid are not close any more, she was still her best friend. I'm not sure if she does it to hurt Seymour, Enid, or both of them.

Answer: West Wing, corridor 3B

Enid goes to visit him, and realises that he knows how they met him. She also shows him the rest of her journal which shows how much of a hero she thinks he is. I think this is the last time she sees him, because when we next see her she is getting on the bus that Norman left on earlier in the film.