"The Searchers" Part 2 Trivia Quiz

Answer: a rocking chair by the fire

Ethan informs Mose that the reward still stands -- but Mose replies that he doesn't want money -- he just wants a rocking chair of his own.

Answer: "He-Who-Follows"

Scar calls Ethan "Big-Shoulders" -- and decides that the "young one" (Martin) is "He-Who-Follows."

Answer: the Confederate medal that Ethan gave Debbie

After trying to scare Ethan and Martin with scalps, Scar tries a different tactic: he shows Ethan a Confederate medal he wears around his neck: "Seen this before?" Of course Ethan recognizes it as the one he gave to Debbie -- instead he scoffs that the purpose of the meeting is to trade, not "admire" Scar's "collection."

Answer: "I knew you would come and rescue me -- I never gave up."

Debbie tells Martin: "I remember, from always. At first I prayed to you: 'Come and get me. Take me home.' You didn't come." Martin insists, "I'm here now." But Debbie ignores him: "These are my people! Go! Go, Martin, please!" (She interjects this last plea with the Comanche word for "go")

Answer: Ethan's will, indicating that he's leaving his property to Martin

Ethan asks Martin to read his will. Martin, stumbling over much of the wording, realizes then that Ethan is choosing him as heir only because his "blood kin" Debbie, as been "living with a buck." Angered, he tells Ethan he doesn't want the property.

Answer: False

Martin, seeing the merriment at the Jorgensens' cabin, suggests that a party is being thrown in honor of their homecoming. Ethan knows better: "That'll be the day."

Answer: he is the prime suspect in Futterman's murder

Mr. Jorgensen doesn't want to let Ethan and Martin into the cabin, because many of the guests are, in fact, Texas Rangers -- men who have been looking for them in order to find out who murdered Futterman.

Answer: all of the above

Martin confronts Laurie before the wedding takes place, and reminds her that he did write her one letter -- but she tells him that just one in five years isn't much at all. She sobs "if only" he had said he loved her, if only he had asked her to wait for him..."that would have been something!"

Answer: True

Martin tells Laurie that he thought she knew about his love for her. When she still seems upset, he figures it would be best for everyone if he were to head out. This grabs her attention: she declares that if he were to leave she would "just die!" and the two embrace.

Answer: throw herself between the two (Ethan has to drag her away)

Laurie tries to get the boys to stop fighting at first (yelling at them, and asking Ethan to intervene). But she never forces herself between them. Later she, like the others, gets caught up in the excitement and watches the brawl with bright eyes and flushed cheeks.

Answer: Austin

Captain Clayton tells Ethan and Martin that they're going to have to accompany him to Austin (then and now the capital of Texas).

Answer: True

Col. Greenhill of the U.S. cavalry sends his young son, a lieutenant, to ask Captain Clayton and the Rangers for help in raiding Scar's tribe.

Answer: he pretended to be a crazy man

Mose tells the group that he was able to escape Scar by acting like he was crazy (eating dirt and grass).

Answer: Ethan

Ethan incurs Mose's wrath when he doesn't immediately hold up on his promise of a rocking chair. Mose retaliates by refusing to tell Ethan Scar's whereabouts.

Answer: 7 Fingers

Mose tells Martin that Scar can be found by Seven Fingers, an area named by one of the local tribes.

Answer: False

Laurie begs Martin not to go after Debbie a second time, telling him that "she's not a little girl anymore" -- she's nothing more than a grown woman who is "leavings of a Comanche buck sold time and time again to the highest bidder." Martin refuses to listen, even when Laurie tells him that if they find Debbie, Ethan will kill her.

She adds softly, "I tell you, Martha would want him to."

Answer: Martin's mother's

Ethan hadn't been planning on telling Martin that when Debbie showed them Scar's collection of scalps during the "trade session", he recognized one of them. However he reverses his decision when Ethan is planning to infiltrate Scar's camp to rescue Debbie: "You remember that scalp strung on Scar's lance -- long and wavy?" "Yeah, I saw it," Martin replies, "and don't try to tell me it was Aunt Martha's or Lucy's." "It was your mother's," Ethan reveals.

Answer: True

While earlier, Debbie had refused to leave "her people" in order to return to the Jorgensens, when Martin shows up in Scar's camp, she tells him that she is ready to go home.

Answer: True

Ethan finds Debbie before Martin does. He lifts her up in the air, and the two stare into each other's eyes (Debbie clearly expecting him to murder her). Then he drapes her in his arms, and carries her toward his waiting horse: "Let's go home, Debbie."

Answer: Ethan

While Ethan watches Debbie, Martin, and the Jorgensens enter the cabin at the end of the movie, he remains outside: a solitary figure framed by the doorway (the same way that Martha was framed in the opening scene of the movie).