"Battle Royale" Trivia Quiz

Answer: On the street

Liz loads guns in Iris' bedroom as her partner in crime walks in to say that The Countess has returned to her penthouse upset. Fortunately, that's their time to strike. They plan to go in, guns blazing, and make sure that once The Countess is down, that she stays down.

They get several shots off, striking Elizabeth multiple times, but Donovan blocks a number of them himself. Iris is distracted by her son's sacrifice, allowing The Countess to escape, and they're forced to get Donovan out of the hotel or, else, he'll be trapped there like her other lovers.

They carry him down the elevator and through the lobby to the street where he dies in his mother's arms.

Answer: Sally

In the basement of the Hotel Cortez, next to the pile of bodies at the bottom of the laundry chute, Sally hastily tears bullets from The Countess' gunshot wounds and stitches her up. When Elizabeth regains consciousness, Sally is still working with a needle and thread, lecturing her about the knick to her femoral artery.

When she asks why Sally would help her, she's told that Sally needs her still, and she's made to promise that she won't leave her alone in the Hotel Cortez.

Answer: Grunge

In 1993, Sally used to write songs for Nick Harley and Tina Black, L.A. musicians on the grunge scene. One day, the three of them got together and headed to the Hotel Cortez for drugs and sex, leading Sally to her greatest idea yet. To stay close to them, forever, she sewed the three of them together. That night, Nick and Tina overdosed on drugs while she was unable to free herself from their flesh.

It took five days before she got out, but on Day 2 she encountered the demon for the first time.

Answer: Five days

On the second day of her self-devised entanglement, Sally commenced her torture; the demon attacked her for another three days before enough was enough. On the fifth day, she tore herself free of her bindings. Unfortunately, the Hotel Cortez was the only place where she never felt abandoned.

This brings her to The Countess in the basement, because while she doesn't want to spend eternity with The Countess, she does have the ability to bring John back, somehow. Elizabeth says that she needs blood like hers first, to get stronger, and asks for Donovan to be by her side. Sally informs her that Donovan is dead.

Answer: False

The Lowes return to their old house with Scarlett in tow and she comments that things are going to be too different. Holden and Alex, now infected, need blood to survive. Fortunately, John has taken it upon himself to make sure they're all healthy, and no one needs to know about her brother's return.
Meanwhile, The Countess' condition worsens and she needs a fix to sustain herself. Sally, realizing the severity of the predicament, brings the Countess' two remaining children in and they sacrifice themselves against her will. Elizabeth drinks her children's blood and asks to be left alone.

Answer: It's cremated

Liz cremates Donovan's body in the hotel furnace and brings him to his mother. After they ponder The Countess' whereabouts, Iris has a moment alone with the ashes...and covers herself in them. Miss Evers cleans the room afterward.
Iris heads, alone, to the roof of the Hotel Cortez, stands in the sun, and stares out over the city as the ashes blow off her clothes.
Liz and Iris realize that they need to find The Countess as soon as possible so, armed with a gun, they open Ramona's vault...to find the infected children, all dead. Will Drake's body rests in a nearby room. The vault is a meat locker.

Answer: Queenie

When Liz and Iris find the empty cages in the vault, they turn around to find Ramona blocking their only exit. She initially believes that the duo is on the side of The Countess, and since she now has a touch of the measles, she's extremely edgy. Fortunately, they're able to convince her that they can fix her up. As Liz and Iris head to the lobby, they're met with a solution in the form of a young woman checking into the hotel-- her name is Queenie and, as they soon discover, she's a member of a coven of witches from New Orleans.

As soon as they bring her up to the room, she ends up feeling the room's bad juju...and when she heads into the bathroom she finds what's waiting for her.

Answer: Mr. March

As soon as Queenie heads to the bathroom, Ramona emerges from the shower and stalks her prey. Unluckily for Ramona, Queenie is a human voodoo doll, and with her witch powers she's able to bring Ramona to her knees. Just as soon as Queenie is about to stab herself in the heart to put an end to the infected woman, she's stabbed by someone else: James March. And while Queenie's regenerative powers would normally save her, March is a ghost, and just as dark as the magic inside her.

He admits he did it to strengthen Ramona who, if she kills The Countess in the hotel, would grant him one final chance at happiness with his former bride.

She feasts on the witch's blood.

Answer: The Countess

John, returning home from grabbing a few things (including a person) for dinner, discovers that his entire family isn't in the house. What he does find, however, is a Hotel Cortez room key. He returns to the hotel with his finger on the trigger of his gun and stalks the hallways looking for his family. Reaching Room 64, he finds Sally on the bed waiting for him. The family is safe, she says, but he needs to fulfill his promise to Mr. March before she can do anything to help...or hinder him. He has one more commandment left: 'Thou shalt not commit murder'.
Liz, Iris, and Ramona discuss Ramona's new advantage-- she has witch's blood in her veins.
The Countess emerges from her bedroom, still in a fair bit of pain, and finds Ramona waiting for her. The two discuss what may transpire and The Countess apologizes for everything she's done. She offers up the Hotel Cortez to Ramona since she no longer wants to be there...and they embrace. After sharing a bed one last time, Elizabeth packs her things and heads to the elevator...where John shoots her dead. He places her head in March's vault in Room 64.

Answer: No

March is thrilled with John's handiwork and inspired final choice, and while he has great plans for him, Lowe doesn't want to continue to fulfill March's dreams. Sally also has plans, but March stops her from killing John at the last moment. He heads off to find his family. At dinner, Mr. March, asks Miss Evers about the first time she realized she was a ghost and he relates that Elizabeth will likely feel the same.

She does arrive to dinner nonetheless, and March explains that he forgives her for turning him in to the police. That's when Miss Evers reveals that she called the cops; she wanted March for herself and knew that they would be there forever, together.

She begs for anything that she can take with her to feel happiness, to know that he feels any love for her.

Instead, he banishes her from his presence. A weight seems to be removed from Miss Evers' shoulders, and she departs. March declares a toast to his and The Countess' eternity together as she begins to cry.