"Deadwood" - "Unauthorized Cinnamon" Quiz

Answer: Liberia

Odell claimed to be the first deacon of his Baptist church in Liberia. A very suspicious Hearst doubted the ore sample and assay report that he was given causing an insulted Odell to abruptly call an end to the meeting. Hearst was able to calm Odell, on whom Hearst detected the smell of liquor.

Answer: Manning

Bartender Harry Manning was a candidate for sheriff, although all he really wanted to be the head of the town's fire brigade.

Answer: They should take care of Sofia

The semi-reformed prostitute, Trixie, has taken a serious interest in the well being of the young orphan, Sofia as well as her guardian Alma Garrett Ellsworth. Alma has again become addicted to drugs, and her ability to care for Sofia is questionable.

Answer: Tailor

Swearengen was very self-conscious of the missing finger that George Hearst had chopped off. Gustave brought Swearengen an assortment of cloth swatches in which to stylishly wrap his stump.

Answer: They kissed

Joanie, who had shown lesbian tendencies in the past, befriended the rough-cut former cavalry scout and invited Jane to live with her. The vulgar and alcoholic Jane was not used to tender treatment, and while being bathed by Joanie agreed to a kiss.

Answer: Letter of condolence

As Deadwood's leaders gathered to discuss the George Hearst threat, Merrick began by reading a touching letter of condolence that Seth Bullock had written to the family of a murdered Cornish miner. The group was moved to call for the publishing of the letter in the Deadwood newspaper.

Answer: Bricks

When telegraph operator Blazanov deduced that Hearst was sending for hired guns and not building materials, he did not hesitate in asking Merrick to accompany him to see Swearengen with the alarming news.

Answer: Harry

After consuming a generous portion of peaches with cinnamon, Harry Manning began to have difficulty in breathing and collapsed. The doctor quickly diagnosed the allergic reaction and warned Harry, "Don't eat cinnamon anymore."

Answer: $20

The town's telegraph operator questioned Hearst's large gratuity. Hearst was unaware that Blazanov had previously leaked to Al Swearengen important information regarding the hiring of gunmen.

Answer: He didn't want to infect the camp

It had become apparent that the town's doctor was suffering from the effects of tuberculosis, and was, as characterized by several Deadwood citizens, a 'lunger'. He explained to Swearengen, "I've believed for a dozen years that disease is airborne...and I won't make others sick."