"Head" Trivia Quiz

Answer: True

On a sunny day in the woods of Chattahoochee National Forest in 1991, Hank Foxx (born Hank Renard) went hunting with his father for the first time. His father advised him not to be nervous. With steady hands they wouldn't miss; they've been hunters for generations.

Heading through the dense brush, the two of them inevitably needed to split up to flush their prey out. It worked. Their prey, a witch, emerged from the trees begging for mercy. Hank's father urged him to shoot her but he hesitated, giving her the chance to try and set him on fire.

She hit his father, who killed her with a shot to the head, and he learned that day never to forget what they were up against.

Answer: It be burned

Fiona drops by Cornrow City with her recently-acquired cardboard box (containing Delphine LaLaurie's still-animated head) and demands a chat. Fiona spots the rest of the body in a cage, still missing a hand as well. Marie is amused by the idea that Fiona wants to talk about an alliance and refuses outright, mainly because the witch hunters they're all so worried about were hired by her to kill the coven.

She calls Queenie in to take Delphine's head and burn it in the back yard while she sends Fiona away.

Answer: No

Back at Miss Robichaux's Academy, Cordelia tries to make breakfast, blind, while Myrtle watches. This proves utterly difficult and she frustrates easily over the situation. Myrtle decides to ask Cordelia if she believes that she blinded her, even after, for all these years, she's tried to act as the mother she never had. Cordelia tells her that she would never believe Myrtle would do such a thing-- Fiona set her up.

Her blindness gave her a real vision. Myrtle says that if she could pluck the eyes from her head and give them to her, she would.

Answer: Atlanta, Georgia

Hank heads to Atlanta to Delphi Trust to speak to his father, the head of the witch hunters at the corporation. His father is not thrilled with the progress, or lack thereof, in New Orleans and he claims that Hank, their inside man, isn't even on the inside anymore since he's not living at the academy and he's siding with the voodoos.

He also complains that he killed Kaylee, but made a huge mess in doing so, putting the company at risk. They admit to blinding Cordelia, but Hank is furious that they did this; his father is angry that he has feelings for her. Something must be done.

Answer: Monkshood

Myrtle invites the others in the council, Cecily Pembroke and Quentin, to the academy for a meal and serves them their palette cleansers before taking a seat. They apologize for having her burned at the stake and urge her to tell them all about Misty Day, which she does.

In the middle of her conversation, however, the others show signs of stuttering and, in moments, they're fully paralyzed, unable to move whatsoever. Myrtle tells them that their melon balls have been dosed with monkshood; it causes human statue syndrome and their muscles are probably cemented solid.

She criticizes both of them and then says that she must help the coven and Cordelia thrive. Taking the melon baller from the bowl, she scoops out one of each of their eyes. Using magic, she places them into Cordelia and grants her her sight again.

Answer: She loses her divining powers

Fiona returns home to find Cordelia and Myrtle discussing the new eyes. Nonetheless, Fiona still believes that Myrtle blinded her in the first place. She asks where the eyes came from and Myrtle says that the donors wish to remain anonymous; she chopped the two council members up in the greenhouse before dipping the limbs in a caustic bath of acid.

As the two fight, Fiona tells her to call the council to which Myrtle says that they're not seeing anyone right now. What they all have to agree upon is that there are bigger threats outside.

When Myrtle moves in for an embrace, Cordelia discovers that her divining abilities are no more.

Answer: Roots

Madison and Zoe end up at the hospital searching for Nan and they finally locate her sitting outside of Luke's room. They decide to barge in despite Joan's wishes and she's blamed for putting her son into a coma. Nan tells her that Luke is speaking to her that very moment and tells her that he wants to hear the song she used to sing for him. Believing in the possibility that the girls are, in fact, witches and that they're telling the truth, Joan decides to sing. Upstairs at Cornrow City, Queenie brings home some movies for Delphine; she kept her head with the intent of reeducating the racist. To start, Queenie pops in "Roots" and heads out.

Answer: Dog

Hank, having a quiet dinner in his hotel room, is interrupted in an instant by Marie Laveau who, using a voodoo doll, causes multiple wounds. One of her thugs comes in to answer the phone and she demands that the heads of the white witches be delivered that night. He has no choice but to agree.
He ends up stopping in at the academy to find Cordelia and Misty in the greenhouse. Clearly drunk and not well off, he stumbles over and finds that she can see again. He says that he has no will to live without her and she reveals that he needs to leave. She's filing for divorce. He says that all he wants to do is protect her before he departs.
On his way out, Fiona's new guard dog stops him at the stairs. She says that it looks after the academy more than he ever could. When he leaves, the dog sniffs around to reveal Kyle hiding in Zoe's room; Fiona watches as Kyle snaps the dog's neck, killing it instantly.

Answer: Gin rummy

Joan tells Nan that she's a miracle and thanks her for everything but Nan tells her that Luke has informed her that God is real, and he is judging her for what she did to his father. As it turned out, Joan killed Mr. Ramsey, putting a bee into his car and getting him stung; he died of anaphylactic shock. She did it because he was leaving her; he was in love with someone else and she found out. Nan says that Joan will pay and she's promptly kicked out. That evening, when Luke awakens from his coma, she smothers him with a pillow.
Elsewhere, Hank loads his weapons, puts on his jacket, and heads out.
When the girls return to the academy they find Kyle, coherent, playing gin rummy with Fiona. She fixed him to an extent and he will be their new guard dog.

Answer: Queenie

When Queenie returns to get ready for work, Delphine is stubborn and refuses to watch TV. When she opts to play music at the same time, she has no option but to pay attention.
Queenie takes her seat at the reception desk downstairs just as Hank arrives. With a couple of gunshots he brings down Marie's body guards and plants a bullet in Queenie's stomach, dropping her to the floor. He finds the voodoo queen in the back room and corners her there. Before he can get a shot off to defeat her, Queenie sacrifices herself by shooting herself in the mouth, transferring the pain to Hank and stopping him once and for all. In Atlanta, his father receives the news and cries over his fallen son.
In the middle of the night, Fiona answers the door of the academy and Marie Laveau steps inside. Fiona gives a knowing smile.