Outlaws Trivia Quiz

Answer: under his bed

You can hear a man trying to force his way into the little boy's home. The boy's mother tells him to hide under the bed, and under no circumstances, come out. Then she leaves his room and is killed by the man. The intruder then walks into the boy's room, sits on his bed, and kills himself. I believe this man is the little boy's father, and the little boy is Sawyer (really named James).

Answer: the whispers in the jungle

After Sawyer is "attacked" by the boar, he chases after the animal to retrieve his tarp. When he stops, he hears the jungle whispers, so later he questions Sayid about them. When Sayid asks Sawyer if he heard them too, Sawyer just responds with "forget it".

Answer: Frank Duckett

The truth is that Sawyer was conned himself. He was tricked into killing Frank Duckett, who lived in Sydney, but the man was not the real Sawyer.

Answer: he finds the tarp

All of the choices, except running into Kate, occur on this trip. He runs into Kate on his second trip, the one that is a revenge hunt for the boar.

Answer: False

The man that Sawyer buys his hand gun from explains that Australia does not allow citizens to carry hand guns. Sawyer promises if he is caught he will not give the man's name to the authorities.

Answer: Hurley

Charlie: "I killed Ethan, I can bury him."
Hurley: "Yeah, until he rises from the dead. Dude I know how this works. It's gonna end with you and me running through the jungle screaming and crying."

Answer: post-traumatic stress disorder

Hurley is worried about Charlie's state of mind, so he questions Sayid about Gulf War syndrome. Sayid explains that the "other side" (Americans) are the ones who acquired that ailment. So, Hurley offers him a scenario, to which Sayid diagnosis post-traumatic stress disorder. Hurley asks Sayid to take a moment and talk to Charlie about what he is going through and Sayid does so.

It is Claire who has a form of selective amnesia, and it is most likely to shield her from trauma.

Answer: a tree

It is a laurel tree found in North American. The bark has been used as a flavoring in foods in the past, but that has been banned because of its carcinogenic and narcotic possibilities. Sassafras tea has been known to be a popular drink. Sawyer and Kate went on to play "I never" to get to know each other better.

Answer: coffee

He explains to them he'd been searching for plane wreckage and had come across some bits here and there. Coffee was the item he most recently found, so he brewed some to share with them.

Answer: Jeannie

He said that she'd fallen from the playground equipment and broken her neck. Then his foster mother had blamed herself for Jeannie's death.

Answer: 5 years

The dog showed up 6 months after her death and locked eyes with his mother. She was convinced it was Jeannie come back to forgive her. The dog stayed in his sister's old room for 5 years, until his mother passed away, and the it "returned to wherever it'd come from to begin with". Vincent is also a yellow retriever, coincidence?

Answer: James

When Sawyer comes face to face with whom he believes is the real Sawyer from his past, he offers the man his name.

Answer: Sweet Shrimp

The man (Frank Duckett) offered Sawyer a choice of hot or mild shrimp, but no sweet (or sour) shrimp. Sawyer hedged a bit before requesting hot. He changes his mind at the last minute, so when Frank turns around to give him his order, he's driving away.

Answer: True

Sawyer meets Jack's father in a bar, after he left Sweet Shrimp. Shepard convinces Sawyer that to get peace of mind, killing the man is an easy choice to make. Shepard, of course, did not know he was convincing Sawyer to kill a man. He also confessed to Sawyer that he did not feel betrayed by his son.

Answer: fate

Jack said his father used that phrase to convey that fate made him the way he was, so he was never responsible for the way people felt about him. Sawyer realized that he'd spoken to Jack's father before he killed Frank Duckett, but does not give Jack the peace of mind he now holds in his hands.

It's the peace of mind to know his father admired him and respected what he'd done to him in the hospital.