"The Exit" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Necklace

Morning arrives and things have obviously changed in the night. Margot and Seth wake up in bed together, talking about a date when they get back to the real world. Dylan tells Lacey that he wants to get her home to show her what she's forgotten. He shows her a necklace and she asks him to put it on her.

She manages to convince him to take off the zipties restraining her hands, and she takes that opportunity to reach for the knife. Margot finds Jules in the garage and she claims she must've sleepwalked there.

The conversation stops short when they hear screaming in the kitchen and Dylan has to retie Lacey.

Answer: Yes

The group heads out from the house they spent the night in and makes their way out to the edge of town. When they do, they come across the caged family Seth saw when they all first arrived, but they continue, realizing that they're all being followed by people from within the house. Dylan says that they need to ignore them; if they run, they will be chased.
They make it to the field at the edge of the neighbourhood and start walking through the rough terrain. While the crowd of locals stops and watches from the road, Margot's father continues the pursuit.

Answer: Their host's memories

Walking through the fields, Jules is the first to hear a terrifying noise. What the group finds is a creature, almost deflated in the bushes, struggling to breathe. Dylan says that the creatures can only feed off their host's memories, and if they don't eat, then they end up this way.

They continue on, but JD, worried about his fate, asks Seth why he didn't say anything when he realized what he was doing at the sink earlier in the morning. Seth asks him not to pursue it any further, and JD doesn't since all he wants is to get out of the house, but he says that if Seth tries to stop them, he'll call him out on it. The sky gets darker as the group continues through a forest and before long, night falls.

They realize the darkness came too quickly to be natural.

They don't hear the figure following them.

Answer: Insects

The group emerges from the woods and they're surprised to come across an illuminated sign for a corn maze. While they're hesitant to go further in the darkness, JD suggests that there's no better time than the present since they're all in danger. When he walks forward though, a figure looking for a child named David steps forward from the maze to meet him. Dylan convinces them it's safer to wait until daylight as a result. That night, while everyone sits around a fire, Seth pulls away from the group to show Margot that the flowers around them are not all orchids, but also orchid mantises-- bugs that mimic the plants to eat other bugs.

She asks him how he knew that and he doesn't respond.

Answer: JD

Seth tells Margot that he never planned on liking her so much and that he's not who she thinks he is. He's someone who doesn't belong. He lives in the No-End House. He brought them there on purpose. Jules watches the fire but hears something whispering out in the distance.

She rises alone and begins to walk out towards it. Dylan realizes that he needs to go get her, so he untethers himself from Lacey and asks JD to take his place, ziptying him to her wrist and urging him to stay put. As he leaves, Lacey tries to get him to run with her.

They don't notice the woman emerging from the corn maze to feed on them.

Answer: JD

Margot is the first to make it back to the campfire to find out what's happened. In everyone's absence, the woman from the corn maze attacked Lacey, digging into her eyes in an attempt to get into her head. As Dylan leans down to cry over her body, he looks over and sees JD's arm is still tied to hers...and it's deteriorating. Realizing what he is, he draws his knife and cuts the ties, urging him to explain.

When he doesn't, the man attacks, stabbing JD in the gut. Margot rushes to help him, but the truth comes out quickly, and he's revealed to them as one of the creatures. Seth corroborates, telling them all that this JD likely killed the real one and took his place. Dylan douses him in gasoline and sets him ablaze. Before the remaining members of the group continue into the hedge maze, Margot tells the others that Seth lives in the No-End House and he should not be able to come with them.

She, Jules, and Dylan run into the maze, leaving Seth and a burning JD behind. Her father watches from the edge of the woods.

Answer: True

The maze proves frightening for the runners since the stalks seem to contain more than a fair share of horrifying creatures. Dylan dispatches them while Margot watches, and it's during this time that Jules wanders off alone without anyone realizing. Amongst the stalks, Margot finds a dark pool of blood with her own body rising from it and, beyond that, she finds Jules with her hand on the sphere. They flee as the memory sinks back into its pool.
As they try to leave though, Margot runs into her father and he begs her for a small memory to sustain him. They have no choice but to run.
Soon, they reach the end. At the exit is the house.

Answer: Dylan

Margot, Jules, and Dylan arrive at the front steps of the No-End House and Dylan urges them to go ahead without him; he intends to stay behind to burn the whole thing down and end it. The door unlocks for them though, and they don't stay to argue.
When they head inside, the lobby greets them as it did when they first arrived-- with the sign reading 'Beware the Cannibals'.
Room 1 contains only two plinths, each one showing figures emerging from plaster molds of their heads. Margot forces Jules to advance to the next room with her.
In Room 2, is the same brightly-lit, open space. They cross to where the door should be, but the lights go out. When they turn back on, a black pool spreads. Jules and Margot are barely able to get out before it fills the floor.

Answer: False

Outside, Dylan watches the girls head into the house and draws his knife when he sees Margot's father lurching out from the corn maze. A preemptive strike with the knife isn't enough, and Margot's father leaves Dylan struggling to breathe on the ground in front of the mansion as he continues to its front door. It only takes a few moments before Dylan lays motionless and the door opens and closes.
Margot and Jules reach Room 3 and enter the revolving door together, instead of one at a time as they are required. They end up on the other side in a school hallway, reminding them of a grade school teacher that used to frighten them. Jules rushes onwards, but Margot is pulled back by the figure she saw behind the mirror in Room 3 the previous trip inside. He sits her down in the classroom, laughing maniacally at her as Jules comes back to help her.
They both head into Room 4 together, finding the attic again. This time, they see a replica of Margot's father, his face expanding much like it did when he had his allergic reaction.

Answer: Dandelion

Reaching Room 5, Margot and Jules nervously enter together to find the man resembling her dead father-- with the bloated face-- seated in front of a full bathtub, swishing the water around with his hands. They walk around him as he rises but find there's no door waiting or them. He reaches towards them, moving closer for a hug while they pound on the wall and, fortunately, it gives way, spilling them out into the back end of the house. Looking around, they see a dandelion-- not an orchid-- and believe that they may be back in their world, finally.
They head around the house to find two guys trying to get in. Margot suggests that maybe the house is full-- as in no longer hungry-- and they hop into her car.
Back at the house, Margot's father exits out the back door and surveys the new world before him.