2. What does Raven say the couple will eventually do?
(a) Descend into Hell.
(b) Reincarnate again as a married couple.
(c) Love each other into being.
(d) Find a path to heaven.

3. What legend does Vane learn from his butler?
(a) Of Sir Upward and a librarian.
(b) The Legend of the Ghost Lawyer.
(c) The Legend of Sir Hanarad.
(d) The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.

4. What does the couple in the carriage Vane finds do?
(a) Get out a fight like an old married couple.
(b) They scream at Vane.
(c) Try to restrain Vane.
(d) Nothing.

5. What library does Cat-Woman tell Vane to visit to learn about the Little Ones?
(a) Raven.
(b) Bulika.
(c) His own.
(d) Oxford.

6. How does the woman treat Vane?
(a) Like her servant.
(b) Kindly.
(c) Like a dog.
(d) Like a child.

7. Between what two groups does a furious battle take place?
(a) Human beings and beautiful elves.
(b) Skeletons and trolls.
(c) Skeletons and phantoms.
(d) Human beings and trolls.

8. From what does Vane vow to protect a frightened woman?
(a) A lion.
(b) A tiger.
(c) A black panther.
(d) A spotted leopard.

9. Where does the bird comment about the weather?
(a) Pluto.
(b) Mercury.
(c) Mars.
(d) Uranus.

10. What does Vane want to become?
(a) Unfeeling.
(b) The good giant that the Little Ones need.
(c) A unicorn.
(d) An angel.

11. What does the woman explain to Vane?
(a) About the city's economics and hatred of foreigners.
(b) Why the Princess is barren.
(c) Why the Princess is blind.
(d) How the lions came to live in the city.

12. What does the forest resemble that Vane comes upon after going through a desert?
(a) An elephant.
(b) A group of angels.
(c) A ship.
(d) A church.

13. About what are the riddles Mr. Vane hears?
(a) Opening and closing.
(b) Fire and ice.
(c) Birds in flight.
(d) Exit doors.

14. What is the rosebush?
(a) A gardener clipping daffodils.
(b) A lady playing a piano.
(c) A knight on a horse.
(d) A lady in distress.

15. For what does Raven use Vane's house?
(a) As a conduit for visiting another world.
(b) Visiting those who are asleep.
(c) As a connection to All That Is.
(d) As a place of meditation.