The Butterfly Garden Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 29:

1.

Why does Eddison interrupt the conversation between the girl and Victor when Victor had just gotten the girl talking about what the Gardener did to her after her tattoo was finished? (from Part I, pgs. 24-40)

He thought the girl was lying.

Another of the girls had died.

He had the girl's identification card.

He did not want to hear what the girl had to say.

2.

Why does Desmond want to know Keely's name? (from Part II, pgs. 225-243)

So he can locate her parents.

So he can call the police.

So he can know what to call her.

So he can help his father return her to her family.

3.

Why did the girls know it was dangerous to ask Lorraine to do anything to help them? (from Part I, pgs. 61-84)

She would tell the Gardener.

She would tell Avery their plans.

She would put poison in their food.

She had permission to hurt the girls.

4.

At what point did Desmond realize what his father was really doing? (from Part II, pgs. 212-225)

When he first realized how many girls were kept in the Garden.

When his father first introduced him to the garden.

When he first realized that his father had sex with the girls.

When his father had Desmond help with Zara's murder.

5.

Why does Inara think it would have been better if Desmond had died? (from Part III, pgs. 260-279)

Desmond will learn that she really did not love him.

He could have died brave.

Desmond will learn that his brother tried to kill him.

Desmond will learn that his father will not be punished for his role in the Garden.

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