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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 4.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does Johnny need to kill his captive in Part 2, despite the rapport they have built?
(a) He doesn't want to ruin his reputation.
(b) He needs more blood for the wall.
(c) He is afraid of developing a relationship with the captive.
(d) He can't run the risk of letting the captive go to the police.

2. What does Johnny do to Squee's teddy bear?
(a) He talks to him and gives him a hug, then hands him back to Squee.
(b) He rips the head off of it.
(c) He screams at it and stabs him before handing him back to Squee.
(d) He attempts to flush him down the toilet.

3. Why does Johnny mutilate the man in the second strip of Part 3?
(a) Because he needs his blood for his wall.
(b) Because he wants to punish him for trying to hurt Squee.
(c) To show Squee that he is just a bad person, not a monster.
(d) Because the man tries to fight back.

4. What does Nail Bunny deduce from the fact that Johnny tried to kill Devi?
(a) Johnny must be even more insane than either of them originally thought.
(b) Johnny must prefer his current situation to happiness.
(c) Johnny must not be capable of having interpersonal relationships.
(d) Johnny must be afraid of committing to another person.

5. What does Johnny realize about the Dough Boys in Part 4?
(a) They are really just facets of his own personality.
(b) They are the ones who convince him to do terrible things.
(c) They have become self-aware, and are getting stronger.
(d) They are not physically there; they are only figments of his imagination.

Short Answer Questions

1. What day of the week is it, in the second strip of Part 3?

2. Why does Johnny believe he has to keep one of his walls wet?

3. Why does the unknown man in Part 3 get so angry with Squee?

4. How was Johnny hurt, when he first meets Squee?

5. What is the result of Johnny's attempt to kill Devi?

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