4. Why does the Princess of Bulika kill every baby of which she hears?
(a) Prophecy claims a child will be the cause of the Princess' death.
(b) She believes it is the only way to save her kingdom.
(c) She hates the innocence of children.
(d) She is jealous of other children because her own dies in infancy.

5. What is the white animal walking behind?
(a) An opaque Shadow.
(b) The skeleton couple.
(c) A genie.
(d) A elephant dressed in ornate robes.

6. Why is Vane being watched?
(a) To see if he eats the fruit.
(b) To see if he takes any of the gems.
(c) The see if he kills any of the water nymphs.
(d) To see if he drinks from the river.

7. Where does Raven lead Vane?
(a) The ocean.
(b) A forest.
(c) A desert.
(d) To Raven's home.

8. How will Vane learn to recognize the flower?
(a) By feeling its softness.
(b) By smelling its fragrance.
(c) By drawing its petals.
(d) By opening his own eyes.

9. Who does Vane see in a ravine?
(a) Raven.
(b) Giant-girl Queen.
(c) A dead Little One.
(d) Cat-woman.

10. Where is Vane's grandfather?
(a) In the Sanctuary of Light.
(b) In the Evil Wood.
(c) Floating on the ocean of bliss.
(d) In the Evil Steppes.

11. What keeps Vane from communing with the beasts?
(a) Loyalty to the corpse.
(b) Fear.
(c) He cannot find them.
(d) Blindness.

12. What does Vane do that makes it difficult for him to find love?
(a) He misjudges people.
(b) He judges people.
(c) He love not himself.
(d) He constantly flees.

13. What name does the Cat-Woman use?
(a) Mara.
(b) Elizabeth.
(c) Esabelle.
(d) Mary.

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

15. How is Cat-Woman described?
(a) As beautiful.
(b) As ugly.
(c) As cold.
(d) As deceitful.