4. What does Vane contemplate?
(a) His new home.
(b) His wife, Lona.
(c) His new-found oneness with all creation.
(d) His parents' bliss.

5. What does Vane understand about Raven?
(a) He is Christ.
(b) He is Adam.
(c) He is Everyman.
(d) He is Lot.

6. What does the monsters' hollow hold?
(a) Lies.
(b) Sin.
(c) Placid water.
(d) Nothing.

7. What does Raven agree with Vane as far as the Little Ones are concerned?
(a) They are way ahead of Vane.
(b) They do not need Vane.
(c) They know their names.
(d) They only pretend goodness.

8. What does Vane fear as he bathes and eats at the palace?
(a) Drugs or enchantment.
(b) He will comitt a faux paus in front of the princess.
(c) He won't be allowed to leave.
(d) He will be thrown in the dungeon.

9. What sweeps aside life-in-death?
(a) Hope.
(b) Bliss.
(c) Death.
(d) Understanding.

10. Towards what do Vane and Lona climb?
(a) A meeting with their parents.
(b) The Ancient of Days.
(c) Knowledge.
(d) A meeting with their children.

11. What does the white leopard do?
(a) Kills the General of the Army.
(b) Helps rescue a boy.
(c) Growls at the General of the Army.
(d) Licks Vane's face.

12. What have the Little Ones learned to do?
(a) To swim like fish.
(b) To gallop like horses.
(c) To nest like the birds.
(d) To fly like the birds.

13. What enters Lilith's heart?
(a) A dagger.
(b) A beam of light.
(c) A flame.
(d) A worm-like thing.

14. Why does Vane welcome the cold?
(a) He accepts it as just punishment.
(b) The couches are heated.
(c) The room is so hot.
(d) It helps him grow less conscious of himself.

15. What comes to Vane in the daylight?
(a) Little Ones.
(b) Dim memories.
(c) Raven.
(d) Leopards.