The Phantom of Manhattan Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Joesph want to redeem Erik? (from Chapters 12 - 14)

Joseph wants to prove to Erik that there is still love for people like him in the world.

Joseph wants to redeem all humans, not just Erik specifically.

Joesph wants to redeem Erik because he thinks Erik's riches could be used to benefit the people of New York.

Joseph wants to redeem Erik because he knows how important he is to Christine.

2.

Why does Cholly wish that he had gone into the toy shop with Christine at Steeplechase? (from Chapters 15 - Epilogue)

Cholly thinks he might have recognized Darius.

Cholly has no regrets about the choices he made regarding leaving Christine alone in the toy store.

Cholly thinks Darius might have left Pierre alone if he had been there.

Cholly thinks he might have stopped Christine from going into the Hall of Mirrors.

3.

Why does Darius want to kill Pierre? (from Chapters 15 - Epilogue)

Darius is jealous of Pierre's relationship with Erik.

Darius believes Mammon had told him to kill Darius.

Darius is afraid he will lose his inheritance to Pierre.

Darius does not want to kill Pierre.

4.

Why does Fontaine indicate that it unusual when the understudy for the male lead finally joins the after party? (from Chapters 15 - Epilogue)

Fontaine does not notice anything strange about the appearance of the understudy.

The understudy enters with Christine's son.

The understudy is still wearing the bandages over his face.

The understudy has already changed out of his costume.

5.

In Chapter 10, why does Erik indicate it does not matter to him any longer if humankind as a whole hates him? (from Chapters 8 - 11)

The world's hate no longer matters to Erik because he is so rich.

The world's hate no longer matters to Erik because Christine has agreed to sing in his opera.

The world's hate no longer matters to Erik because he has learned he has a son.

The world's hate no longer matters to Erik because he owns his own opera.

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