"Bullseye" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Run away

Elsa has some of her workers go through the old supply tents to unearth her old bullseye target and has it placed in the big top to take target practice for her act. Ethel asks why she's decided to pull out the prop and Elsa reveals it's actually for her television show. Ethel worries that with Elsa planning to leave and the twins having disappeared, there won't be much of a show left; she and the others believe Elsa's lie that they ran away while dress shopping in town. At the Mott Estate, Dandy complains that Dora was better than their new maid.

Unfortunately, as Gloria puts it, hindsight is 20/20. She presents him with prophylactics and Dandy states that he would never violate Bette and Dot. Nonetheless, Gloria is worried about muddying the family's waters any further. Dandy decides, then and there, that perhaps the time for his mother to give him up to another woman is now.

He wants to marry the girls.

Answer: Knives

Elsa's birthday falls upon the freak show, and the big top tent is decked out with balloons, banners, and streamers to commemorate the big day. With all the freaks lined up, Elsa receives a series of gifts from her little monsters, marvelling at each one.

When Elsa looks up from her unwrapping, it seems that everyone is in poor spirits because of the twins' departure and she forces them all to forget about the occurrence, feigning personal outrage. That night, Elsa spends the evening with Paul and, when they're done, she asks him to leave with the possibility that he travel with her to Los Angeles to keep her company.

Answer: True

In town, Paul ends up sneaking into Penny's house after having developed a relationship with her during her time with the freaks. Just as they're supposed to spend time with each other in bed, her father knocks on the door and demands that she open up. Angered by her frequent disappearances and unruly behavior, he tries to get her to admit that something is going on, but she doesn't reveal Paul hiding under her bed.

He promises he just wants her to be safe. Bette and Dot, meanwhile, write in their diaries about their recent days with the Motts.

While Bette is thrilled with the circumstances, Dot is less-than-thrilled.

Answer: Brody

Dandy tries to appeal to the girls by showing the extent of his wealth, serving the girls with caviar and having movie showings in his room. Bette falls for his gifts but Dot anticipates some sort of dark agenda behind the scenes. While reading the paper, Dandy alerts the girls to some fascinating news-- the Brody Twins, a pair of conjoined infants, were separated in a medical miracle. Dot fantasizes about meeting with Jimmy, without Bette, in a diner, and believes that perhaps Dandy's money can help her achieve that goal.

Answer: Venetian Romance

Paul heads to a pharmacist in town to buy Penny her favourite perfume-- Venetian Romance-- and finds a bit of hassle awaiting him at the counter when the clerk shows his hesitance to offer service. The situation escalates when Dandy also reaches the counter looking for two identical, yet specific hairbrushes. Paul recognizes Dandy immediately and quickly realizes that he's buying duplicate items.

When the pharmacist returns, he refuses service to Paul and spits on the front door in disgust. Returning to the freak show, Paul tries to state his suspicions to Jimmy but Jimmy won't believe it-- Elsa does her best to help her freaks.

He makes his assumption clear, but can't do much else.

Answer: Saved the children from the evil clown

At the Mott Estate, Bette is glad to receive her items from the pharmacist's but Dot is distracted by the newspaper; one of the Brody twins has died after the separation due to severe complications arising from the surgery. Bette believes the surgery to be an abomination. Dandy complains that Dot is too private and points to her diary as an example; they shouldn't have secrets from one another, he asserts.

He tries to make a game out of it by trading secrets and, before the girls know it, he rattles off that he was with the clown killer on the night of the abductions having saved the children. Bette believes him, but Dot refuses since Jimmy was the hero. Dot continues to refuse giving a secret and gets enraged by her defiance. Back at the freak show grounds, Maggie and Stanley convene over their plans and Stanley tells her to lure Jimmy out to the barn to drug him and take his claw hands. Maggie tries to convince him out of it and suggests that she take Ma Petite out to the barn instead; the clean-up would be easy.

Answer: Paul

Paul worries Elsa when he refuses to sleep with her one night, and things get worse when she smells Venetian Romance on Paul's body. When he reveals the score to Elsa, she has all of the freaks gather in the main tent and calls them ungrateful, amassing their presents and criticizing them for their lack of loyalty and trust. To prove these things to her, she demands that someone strap into the bullseye, so Paul steps forward.

When the wheel is given a spin, Elsa takes three throws with her knife and, on the third, hits him in the stomach. No one sees as she seems to grin at the shot.

She promises to call a doctor as the others carry him to his caravan.

Answer: Her father, with a shotgun

Back in Jupiter, Penny's father wields a shotgun as his daughter races downstairs. She insists that she's going to be with the man that she loves; he doesn't shoot as she leaves. When she gets to the freak show she's told that Paul has been hurt. Elsa, in Paul's caravan giving him opium, lets him know that an ambulance hasn't been called.
Back at the freak show grounds, Maggie awakens Ma Petite and carries her out into the adjacent fields, telling her that she's taking her to the barn. Unscrewing the large display jar, she places Ma Petite inside.
Ethel, making a cake for Elsa's birthday, keeps on keeping on even though Jimmy finally realizes that something is amiss.

Answer: No

Amazon Eve discovers that Ma Petite is missing and seeks out Jimmy to help locate her, but the two quickly find her with Maggie, returning to the camp having spent the night hunting fireflies before sunrise. Maggie once again tries to get Jimmy to run away with her-- anywhere-- as long as they can be together and far from danger. There's one thing, however, Jimmy has to do.
Stanley ends up in Maggie's tent to complain that Ma Petite isn't dead; his ticket to Philadelphia is coming out of her cut. He also forces her to revert back to Plan A, taking Jimmy's claws.

Answer: He breaks into her diary

At the Mott Estate, Gloria heads up to Dandy's room to find him crying in bed having broken into and read Dot's diary. She suggests making Dot envious of her sister, but Dandy just feels empty inside and claims he was never destined to feel love. Looking into his belongings he grabs a knife and states that his purpose for being on Earth is to bring death. That's when the doorbell rings. Both Dandy and Gloria head downstairs to greet the person at the door, but it's Gloria who runs up and gets it.

It's Jimmy. Back at the freak show, Ethel tells Elsa to have a slice of her birthday cake. Everyone else, it seems, is with Paul. Elsa takes the opportunity to refer to Ethel as a sister to her and all the other freaks as her children as she blows out the candle on her slice of cake. Ethel informs her that if she ever discovers Elsa did anything to harm Bette and Dot, she will kill her with her bare hands.