"Neighbors From Hell" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Cleithrophobia

A woman named Rosie describes one of her greater fears. She goes to bed with her husband, kisses him, and finds herself trapped in a coffin, screaming and clawing to get out. Until recently, that was a dream she continued to have. She conquered that fear, though.

As she tells Dr. Vincent, it's no longer an issue for her. She went to her father's funeral and closed the coffin on him, putting to rest years of childhood abuse that led to her irrational fear. Rosie and her husband, Mark, head home after her appointment. Mark claims to have a surprise for her, but he's knocked out in the other room. Rosie opens a nearby door to find two coffins waiting.

She's grabbed from behind as Mark is dragged in by clowns. Then, the two of them are placed in their respective caskets, sealed inside, and left alone.

Answer: Pedro's death

The police arrive at the Mayfair-Richards household to take Pedro's body away during the blackout. After Oz is put back to bed, Ivy and Ally speak to Detective Samuels about the event, and he states that it's apparent Ally did what she did in self-defence under Michigan's 'Stand Your Ground' Law. Further, Pedro was still potentially linked to the murder at the butchery.

Soon after, Ally and Ivy return to the Butchery on Main to find that protesters have taken to picketing in front of their business. Local news reporter Beverly Hope reports on the recent incidents, likening Ally to what people are calling 'a lesbian George Zimmerman'. Ivy sneaks into the Butchery via the back door as Kai sneaks up on Ally in their car. He promises that he'll do something about the protestors and asserts that she did the right thing by protecting her family.

Answer: Sombreros

Ally returns to the house and immediately pours herself a glass of white wine. Moments later, however, she finds a knock at the door; it's Harrison and Meadow, both insensitively wearing sombreros. They chastise her for using Harrison's gun to shoot and kill a Latin American and suggests that he's neither a progressive American nor welcome in their neighbourhood.
That night, Ally tells Ivy she's not comfortable with the Wiltons in their neighbourhood, but Ivy reminds her she didn't feel safe to begin with.
On the news, after a report on Pedro's death, a report airs on the cult murders of Rosie and Mark which seem to have a clear link to the death of the Changs. Beverly Hope says that the couple were sealed for a week.
Outside, a chemical truck drives loudly by.

Answer: False

Ivy wakes up the next morning to find that Ally isn't in the house. She finds her standing outside and heads out to find that their front yard is filled with dead birds. Ivy immediately gets on the phone with the city to discover that they never sanctioned any chemical trucks. Whoever sent out the truck the previous night purposely poisoned the neighbourhood. Ivy calls Winter back to the house after her abandonment during the blackout and they all make amends, insisting that she wasn't fired. Winter says she's grateful, but assumed the man she let into the house before her was there for her job. Ally and Ivy are confused by this statement and enter their living room to find a naked man, evidently having been asked to the house via a Craigslist ad.

They send him away believing the Wiltons to be responsible.

Answer: Guinea Pig

Ally contacts Dr. Vincent regarding the ads and her concerns as of late and he says that he wants to help despite her lack of buffering capabilities. He urges her to get evidence to be able to press charges against the Wiltons. He insists that she come in for an emergency session and asks her to consider an in-patient facility for a couple of weeks.
Ally heads to the Butchery on Main specifically to talk to the protestors but they surround her vehicle and don't let her through...until Kai Anderson comes through and insists that enough is enough.
Back at home, Ally and Ivy find that Oz has been given a guinea pig despite the household having a no pets rule. Winter insists that it wasn't her gift; it was from the Wiltons across the street and given as a peace offering.

Answer: Detective Samuels

Ally, furious with the Wiltons and their 'peace offering', decides to give them a call. She is not aware that they're both home, watching television with Detective Samuels. Both Harrison and Meadow insult her before hanging up the phone. Ally's anger is short-lived though.

As soon as the phone is hung up on, the sound of the chemical truck can be heard in the street. Ally rushes out to stop it, but she's nearly hit by it instead. When Ivy heads outside to help her, her nose is bleeding.

Answer: Meadow

Kai performs his pinky promise at the table with Meadow Wilton, asking her what her greatest fears are. She responds vapidly: she's afraid that Sonja on "The Real Housewives of New York" has a drinking problem. Kai is incensed by this comment, opting to slap her to the floor for the time she's wasted.

When she gets back up, she apologizes. He asks if she's afraid that she's forty and childless, or that she may never be with a man again, or that she may die unloved. She says yes to all of this, and also worries that the man she loves is turning against her. Kai says he probably is since she's so irritating.

He says that she needs to take action and put the blame on someone else; if she wants to be somebody, she needs to make the world wrong.

Answer: Ice cream

At the Butchery on Main, Ally and Ivy discuss the tests that Ally had at the doctor's to determine what was in the chemicals sprayed in their neighbourhood, but the results won't come back for a week. In the meantime, they decide to indulge with a family night, bringing Oz along to taste test new ice cream flavours at the restaurant.

They bond as a family and Oz apologizes for his comments from earlier in the week. Ultimately, Ally and Ivy let him keep the guinea pig. When they return home, they're shocked to find the cult symbol on their front door. Oz rushes inside just in time to find his new guinea pig spinning in the microwave...just before it explodes.

Answer: Yes

Ally heads over to the Wiltons' place to confront them for their obvious actions and she lets herself into their household, finding Meadow and Harrison handling bees in their backyard. She punches Harrison in the face and goes off at them for what they've done, but neither Harrison nor Meadow seem to have been aware of the smiley face marking their front door. They seem to pull back when they realize the Mayfair-Richards family has been marked by the cult. They almost walk right by the cult face on the side of the Wiltons' own household until Oz notices it himself.
As they leave, the chemical truck stops out front and two people walk out in suits to spray Ally and Ivy's lawn. Ally rips off one of their masks but finds a smiley face underneath, not unlike the one on their front door, before collapsing.

Harrison also ends up having a pinky promise with Kai, stating that he regrets marrying Meadow because he fears spending the rest of his life with her. Kai urges him to say what he really wants to, and Harrison outright tells him he wishes she were dead.

Answer: In the bathroom

Detective Samuels is called over to speak to the Mayfair-Richards family and he confirms that he believes their house is marked, so they will be receiving some surveillance to help out. They're pulled away from the conversation when Oz makes noise upstairs; he'd accidentally stumbled onto a website he shouldn't have.

When Ivy checks the computer, she finds that he opened a video of Ally in the tub with Winter, unknowingly being recorded. Ivy doesn't look past this, opting to take Oz and leave; she urges Ally to call Winter over so they can spend time together. Before they leave, sirens sound outside and they watch as Harrison is questioned by the police wearing a bloodied tank top. Meadow is missing and he blames Ally.