"The Baddest Witch of Them All" Quiz

Answer: Mallory

Unaware that Cordelia has met her fate downstairs, Madison has the rest of the coven head to their rooms to prepare for the coming battle. They're under attack.

As she peers over the balcony and sees Cordelia's body splayed out before the grand staircase, she hears March playing the piano in the sitting room-- a bit of night music for all the stabbing and screaming. The girls emerge to retrieve Cordelia's body, determining that she's too far gone for most of them to save. Morwenna, it seems, may be the only one who can help.

Madison rallies the girls-- no one gets out of their house alive after something like this. Queenie, Coco, and Madison head upstairs to the sound of screaming while Mallory stays with the Supreme's body. There's house cleaning to be done.

Answer: Killed by Jeffrey Dahmer

Madison and Queenie enter one of the bedrooms to find that Jeffrey Dahmer has posted up behind the door. Brandishing a hefty power drill, he dodges one of Madison's pyrokinetic blasts before grabbing a butcher's knife and advancing. Madison teleports herself around the room and manages to grab the serial killer's arm, but he feints, grabbing the knife in his other hand and impaling her on it. She has to laugh; it's an honour, she says, to be his first female victim.

As Morwenna and Coco arrive on the scene, they find Queenie using a knife to attack herself, using her human voodoo doll powers to harm Dahmer in kind.

Answer: Fire

As Morwenna uses her magic to heal Madison, Queenie knifes at her body and chews a slab of her own arm off, forcing Dahmer to be incapacitated on the ground. She's seen enough TV about Dahmer over the years that she's unwilling to let him do much more in the academy. As retribution for those boys in Milwaukee, she keeps chewing in.

When Madison is fully revived, she finishes the job for Cordelia, setting Dahmer ablaze and letting him cook. Once he's dead-- again-- she lights a cigarette on his smouldering corpse.

When Mallory rejoins the girls, she informs them that another killer descended the kitchen stairs while a third waits in the sewing room. Madison divides them to conquer, pairing each girl up. Their Supreme is dead; they have to step up.

Answer: Candy

Madison pairs Queenie and Coco together to pursue the killer that's made their way downstairs in the academy and Coco is doubtful that she has anything to contribute, offensively, to protect the witches as her normal power-- the ability to detect danger, especially with gluten and insulin levels-- really has no viable utility in an emergency. Nonetheless, she proceeds, using her innate sense to determine that something in the building has a metabolism that's performing cartwheels as they speak.

Coco roots through the kitchen drawers for what she's looking for-- a candy. She believes that with this, she can actually make something work.

Answer: Ketoacidosis

Coco reasons that she has the constitution of a haunted Victorian child; the mere idea of a candy will make her short circuit. Paired up with the human voodoo doll, her ailment can be a mirror for the affliction she possesses. Someone in the building, she senses, has a pancreas that's teetering on the brink of diabetic ketoacidosis. If she spikes her blood sugar, Queenie can amplify it and blast it into their foe. It's tag-team metabolic magic.

As Queenie chews the candy-- a number of them-- Coco heads to the dining room to find the Zodiac Killer tying up his next victim. She and Queenie combine their efforts and, sure enough, he suffers a diabetic emergency.

Answer: The 1980s

Morwenna and Madison descend the stairs to check on Cordelia's body and Madison insists that revivals can happen even if the body is years-dead. Morwenna gets to work, even if it's tough to drum up that much energy.

Upstairs in the sewing room, Ophelia and Mallory try to keep Richard Ramirez at bay. After Mallory shames the Night Stalker for hunting down innocent women, Ophelia uses her levitation powers to pin him to the ceiling. With the upper hand, it's easy for Mallory to send Ramirez back in time to Boyle Heights in 1985, leaving him to be destroyed by the men and women he terrorized, thus destroying him in the future.

Answer: Time

With all three of March's Devil's Night killers halted in their tracks, the witches have few moments to reconvene. Ophelia has to ask Mallory how she was able to manipulate time to harm Ramirez, but Mallory states that as far as anyone is concerned, it never happened.

Madison is the first to notice as a new arrival makes their way into the front door of the academy-- their former Supreme, Fiona Goode, who was cast away and trapped in her own personal Hell years ago.

Answer: Yes

As Fiona steps into the academy to find Cordelia dead in the foyer, she demands to speak to the person responsible. It happens to be the only thing to rouse March from his seat at the piano; he rises with a blade in-hand to continue his work. The two exchange barbs before he hurls his weapon at the former Supreme, but she's able to freeze it in place and shoot it back, impaling him in the leg with ease, twisting it when he doubles down. Fiona's not pressed by the threats.

She is, as she reminds, the baddest witch of them all.

Answer: Jeffrey Dahmer

Fiona refuses March's suggestion to usher in an age of darkness, instead resurrecting his three henchmen to do her dirty work, allowing them to kill their former leader. They waste no time. Fiona grabs a cigarette while she waits.

Although March gets up off the ground, seemingly no worse for wear, Dahmer exacts one more fatal blow on his former boss, unsure of why he's acting so out of sort, before rejoining the line-up of serial killers. As soon as March fall to the floor, Fiona telekinetically snaps the other killers' necks and proceeds to the foyer, intent on reaching her daughter and the coven, still trying to bring her back from the dead.

Answer: Fiona

The coven finds that although Morwenna has been trying to bring Cordelia back with her powers, she's been unable to do so. Fiona asks her and the others to leave the circle, allowing her time with Cordelia as mother and daughter, and they waste no time in backing away.

Sitting down, and with concerted focus, Fiona speaks a French chant into her cupped hands and begins to cry as thunder and lightning crack outside. Her energy drawn forth, Fiona places a hand on Cordelia's head and magically draws the wound shut, healing her. The summoning spell worked; Cordelia needed her mother and she came for her.

Cordelia will need to gain her strength back, Fiona says, as they have a lot of work to do in putting the world back together.