"The Return of Devil's Night" Trivia Quiz

Answer: A driverless vehicle

On a quiet street, serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer pokes his finger into a dead bird, washed up in the gutter, and tastes its blood before a car pulls up. The back window rolls down, revealing a gentleman better fit for the 1920s-- James Patrick March. Though he's been dead for a century (and Dahmer for decades himself), he nonetheless invites the serial killer in, suggesting they're late.

The car appears to be self-driving, ready to whisk the pair off for another iteration of Devil's Night, where they act on their unsavoury deeds. Their destination: New Orleans. The order was specific-- to take his group on a spree.

Answer: Grindr

In the back of the car, Dahmer pores over the apps on his new phone, speaking positively about Grindr. It takes the difficulty out of the hunt, he says-- sometimes the guys come to him. March doesn't enjoy this, believing it takes the thrill out of the whole chase.

In the meantime, March is eager to spread the word to the rest of their group, intending to have them convene in the Big Easy for that which they were reanimated to do. Dahmer has an answer for this as well; he just sends a group text. March asks that they stop by Ace Hardware first. It's witch hunting season.

Answer: Toad

At Miss Robichaux's Academy, the witches gather and watch as one of their newer students, Morwenna, uses her powers to bring a plant back from the dead with ease, shaping it as she does so. Madison Montgomery acknowledges the skill involved in using these spells in the way that she did, perhaps hyperbolically referring to Morwenna as 'New Supreme' material.

Cordelia doubles down on the proof of this ability, asking Morwenna to revive a dead toad as well. She does so, cockily as it were, not only reviving the toad, but pulling it back to its tadpole form.

Answer: A couple days

While the other witches are surprised and amazed by Morwenna's profound abilities, Cordelia is more concerned, asking where and when these powers manifested. Morwenna doesn't let up with any answers, and Cordelia restrains her in place as a show of power, demanding her respect. It's enough to make the new girl spill the beans-- she's had her abilities for two days, out of nowhere. She woke up and just knew.

Mallory realizes that Cordelia isn't acting like herself. Queenie and Madison follow behind, intent on finding out what's wrong, while the other girls keep practicing with their powers.

Answer: False

Madison and Queenie try to be comforting, but Cordelia knows that something dire is taking place around them. Powers have manifested-- new ones-- in three girls under one full moon, and these powers tend to only appear once in a generation. It means that the magic knows something they don't; it's recalibrating to balance against a colossal threat.

Queenie reminds Cordelia that she conquered the Seven Wonders and that she is the most powerful amongst them, but Cordelia is at an end. She can not see what is coming for them; it remains concealed to her. She has never been this vulnerable and she is more temperamental than ever.

Answer: Absinthe

Cordelia strived to never be like her mother, but now she feels that she's limited in what she can do to save the coven as a result of who she vowed to be. It may be time, she realizes, to call upon the past Supreme, Fiona Goode, to use her wisdom. As rotten as Fiona was, the darkness within her could have been an asset. Cordelia may need to use her to save the coven.

The coven gathers in the training room and takes turns drinking shots of absinthe, the drink of the divine. Before they begin, they will focus all of their powers.

Answer: A spirit board

Cordelia is honest with the girls; only by focusing their powers can their lives, potentially, be spared by what's coming. They may be the last defence against what they do not know, and they are thirteen strong.

The witches join hands around a spirit board and use an empty shot glass to make contact 'the forgotten way'. Cordelia chants the ritual, calling upon the powers of the Seven Wonders with several of her witches, and seating them in front of the board.

Answer: Zoe

As the witches sit at the spirit board, seven of them declare one of the Seven Wonders, using their powers to enact them and fuel the spell. Cordelia brings a dead flower back to life with Vitalum Vitalis; Morwenna uses Concilium; Queenie sits with Descensum; Coco illuminates the board with Divination; Ophelia uses her specialty, Telekinesis; Madison uses hers, Pyrokinesis; and Mallory sits last with Transmutation.

When the shot glass is placed to the board and Cordelia places her hand over Mallory's on the table, she asks her questions and leaves the makeshift planchette to work its magic. As Madison declares the ritual a waste of time after mere seconds, they start to see a response forming.

Answer: No

The girls watch in rapt concern as the shot glass starts to spell out the word 'HERE', indicating that Fiona has arrived. Cordelia sends the girls upstairs and they leave without any hesitation save for Mallory who, nervously, asks if it's indeed Fiona that they're talking to. Cordelia feels assured-- she's there for her alone.

Cordelia doesn't get the chance to face her mother, however. When she steps into the main hall, the doorbell rings. She opens it with her powers to find James Patrick March standing in the threshold. He lets himself in, bears a sickle, and tosses it at her to take her down swiftly. Cordelia is able to use her powers to toss it back though, impaling March in the skull. Unfortunately, it doesn't do too much. He simply wrenches it out and heals instantaneously.

Answer: James Patrick March

While Cordelia faces down March, she's surprised by Ophelia at the stairs behind her, having left her room to check on the Supreme. This proves distracting. Though Cordelia is able to levitate March to the ceiling to keep him temporarily at bay, the rest of the Devil's Night party makes their entrance, emerging from several of the rooms on the main floor. While the Zodiac Killer and Jeffrey Dahmer enter the hall from the front, Richard Ramirez slyly comes in the back, grabbing onto Ophelia before she can get away.

Cordelia is able to cast Ramirez aside with her powers, freeing Ophelia to warn the others, but as her back is turned, March is able to toss his sickle into the back of her head. He tells the others to head on upstairs-- their fun is set to begin.