AHS: Roanoke Trivia

1. How many kids enter the woods near the Roanoke house to film content for their website, discovering a flipped car instead?

From Quiz "Return to Roanoke" (Chapter 9)

Answer: Three

A trio of kids with GoPros head into the woods of North Carolina looking to capture footage of the Roanoke house during the Blood Moon to upload to their website. Fans of 'My Roanoke Nightmare', they unpack the latent content of the show's story-- everything from colonial parallels to rises from oppression for people of colour and women. They come across the tree from Chapter 3 before a figure emerges from the woods, utterly lost and searching for their vehicle. The kids chase her to find an overturned car in the forest. Inside, dead, is the woman they were following; it was the producer from 'Return to Roanoke' who left before filming.

From Quiz "Return to Roanoke" (Chapter 7)

Answer: Agnes

Off the main property of the Roanoke house, the production crew 'Return to Roanoke' watches the cameras for their show from their offices in the woods. Sidney is simply thrilled with the progress so far, and he watches as Dominic makes his reentry into the house, eagerly anticipating the fight to occur. His assistant, Alyssa, asks about Diana coming back, but Sidney doesn't really care. As Alyssa leaves, however, Sidney misses Rory getting stabbed on-camera, and follows his assistant's screams outside to find her throat slashed. He's attacked from behind by Agnes, dressed as The Butcher and wielding a knife.

From Quiz "Return to Roanoke" (Chapter 6)

Answer: Three Days in Hell

"My Roanoke Nightmare" was a major success upon its airing as a television documentary, and because of this, the network asked its creators to make a sequel series to capitalize on their gains. Sidney, the director of "My Roanoke Nightmare", rolls into a board meeting with the network executives with his camera in tow, asking them to sign release forms to have their faces shown on the footage. This is the start of his next series. People, he claim, are waiting to latch on to more Roanoke, so he's doing something 'familiar, but different'. It's "Return to Roanoke: Three Days in Hell"; the actors from the show are brought together with the real people, and hidden cameras record their visit to the house in the show. There's no reenacting; they live in the house over the period of the blood moon. The research department, however, was dissatisfied with the original ending of the show and the loose ends. Sidney assuages their worries. He'll find a way to get them all to the house which, he states, he bought from Matt Shelby for $0.50 when he started his documentary. They agree to thirteen episodes.

From Quiz "My Roanoke Nightmare" (Chapter 4)

Answer: In the bathtub

Shelby believed that Matt and Lee were conspiring against her and, after Lee was taken by the cops, Matt admitted that he couldn't remember what happened in the woods. Despite her insistence that he was with someone in the woods, he couldn't figure it out. That said, she realized, looking in his eyes, that he genuinely couldn't figure out what had happened. That night, getting ready for a shower, Shelby opened the shower curtain to find the man with the pig head staring back at her. What ensued was a chase through the house where she and Matt were able to take down the man, but he would appear before them once again. They were saved by the mysterious professor from their found video; he stuck an axe into the man's back and shouted the word 'CROATOAN' before the horror had ended.

From Quiz "My Roanoke Nightmare" (Chapter 2)

Answer: A pig's head

Seeing the scalped man in the forest, Shelby screamed, spying a woman with the torn scalp emerging from the trees behind. She ran as someone chanted in the woods, surrounded by a mob of people. Coming across their clearing, Shelby watched from behind a tree as they tied a man to a post and performed their ritual, placing a pig's head on his own and 'purifying him', roasting him on their carved spit over the bonfire. The group soon spotted Shelby in the forest and yelled to seize her, but before they could she fled. She finally making it back to the road, but in the path of Lee's car, nearly getting hit. Shelby fainted; Lee took her to the hospital.

From Quiz "My Roanoke Nightmare" (Chapter 1)

Answer: California

An episode of 'My Roanoke Nightmare' airs and, on it, various people outline their true stories about their involvement with the mysterious goings-on of Roanoke. Shelby and Matt discuss their happy lives together, remembering when they lived in Los Angeles and celebrated their good fortunes together. Unfortunately, they were approached by a gang that night and, in a rite of initiation, one punched Matt in the face, sending him to the emergency room for surgery. While Matt showed signs of improvement soon after arriving in the ER, Shelby miscarried their baby. They left Los Angeles and headed east where Matt grew up. They went to North Carolina.

From Quiz The Aftermath (Chapter 10)

Answer: Crack'd

An episode of 'Crack'd' took a look at Lee's life before, during, and after the incidents of 'My Roanoke Nightmare' stretching back as far as her marriage to Mason and the birth of her daughter, Flora. Her life, however, would spiral out of control. Millions of Americans, they said, watched as Flora's life took a turn on the 2015 TV show 'My Roanoke Nightmare' where her life was laid bare. District Attorney Mark Philips knew she killed her husband in cold blood, but only circumstantial evidence was present. They couldn't bring her in until she committed multiple homicides on camera in 'Return to Roanoke'. Then the trial began.

From Quiz "Return to Roanoke" (Chapter 9)

Answer: In an Uber

Audrey and Lee speak to Dylan, who played the role of Ambrose in 'My Roanoke Nightmare', and he makes it clear that he was under specific instruction from Sidney to appear on the third day to shake things up, arriving at the front door of the house in the Piggy-Man costume. We was told not to bring his cell phone, and after several days of waiting in a local motel he would take an Uber ride onto the property. He compliments the makeup on Lee's missing ear before Audrey yells to assure him that all of it is real and they're all in great danger. Everyone is dead. They bring him upstairs to Shelby and Dominic's bodies and suggests they create a stretcher and a way to find Monet and leave before the blood moon on the third and worst night of the ritual. Since he had two tours in Afghanistan, he feels confident they can power through.

From Quiz "Return to Roanoke" (Chapter 8)

Answer: Ear

At the Polk farmhouse, Mama Polk sharpens her knives as she discusses the best parts of the human body for meat. Her son, Jether, watches until he's told to harvest a bit more food from their prisoner. Mama ends up discussing the Polk family history, dating back to the Great Depression, talking about how they ate the people who ate their last food and managed to persevere. Lee informs them that the police will take them all away to serve the death penalty, but the Polks assure her that they have the cops in their back pocket. Shortly after, they claim more meat from her leg and Jether harvests her ear-- a gift for Christmas, he claims.

From Quiz "Return to Roanoke" (Chapter 7)

Answer: Heading to Hollywood

In the house, Audrey walks through the rooms searching for Rory who appears to be missing. While the others gather around the bloodied 'MURDER' written on the dining room wall, they explain that maybe he went hiding on them to spook them all. Dominic, Matt, and Shelby head upstairs to look and Dominic finds a pool of blood. It is Rory's but Audrey believes that Sidney's simply playing a game with them. Rory, she figures, ended up leaving to pursue his potential Hollywood role, and this was simply a cheap attempt to scare them all. She also worries that, maybe, he ran out on her.

From Quiz "My Roanoke Nightmare" (Chapter 5)

Answer: In the storm cellar

It took only two days of living in the house before Mott experienced some weird occurrences. On the second night, the sound of glass breaking roused him from his sleep, and he headed downstairs to find one of his statues broken and all of his artwork torn apart. Assembling his slaves, his own rage was insurmountable. One of his slaves informed him that an older woman and a younger man were in the yard before his scream was heard. He didn't believe them. Instead, he sent his house crew into the cellar, locked the door, and left them to think about what they had done.

From Quiz "My Roanoke Nightmare" (Chapter 3)

Answer: Croatoan

Heading up to the nearby farmhouse, the trio found the head of Flora's doll...and the body of the decapitated pig...and decided to head inside to investigate. Once they walked into the unlocked front door, they found a home swarming with flies and rancid parts of dead animals No residents were inside. Out in the barn is where they found people-- two muddied teenaged boys were inside, drinking from a sow's teats. The police were called in to deal with the situation and at the station they hypothesized that the Polk Family, who resided on the farm, was doing so illegally, leaving the boys behind as dead weight after kidnapping Flora and leaving. That's when Lee's ex, Mason, showed up. In the interrogation room, a social worker tried to get the boys to speak, but they would only shout one word: CROATOAN.

From Quiz "My Roanoke Nightmare" (Chapter 2)

Answer: Priscilla

Matt went to Shelby in the hospital after the police were questioned; she told them about the human sacrifice but, when they investigated, nothing was found. Matt promises that they can find somewhere else to stay, but Shelby says they can't leave. It was probably the mountain men, and if they wanted to fight then that's what would happen. Lee's daughter, Flora, ended up arriving at the house during her custody time, and the moment Lee left the room to get some food for the two of them, she ended up disappearing into the passages of the house. Lee found her in an otherwise empty room, talking down into the dark cellar, to a new 'friend' named Priscilla. She believed it had to do with the divorce. A crash was heard in another room as Lee gave her daughter a snack. When she went to investigate, she found a broken vase next to an open window. Next to it was an old hat. No one else was in the house.

From Quiz "My Roanoke Nightmare" (Chapter 1)

Answer: In an auction

Deciding they weren't city people was easy for Shelby and Matt; soon after reaching North Carolina they took to the environment. One day, however, walking into the woods for a picnic, they found themselves in front of a beautiful, old farmhouse-- three bedrooms; two storeys; a basement-- built in 1792. It was for sale, and they decided it was meant to be. As much as they couldn't seem to afford it, it seemed, when they stayed around for a local auction they found that the property, including the ten acres of forest around the building, was going for as low as $20,000. Despite locals claiming it was a bad purchase, they walked away with a new house for $40,000-- most of their savings. Matt knew he was home; Shelby felt some form of danger. Neither knew what was watching them from the woods.

From Quiz The Aftermath (Chapter 10)

Answer: Marijuana

Mark Philips explained that, during the trial, he knew he had to put Lee behind bars, but the defence had a trick up their sleeve. As Marcus Minear, a toxicology expert, revealed during the trial, the strain of marijuana on the Polk farm was an odd one in that it had hallucinogenic properties; the marijuana was enough for the jury to find her innocent. She was acquitted of all crimes. Nonetheless, Philips went after Lee for her original crime-- Mason's death-- since she confessed to the murder on camera. To do this, he brought in Flora, and Flora told the truth. On the stand, Lee's attorney asked Flora why she never revealed herself to her parents, and she claimed to feel safer with Priscilla. Sixteen days later , the jury reached their verdict, ultimately splitting the vote until one woman couldn't send Lee to jail based on ghost stories.

From Quiz "Return to Roanoke" (Chapter 9)

Answer: Army of Roanoke

The kids are brought to the police station for questioning after she and her friends find the car in the woods. There, they explain that they run a fan site-- 'Army of Roanoke'-- online and were seeking out authentic footage to fuel their followers. One of them, Todd, asserts that he never believed any of it until they found the car. Milo is thrilled with the discovery. Sophie is excited that they could go viral. Todd says that the woman from the woods wasn't alive...but she was still walking around out there. When the cops arrive at the scene of the crash, they don't find a body. Sophie feels as though the police are covering it up; Todd and Milo think that the cops just don't get it. They're told to return to Virginia and never return to the Roanoke house or they'll be arrested for trespassing.

From Quiz "Return to Roanoke" (Chapter 8)

Answer: The Piggy-Man

Lee ends up crying about her situation and she reveals that she just wants to see her daughter again. Jether doesn't really care too much about this, but says that he's having a hard time being a middle child; all he really wants is to be on television. Lee tries to bargain with him, saying she'll get him on TV, and he reveals that one of his relatives, back at the time of the Chicago World's Fair, used to put on a pig mask, gutting and skinning people, and putting them in their bathtubs. The people of Roanoke gutted him and skinned him alive, sticking him into their fire, thus making him a legend. He refuses to be another Piggy-Man and, in a moment of kindness, he gives her a hit of cocaine, urging her to take it to cut out the pain for when Mama cuts up her shoulder.

From Quiz "Return to Roanoke" (Chapter 7)

Answer: The root cellar

In the root cellar out back, Agnes sets up a camera and lights a torch, deciding to have her own confessional. She believes that Sidney should never have cast her aside. In fact, while she momentarily regrets killing Alyssa, she does believe that all of them needed to die, if only because they took her own life in the role of The Butcher-- her destiny. She mutters about being the fan favourite as her torch is snuffed out. She relights it to the sound of chanting, and when the room illuminates once more, she finds that wooden symbols have been hung from the ceiling-- all crosses within circles-- and she screams.

From Quiz "Return to Roanoke" (Chapter 6)

Answer: In the forest

Two weeks before the blood moon, Sidney and Diana assist production in setting up the cameras and what-have-you in the actual house. One of Sidney's workers gives them a run-through of all the unique 'tricks' that they'll have up their sleeve during production from special effects in the kitchen to video recordings of Elias' tape on the TV in the living room. Diana takes Sidney aside to express her concerns. One reason why the show was so popular was because of how real it all seemed, and having pop-up scares won't help. Sidney explains that the reality of it all will come from the cast's interactions in the house twenty-four hours a day, and hopefully it will spur a confession from Lee. Sidney also has production move their trailers a half mile down the road, into the forest, to ensure that immersion is kept as deep as possible for those who'll be living in the house. Sidney and Diana are called aside by a member of their crew. Someone not in the production team has set up a ring of rotting fetal pigs next to a tree outside the house, and it couldn't have been the Polks; they haven't been seen for weeks.

From Quiz "My Roanoke Nightmare" (Chapter 5)

Answer: Guinness

What happened to Edward Phillip Mott was left to historians in second-hand accounts. That night, Mott was assaulted by the spirits of Roanoke who, capturing him and bringing him out to the front yard during the blood moon, consecrated the land with his blood, plunging a stake through his back and out the front of his chest before burning him on the fire. His servant and lover, Guinness, escaped on horseback and told his story to police before bing framed for murder. The people in the root cellar would be found months later, having starved to death. The house was left in the Mott Family for a century, though the lineage ended in 1952 in South Florida. Some attribute the Mott Family's sordid history to the events in Roanoke.

From Quiz "My Roanoke Nightmare" (Chapter 4)

Answer: Mott

Elias gathered some of his research to tell Matt and Shelby about the Chen Family, who resided in the house in the 1970s in an effort to pursue the American Dream. During dinner one night, they heard a horrible sound upstairs and were surprised to find two wild boars fighting on the second floor. Soon, the apparitions began and fought with a vengeance. They attempted to pray to their ancestors, but the people of the Lost Colony arrived and ended their lives. They never had a chance. The history of the house, as they discovered, dated back to the late eighteenth century. The first man to disappear was Edward Philippe Mott, who built the house.

From Quiz "My Roanoke Nightmare" (Chapter 3)

Answer: In the woods

Over the next few days, everyone grabbed flashlights and continued searching, even through the night. Lee had to accept that she may be looking for her daughter's body. Matt suggested heading home for the night to relax, which they all did, but when they returned, Mason accused Lee of hiding Flora away to keep her to herself. Everyone fell asleep quickly after their long day, but Matt received a call in the middle of the night, waking him up. He roused the others because the cops found a body, and when they arrived they didn't find Flora. They found Mason, and he was tied up on a cross and burned over a fire.

From Quiz The Aftermath (Chapter 10)

Answer: Lana Winters

The murder trials of Lee Harris captured the minds and hearts of an entire nation, and as such, reporter Lana Winters decided to come out of retirement to host a special interview, 'A Conversation With Lee Harris', with the woman herself. She begun by asking Lee how she's doing, and Lee explained the troubled emotions she's had, especially since her relationship with Flora has not been to her liking. Mason's family decided to fight for custody of Flora, citing that she was not a good influence on the child considering everything that had happened in the past years. This aside, Lana wondered why Lee came for the interview in the first place, having turned down so many others. Lee explained that it was because of what Ms. Winters went through, having killed her own son-- Bloodyface.

From Quiz "Return to Roanoke" (Chapter 9)

Answer: Audrey

Night begins to fall as Lee, Audrey, and Dylan head through the woods. Dylan says he'll head for the Polks' truck-- their best option for escape. Lee and Audrey offer to head to the Polk house and barns to find Monet, but Lee's priority is to find her confession tape. Audrey heads into the barn where they held Lee and, sure enough, locates Monet inside. Lee, meanwhile, heads to the polk house proper and finds the camera she needs. That's when Dylan is able to start the truck. Unfortunately, however, he's killed by someone he doesn't see...and the girls are found by one of the Polks. Fortunately, Audrey has a gun. She kills one of the Polk men while, outside, Lee watches the torch-bearing citizens of Roanoke approach. The other Polk takes the truck and drives away. The women realize that they have no choice but to run.

From Quiz "Return to Roanoke" (Chapter 7)

Answer: Dominic

The next morning, Monet and Dominic take a look at the dining room over a drink while Lee films them, taking her story into her own hands with a handheld camera. In the kitchen, Shelby pours herself some orange juice and complains that Dominic should never have come back. Matt walks in on their conversation, asserting that he doesn't want her anyways, so he should have her. Matt, in a confessional, claims that he's just in the house to garner ratings. Sidney purposely wired him to shake things up and be the bad guy. In a calculated way, he plans to shake things up.

From Quiz "Return to Roanoke" (Chapter 6)

Answer: The Butcher

Agnes Mary Winstead, who played the role of The Butcher in "My Roanoke Nightmare", sits for her interview with Sidney and she explains that it's been a wild ride since the show, at least for her, since the role seemed to resonate with her from the get-go. She was even nominated for a Saturn Award for her nuanced portrayal. Agnes doesn't see The Butcher as a villain though; she says it was a privilege to breathe life in such a noble historical figure. That said, it took a toll on her. Shortly after the release of "My Roanoke Nightmare", Agnes was arrested in Hollywood for assault with a deadly weapon and was placed into an institution for six months, having been diagnosed with schizo-effective disorder. She became obsessed with her role and even moved to North Carolina to be closer to Roanoke. Sidney believes that she placed the ring of fetal pigs at the Roanoke house, but she insists that she knows nothing about it. She claims she's better, but Sidney informs her that she will not be a part of the second season. In fact, she has a restraining order placed on her, barring her from being anywhere near production. She doesn't take kindly to this idea.

From Quiz "My Roanoke Nightmare" (Chapter 4)

Answer: October

Elias continued with the murderous sisters who, despite their own bloodlust, were terrified while living in the house. Both of them were killed by the spirits in the house and, in death, told Elias of their date; one was torn at the arms and the other was beheaded. Elias informed the couple that everyone who died in the house was killed during the same period of the October lunar cycle during the 'dying grass moon', six days from the first quarter moon to the blood moon. The spirits can't kill at any other time. And the first day of the cycle was that very night. They made way to leave, but Matt insisted that they couldn't leave without Flora, even if only to clear Lee's name. Elias, however, knew where Priscilla liked to play.

From Quiz "My Roanoke Nightmare" (Chapter 3)

Answer: New Orleans

The next day, Matt found something startling amongst his security camera alerts. As it seemed, Lee had left the house at 10:30pm and returned four hours later, seemingly following after Mason fifteen minutes after he left for the police station. Shelby suggested that maybe something would need to be done, but Lee overheard the conversation and decided to confront her in that moment. Matt decided that maybe they should leave the house, but at that moment, someone walked through the front door. That person was renowned psychic Cricket Marlow, who was called to North Carolina by a spirit. He left his home in New Orleans and insisted he could help. He proved his worth when he navigated the house in his eccentric manner and located the crawlspace upstairs. Flora, he said, was not dead; she was with Priscilla, her imaginary friend.

From Quiz "My Roanoke Nightmare" (Chapter 2)

Answer: Matt

The cops ended up stuck dealing with the effigy in the woods. The local hillbillies were questioned and police protection was assured; a cop car would be in the driveway all day and night until they got to the bottom of it all. Later that night, the phone rang. Matt was the one to pick it up to a voice saying "Help...they're hurting me." When he found that the phone wasn't plugged in, he realized the voice was coming from behind him where, in another room, two spectral nurses were treating, and then killing an elderly woman named Margaret right before his very eyes. His screams outside, alerting the cop, woke up Lee. When they went to check, no one was in the house but them. Matt had no choice but to blame his possible hallucinations on possible neurological damage from the attack in Los Angeles.

From Quiz "My Roanoke Nightmare" (Chapter 1)

Answer: Travelling salesman

Matt had to head out to Raleigh for work, hoping to secure a new contract as a travelling salesman. Shelby was okay with this, needing alone time to realign herself. One windy night, while making dinner for herself, she was spooked by slamming window covers, but the real fright came when two female figures walked across the hall of her own house in front of her. She headed into the room the two women entered and turned on the lights, but found no one inside. She seemed to be alone.

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