Mr. Jingles' Mouseyband Trivia Quiz

Answer: Cora and Kathe

These innocent little girls played at dusk in their farmhouse yard, not realizing how much danger they were in.

Answer: the governor's wife

Percy Wetmore was hired on the sole recommendation of his aunt, the governor's wife and he threatened to use that as often as he could. He was not a team player and loved the thought of watching men suffer and die.

Answer: Cold Mountain

The Green Mile was "E" Block. Death Row. This section on a prison is usually a horrid place for all intents and purposes. Paul Edgecomb not only took pride in his job, along with the other men who he worked with, but was also able to grant them dignity and respect for their last hours of life. In this film, humanity is at its best among these inmates and guards.

Answer: yes

When Paul Edgecomb sits with Elaine having tea in the nursing home, 60 years later, he mentions their son to her.

Answer: mashed potatoes

In the dusk hours here they all sat sharing a wonderful southern supper outdoors. Their discussion was with the objective of doing good. Of helping a woman who was deathly ill and risking their jobs to bring a miracle to her side.

Answer: Cassie

The guards decided to take John Coffey to Melinda for him to perform his miracle and as he climbed up the dark hill, from the cell block, he looked up at the night sky and smiled with childlike delight as he saw the star formation.

Answer: dead man walking

Percy had just helped John Coffey from the truck that he was transported to the Green Mile in. As he walked beside this huge giant of a man and much to Paul Edgecomb's dismay, he found it necessary to shout out several times, "dead man walking".

Answer: 2:30 AM

As John Coffey performed the miracle on Melinda...the earth shook. He stared down at her and placed his lips over hers and sucked the tumor right out of her.

Answer: Vicksburg

Melinda woke, cancer free, and had no memory of the x-rays that were taken in Vicksburg that showed her brain tumor. John Coffey got up to meet her at the side of her bed. Weak kneed she told him she dreamed of him and that they were both walking in the dark and they found each other, then she put her arms around him, thanked him and then she gave him her St. Christopher's medal.

Answer: a fire hose

Wild Bill Wharton was a depraved human being with no regard for human life and less regard for authority.

Answer: red

Wild Billy Wharton was a transient who happened upon a rural farmhouse and was hired as a hand to paint the barn. It just happened that the proprietor asked him to supper and his small daughters were there also. This depraved individual came back, later at night, and abducted them.

The girls did not scream...he threatened to kill one if the other screamed and he killed them with their love.

Answer: sparrow in the rain

When Paul Edgecomb went to see John Coffey's defense attorney, he brought up the subject of John's past and the attorney said it was as if he had dropped out of the sky. John Coffey felt the pain in the world as deeply as he would his own...he was lonely and just had no place to be.

Answer: a flick show

At the end of John Coffey's life, the guards of the Green Mile loved him. They knew instinctively that there was no killing in this man, this miracle of God. Brutal and the rest wanted to give him something special, something he may have always wanted.

Answer: okra

Once Paul Edgecomb was permitted to really see what took place when Cora and Kathe were killed and who killed them, he was at a loss as to what to do. When he went to ask John Coffey of his desires for his last meal...John felt his pain and confusion.

As John stated his desires for his last meal, he went further to tell Paul that all the bad in the world was like bits of glass in his head...he was tired of this life, the way it is.

Answer: bees stinging him

John Coffey was ready to die. He was tired of the world and all the cruelty in it. As he walked through the door on his way to be executed, he felt the hatred of the spectators. The accusing glances and ergo, the bees stinging him.