"The Hollow Girl" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Apple

One year after Margot went back into the No-End House with her father, she sits with him over breakfast. While she finishes her meal, he says he can wait another day to eat. She insists though as it's been long enough. She recalls a memory of when the two of them spent time near a lake; it's a memory she chooses because she's written it down.

When the memory is finished, they see an apple on the floor, it having been materialized from her story. She asks what she spoke about and he vaguely tells her 'a few afternoons' before eating his meal.

Answer: French

Margot sits at her desk filling out stories of her memories to ensure they're never gone forever. She heads to bed with Seth after she turns the light out. Her days are spent relaxing in the neighbourhood, swimming in the pool while her father watches, and strolling with Seth. Seth, meanwhile, is at ease with the situation as he finally has someone to spend his life with in the No-End House.

He still, occasionally, visits the cage containing his family. Margot finds him walking one day and she insists he's making them suffer by not feeding them, but he says he's already given them everything he doesn't want to remember.

As they walk, Margot has a dizzy spell. He tells her shortly after, once they've walked down the street, that the world has rearranged itself.

The house has gone somewhere new.

Answer: August

Jules, researching the No-End House on Reddit and other forums, has made great progress over a year in determining when and where the No-End House is set to make a reappearance. All signs point to Quebec, and when this is made clear she grabs her things and drives all the way there, making her way to the front entrance solo. Sure enough, it's there, and people are abuzz.

As she lines up, a girl asks Jules how she heard about the house. The conversation is a short one though; she's recognized by none other than Seth.

Answer: An organism

Seth leads Jules through the streets and promises he won't do anything to her. In fact, if they're together then he's more able to help her since the house usually gets people when they're alone. That being said, Jules has been gone so long that the creature after her is probably very hungry and won't hesitate to take everything from her mind in its fervour to eat.
Seth leads Jules past the manifestation of his family, still locked in their cul de sac cage, and instead of taking her to Margot's, he punches her in the stomach and drags her into a nearby house, slamming the door behind them.

Answer: Margot

Seth arrives back at home alone and offers to make Margot something to eat. She suggests that maybe they close off the door to the No-End House to prevent others from stumbling upon it or, perhaps, they could set it on fire. Seth refuses though, without giving reason.

He thinks she cares about other people more than she cares about herself. In the basement of another house, Jules awakens to the sound of whispers and finds the sphere waiting for her around the corner, beckoning her closer. It reaches out to her and she asks what it is.

It doesn't matter though; she's not the same person. It plays for her some of the memories she shared with Margot, but she refuses to reach back to it. As she leaves, it springs out at her.

Answer: Yes

In the basement, Jules struggles to break out of the sphere after it ingests her. Screaming, she pushes against its walls as it takes her memories. Fortunately for her though, she brought a knife with her. She pierces through its walls, deflating the sphere, and tears her way out, bloodied and determined. With purpose, she leaves the house, but not before someone asks her if Seth is coming back soon.
Margot, meanwhile, is distracted by shapes on the television in her house while Seth goes outside to speak to her father. Unfortunately for Seth, Margot's dad doesn't really care that she has a plan to burn down the house. Eventually, Margot's mind will be hollowed out and he will die out with her. Then, Seth will be on his own anyways, and none of it will matter.
Inside, Margot sees Jules walking down the street and goes out to meet her on the driveway.

Answer: Seth's former girlfriend

Margot asks Jules what happened and Jules says she came back to take her home. It's not that easy, according to Margot; she lives in the house and she doesn't remember what it was like on the outside; she only remembers Jules. As the two of them leave to check something out, Seth discovers she's no longer in the house. Jules takes Margot back to the house she was trapped inside to meet the hollow girl, another girl like Margot who Seth found and kept in the house until she was hollow, constantly asking where Seth has gone.

This time when Jules asks if she's coming home, Margot doesn't respond. Jules tells her to wait in the house as she goes outside.

Answer: Six

Seth returns to his family's cul de sac to find Margot emerging from the house containing the hollow girl. He tells her that the girl came into the house in the same group that he did, but she didn't last long because she was younger and had less memories to steal.

He tells her that he and her father want her to come home and as he comes closer, six girls emerge from the houses around the neighbourhood, all asking for Seth. Jules, meanwhile, finds her way to Margot's house to hear the sound of a knife sharpening; Margot's father greets her and says he knows why she's there since, if she kills him, it'll be easier to get Margot to leave.

He tells her to do it. He knows what he is and has no problem not existing.

Answer: His family

Seth admits to Margot that he hasn't been completely honest with her. She's not happy with what she's discovered with Jules' help and he begins to think that maybe she's like everybody else who doesn't get why the house is so magnificent. Memories are a disease, he claims, and the No-End House is the cure for that. Margot says that if memories are a disease, then love must be an infection. Seth says that he's not a serial killer, but a serial monogamist, and he just loved the other girls before he loved her. That's when she opens the door to his family's cage. He tries to run, but Jules and Margot's father stop him, the former stabbing him in the stomach and the latter restraining him while the family feeds.

Answer: In the pool

Margot's father watches as Seth's family drains his memory dry and, shocked with his own actions, turns and leaves. Jules and Margot follow him back to the house and Margot finds him by the pool. She thanks him for protecting her from Seth as they hold hands.

Then she picks up the knife he's left for her and he allows her to plunge it into him. Jules grabs her hands and helps her, steadying her motion before he drops into the pool. A heavy flowerpot tied to his leg sinks to the bottom, trapping him there in the depths. Margot and Jules both wait until night falls before deciding they're ready to go. Both of them head through the exit door inside the No-End House and emerge into the bright light beyond.

The door closes behind them.