"Victoria" PBS Season 3 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Princess Feodora of Leiningen

The episode starts at yet another French revolution where King Louis Philippe was giving himself a shave and finalizing a letter to be delivered to Victoria. A very pregnant Victoria and Albert had some warning from the French king. But they didn't expect a surprise visit from Victoria's elder half-sister Feodora Princess of Leiningen had left her family in Leingingen fearing a revolution.

She immediately seemed to cause problems between Victoria and Albert from pure jealousy about Victoria.

Answer: Lord Palmerston

Seeing how The Chartists are a peaceful movement Victoria insists on no troops just yet even after riffles are found at the Chartists' headquarters. The visiting Louis Philippe frightened both Vicky and Bertie into believing their mother would be executed. Albert insists on his family going to Osbourne immediately. During this chaos Sophie Duchess of Monmouth's carriage is attacked on her way home to her son but she is rescued by Lord Palmerston nicknamed "Lord Pam".

Answer: Lord Palmerston

Lajos Kossuth was a Hungarian democrat and the leader of its constitutionalists who is supported by many in Parliament. But Lord Palmerston as Foreign Secretary openly supported him more than anyone else. Victoria saw this as an act of insubordination but later comes to a mutual understanding with "Lord Pam" and allowed him to dine with Kossuth.

Answer: Dr. John Snow

Just as the family was celebrating the christening of Princess Louise (later Duchess Consort of Argyll) Victoria learns of the cholera outbreak in London. Dr. John Snow suspects the source of the outbreak is a water pump but is dismissed by nearly everyone. John Snow goes out of his way to find the precise source as he didn't have precise evidence when having an audience with Victoria and two other doctors. Finally having found the source it was a water pump, which supplied said water to an apothecary.

The woman who was the apothecary sold tonics to women who didn't want to suffer terribly from morning sickness. Victoria's ex-hair dresser Nancy Skeritt was a victim of the cholera outbreak taking her unborn child with husband Charles Francatelli with her. Victoria raced over to the Francatellis' home with Dr. Snow upon learning she maybe sick but it was too late. Mr. Francatelli later named his newly bought hotel "Nancy's" after his late wife.

Answer: Abigail Turner

Victoria, Albert and their children save for Bertie left for Lord Pam's Irish estate to show themselves to Ireland's people. They left Feodora behind along with Miss Abigail Turner. Bertie (Prince of Wales) and his tutor Mr. Caine. Albert is impressed with how much Bertie has learned and is proud of his son's learning.

But the problem was Mr. Caine was using both of his hands to squeeze Bertie's arm until he got it right. Feodora pretended not to know of the abuse but Abigail Turner, Victoria's new hair dresser, told her what she knew. Victoria went to the school room and saw the abuse with her own eyes. Mr. Caine was of course immediately dismissed.

Answer: King George IV

Feodora was in the middle of organizing a Georgian themed christening ball for Victoria's seventh child, Prince Arthur, and much to Victoria's unhappiness sells tickets to unsuitable guests. In an argument with Victoria, Feodora reveals George IV had entertained the idea of marrying Feodora.

She longed to be a queen but their mother The Duchess of Kent and King Leopold of Belgium sent her away to Leiningen to be married to a minor German prince. At the height of the argument Feodora reveals she hates her (Victoria).

Answer: Insanity

Sophie Duchess of Monmouth had become too close to the footman Joseph enough so they began an affair. The Duke of Monmouth hated the idea of his wife cheating on him punished her by locking her in a room on grounds of insanity with no chance of seeing their son. With Abigail Turner's help, Victoria got word of the ill treatment of Sophie and ordered the Duke to bring Sophie to the opening of the exhibition.

Answer: Prince Sigmund of Prussia

Albert had a dream of uniting Germany through many marriages. He had decided Vicky would marry Prince Frederick William of Prussia "Fritz" and Adelheide "Heidi" would marry The King of Prussia's brother Prince Sigmund but Heidi's mother, Feodora, had other plans.

Her daughter would marry Emperor Louis Napoleon of France making Heidi an Empress and higher in rank than Victoria. She had the help of Lord Pam, which she believed the marriage was a sure thing. But Heidi was proposed to by Bertie who clearly had a crush on his cousin and Heidi let it slip to Bertie that her mother wanted her to marry Louis Napoleon.

A heart broken Bertie told Albert about Aunt Feo's plans for Heidi and Albert was livid. After another argument Feodora announced she and Heidi would be leaving in the morning.

Answer: Looking out a window

With the added presence of Feodora and Louis Philippe a Chartist protest gathered outside Buckingham Palace. Albert was talking to Mr. Penge and Brodie about the travel plans when a brick was thrown through the window Victoria was looking out of. Albert ordered Mr. Penge to his orders and raced over to Victoria telling they have to leave.

But Victoria told him her waters had broken and their sixth child was coming.

Answer: Joseph Paxton and Sophie

Even with Charles' threats to never let her see their son again Sophie packed to leave England for America with Joseph Paxton who was waiting at the ship. But on the way out of the home she met up with her son William and that's how the episode ends with concerning them. Back at the palace Victoria and Albert talk lovingly to each other but soon Albert collapses to the floor ending the episode.