The Ultimate Angel's Egg Trivia Quiz

A glass lantern.

A large egg.

The skull of a bird.

A bundle of cloth shaped like a doll.

In the hull of a beached ship.

Beneath a dead tree in a forest.

On a stone bed in a chamber ringed with giant astronomical instruments.

In the nave of a flooded cathedral.

An enormous eye-shaped vessel lined with rows of statues.

A flock of stone birds.

A cathedral spire torn loose from the city.

A single vast wave.

A scythe.

A spear.

A cross.

An anchor.

Water

Feathers

Sand

Fish Scales

She holds it up against the light.

She warms it over a fire.

She taps it with a stone.

She presses it to her ear and listens.

She runs.

She offers him water.

She hides the egg in a fountain.

She shows him the egg immediately.

Throws it into the water.

Hands it back with the advice to keep precious things inside her or lose them

Hides it from her as a test

Keeps it slung on his own back

Each other

Birds nesting in the ruins

The shadows of giant fish

The girl

The coelacanth

The ammonite

The trilobite

The nautilus

Sleeping in the boats

Praying at the fountains

Mending nets in the square

Standing frozen and motionless, harpoons already raised

They spear a single fish and carry it away

They catch nothing; their harpoons only shatter glass and stone

They are swept away by a flood

The girl frightens them off

A ship's anchor

The fossil of an enormous bird

A stained-glass window

A nest of eggs like her own

It returns with an olive branch

It is killed by the men on board

It never comes back

It returns turned to stone

They find dry land and scatter

They forget the bird, the flood, and who they were

They kill the man who sent the bird out

They build a second ark

That it may never have existed at all

That it became the first angel

That it still circles above the clouds

That the girl's egg holds its last descendant

How to use his weapon

The girl's name

Who he is and where he came from

The way back to the shore

Where the water comes from

Why the city is empty

How long she has been alone

What is inside the egg

Leaves without a word

Smashes the egg with his cross

Carries her to the cathedral

Fills her bottles with water

A bird, already dead

Water

Nothing

A second, smaller egg

Runs, and falls into water

Attacks the young man with his own cross

Gathers the shards and hides them

Sits beside it until dawn

She is caught in the fishermen's nets

She is swallowed by one of the great fish

She drowns, and as she sinks she becomes a grown woman

She swims down into the hull of a ship

Countless eggs

A column of birds

Falling rain

A single white feather

Walking away along the shoreline

Reflected in a fountain

Painted into the cathedral's glass

Among the statues arrayed on the great sphere

An island inside a glass bottle

The hull of an enormous overturned ship

The surface of an eye

A chessboard stretching to the horizon

Angels

Fish

Eggs

Hands

Snow

Dust storms

Rain

Fog that never lifts

A drowned, abandoned Gothic seaport

A desert settlement buried in sand

A modern city half-collapsed by war

A village of wooden houses on stilts

Floodwater

Herds of animals

Tanks

Trams full of passengers

Giant gears and machinery.

A dead tree.

A wall of water.

A stone statue of a girl.