Think you’ve got your head wrapped around The White Devil? Put your knowledge to
the test. Good luck — the Stickman is counting on you!
Q. Flamineo tells Brachiano an allegory featuring a(n)—
break-dancer and a stool that was too big
frog and a toadstool
elephant and an ant
crocodile and a bird
Q. As he dies, Flamineo says that those who serve great men should be like—
Lions in the tower
Frogs waiting for a fly
Squirrels collecting acorns for the winter
Heffalumps and woozles
Q. What kind of tree do Camillo and Isabella accuse Vittoria of uprooting in her dream?
a yew
a blackthorn
a juniper
a Charlie Brown-style Christmas tree
Q. As a baby, Flamineo broke a—
statue of the Virgin Mary
priest's shin
a crucifix
statue of Jesus
Q. The ghost of Brachiano shows Flamineo—
an image of the devil's head
a crucifix
a skull in a bowl of flowers
a cool new app