While turning the photographer to stone with his gaze, Rasputin has momentarily abandoned reading: a. Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austin. b. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court by Mark Twain. c. Alice Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll. d. The Sorcerer’s Handbook by Magnus Gift.
To be fair, she used disappearing ink.
Eva Marie is prematurely amused because she is reaching into her purse to pull out: a. a lipstick to start a game of tic tac toe on Cary’s forehead. b. a squirt gun filled with ink to spray on Cary. c. her pet tarantula and quietly drop it on Cary’s script. d. the car keys […]
It was a bit of a letdown after going through all that mess to end up facing Debbie Boone.
Following an exhausting journey fraught with harrowing difficulties, Patty comes face to face with: a. Debbie Boone. b. the magic lollipop queen of chocolate cakes and cookies. c. Zandor, Purveyor of Dreams. d. the meaning of life.
Raymond Burr is preparing to: a. meet with his congressman. b. discuss the rent increase with his landlord. c. chop veggies for the stir fry. d. enter a monastery.
Believe it or not, these people are: a. celebrating a record harvest of yams. b. performing an obscure baldness cure ritual. c. shooting the opening scene in a film about industrial espionage. d. preparing to terrify orphans.
Moments after this picture was taken, the potion worked on the photographer.
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