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"Welcome to Briarcliff": The very first body part to be severed during the season - just minutes into the opening episode - is a/n:
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Leg
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Arm
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Ear
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Foot
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"Welcome to Briarcliff": Lana Winters first comes to Briarcliff purporting to do a story on the facility's:
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Gardening program
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Tannery
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Groundskeeping
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Bakery
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"Tricks and Treats": To thank her for her assistance, Dr. Arden tempts Sister Mary Eunice with:
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A candy apple
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A cherry cordial
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A flask of wine
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Macaroons
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"Tricks and Treats": The possessed teenager Jed Potter arrives at Briarcliff after having slaughtered:
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A schoolteacher
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A cow
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His parents
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A nun
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"Nor'easter": Which film is shown on the night of the storm?
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King of Kings
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East of Eden
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The Sign of the Cross
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Ben Hur
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"Nor'easter": Sister Mary Eunice kills a female Briarcliff inmate as she:
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Bathes
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Tries to escape
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Prays
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Sleeps in her room
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"I am Anne Frank (Part I)": Anne Frank identifies Dr. Arden as a Nazi with the last name of:
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Schmidt
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Gruber
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Bauer
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Renke
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"I am Anne Frank (Part I)": While in line for medication, Lana has a delusion of:
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Setting Briarcliff afire
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Walking on a beach
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Killing Sister Jude and Dr. Arden
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Receiving an award
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"I am Anne Frank (Part II)": Coming to claim her, Anne Frank's husband says that the woman's real first name is:
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Charlotte
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Emily
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Emelia
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Oddly enough, Anne
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"I am Anne Frank (Part II)": The brutally deformed Shelley is seen outside Briarcliff:
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In a schoolyard stairwell
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In an alley behind a theater
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In an orphanage hallway
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In a grocery store stockroom
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"The Origins of Monstrosity": In the present, police find the bodies of the Bloody Face impostors:
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Strewn throughout the death chute
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Suspended in a stairwell
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Hacked up in the asylum's washroom
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Stuffed into a closet
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"The Origins of Monstrosity": Who kills the Nazi hunter Sam Goodman?
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Bloody Face
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Dr. Arden
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Monsignor Howard
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Sister Mary Eunice
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"Dark Cousin": Who is the first person in the episode to see the Angel of Death?
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Grace
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Sister Mary Eunice
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Sister Jude
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Lana
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"Dark Cousin": To make his escape, Kit hits his lawyer with this item:
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A framed picture
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A desk clock
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A three-hole punch
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A stapler
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"Unholy Night": The year before the events of Asylum, the patient Leigh Emerson attacks an orderly in front of the staff and the other patients using:
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A candy cane
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A log
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His handcuffs
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His teeth
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"Unholy Night": Dr. Arden gives Sister Mary Eunice these gemstones, which have had a rather unusual journey:
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Pearls
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Sapphires
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Rubies
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Diamonds
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"The Coat Hanger": We learn in this episode that which two characters are pregnant?
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Lana and Grace
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Sister Jude and Sister Mary Eunice
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Lana and Sister Mary Eunice
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Grace and Sister Jude
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"The Coat Hanger": When Dr. Arden proposes (nearly) killing him, Kit is:
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Strapped to a bed
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Drinking with Dr. Arden
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Threatening to jump off the Briarcliff roof
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In his solitary confinement cell
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"The Name Game": Sister Mary Eunice installs this item in the common room at Briarcliff:
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A photobooth
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A cigarette machine
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A jukebox
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A confessional
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"The Name Game": The one thing lacking in this season was a song and dance number, and we finally get it, as Judy Martin wears a dress of this color during The Name Game performance:
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Yellow
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Red
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Green
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Blue
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"Spilt Milk": Before being ushered out of Briarcliff by Sister Claudia, Lana retrieves the tape that holds Dr. Thredson's confession, which she had hidden:
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In the boiler room
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In her cell
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In the bakery
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In the chapel
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"Spilt Milk": Johnny Morgan has an unusual encounter with a prostitute with this mythological name:
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Cassiopeia
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Pandora
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Electra
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Athena
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"Continuum": When the episode opens, we see this person, covered with blood, holding an ax:
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Johnny Morgan
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Grace
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Monsignor Howard
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Kit
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"Continuum": Lana's bestselling book is titled:
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Maniac: One Woman's Story of Survival
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Santa and the Seven Nuns
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Murder and the Monsignor
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Fear and the True Face of Evil
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"Madness Ends": Each of the following dies during the season finale, except for:
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Johnny Morgan
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Lana
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Sister Jude
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Monsignor Howard
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