Botticelli - April 2026

  1. I am not Edward Rutledge.
    Take 2 DQs.

Eddie Cucha Catcha Camma Tosanara Tosanoka Samma Camma Wacky Brown (or however you want to spell it)
correct
Charles Emerson Winchester III


DQ: Male creator?
One DQ reserved.

DQs:

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. First name begins with E
  4. First appeared in print
  5. First appeared before 1950
  6. Protagonist, but not a hero
  7. First appeared after 1900
  8. First appeared in prose
  9. Created by an American.
  10. Caucasian
  11. From mainstream literature, current with the time it was written
  12. American character
  13. Male creator

Previous IQs:

Did your idjit son not destroy a magical artifact when he really should have? - Elendil, not Erendil, but close enough (and the son was Isildur, of course)
Were you Arwen’s husband, once crowned? - Yes, Elessar FKA Aragorn
Were you, as far as we know, their only son? - Yes, Eldarion

Swept me!

IQs:

Were you the former Rosie Cotton’s best-known daughter?
Did you, unguarded and all by yourself, take the train to Oberlin during WWII to speak to a youth conference?
Did Emma Thompson play you in an Ang Lee-directed movie?

IQs:

  1. Were you a Princess of the House of Llyr?
  2. Did your character command Private Benjamin’s unit in basic training?
  3. Were you, a warrant officer, played by Sigourney Weaver?

Take 3 DQs.

  1. I am not Eileen Brennan.
    Take 2 DQs.

IQs:

  1. Were you one of the pair in Absolutely Fabulous?
  2. Were you a catsuit-clad secret agent?
  3. Were you the original Equalizer?

Muchas danke, Prof.!

IQs:
1. Were you not related to but played by Julia Roberts?
2. Were you not a living planet, but teleported someone from the red one?
3. Were you a scientifically-minded person who didn’t live in New Jersey, and developed a new model of the atom?

#1 was Eilonwy daughter of Angharad daughter of Regat from the Chronicles of Prydain.
Correct on #2.
#3 was Ellen Ripley.

2 DQs reserved.

  1. I am not Edie.
  2. I am not Emma Peel.
  3. I am not Edward Woodward.
  1. I am not Erin Brockovich.
  2. I am not Dr. Erdel.
  3. Take a DQ.

3 was Ernest Rutherford.

DQ: first appeared after 1925?

  1. Edina, but close enough. Swept me!

DQ: Last name begins with A - M?

2 DQs reserved

DQs:

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. First name begins with E
  4. First appeared in print
  5. First appeared before 1950
  6. Protagonist, but not a hero
  7. First appeared after 1900
  8. First appeared in prose
  9. Created by an American.
  10. Caucasian
  11. From mainstream literature, current with the time it was written
  12. American character
  13. Male creator
  14. First appeared after 1925
  15. Last name starts with A - M

DQ: First appeared after 1938?

1 DQ reserved.

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DQs:

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. First name begins with E
  4. First appeared in print
  5. First appeared before 1950
  6. Protagonist, but not a hero
  7. First appeared after 1900
  8. First appeared in prose
  9. Created by an American.
  10. Caucasian
  11. From mainstream literature, current with the time it was written
  12. American character
  13. Male creator
  14. First appeared after 1925
  15. Last name starts with A - M
  16. First appeared before 1938

DQs:

  1. Appeared in a movie or movies?
  2. Work was humorous?

1 DQ reserved

DQs:

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. First name begins with E
  4. First appeared in print
  5. First appeared before 1950
  6. Protagonist, but not a hero
  7. First appeared after 1900
  8. First appeared in prose
  9. Created by an American.
  10. Caucasian
  11. From mainstream literature, current with the time it was written
  12. American character
  13. Male creator
  14. First appeared after 1925
  15. Last name starts with A - M
  16. First appeared before 1938
  17. Has appeared in a movie
  18. His novel is humorous in that it is satirical.

Previous IQs:

Were you the former Rosie Cotton’s best-known daughter? - Elanor, Rosie and Samwise Gamgee’s kid
Did you, unguarded and all by yourself, take the train to Oberlin during WWII to speak to a youth conference? - Eleanor Roosevelt (amazing to me that they wouldn’t send along at least one Secret Service bodyguard during wartime)
Did Emma Thompson play you in an Ang Lee-directed movie? - Elinor Dashwood, in the 1995 Oscar-winning film Sense and Sensibility

El- - -r x3!

DQs:

Novel won a Pulitzer or other major prize?
Movie starred someone already well-known?

One DQ reserved.

IQs:

Were you a corrupt evangelist with the same last name as an aerospace structure?
Did Johnny Depp play you opposite Winona Ryder?
Did your ship become what we know as Venus?