Things that start with P
The "P" in PDF
Toph invents this Earth bending subskill in The Last Airbender
Metalbending
A group of kids on bikes battle monsters from another dimension, the Upside Down, in this fictional Indiana town
Hawkins
Here I am eating fried dough dusted with powdered sugar, listening to music on Bourbon street. Where am I?
New Orleans, USA
The name of Thor's hammer, which only the worthy can lift
Mjölnir
A type of bread from Germany, folk etymology says this bread comes from words meaning "goblin" and "flatulence"
Pumpernickel
The band Earth, Wind & Fire got their biggest dance floor hit in 1978 with a song named for this month.
September
Atticus Finch defends Tom Robinson in this fictional Alabama town.
Maycomb
I walk along a row of colorful wooden Hanseatic warehouses on a wharf, to take a funicular to Mount Fløyen, in one of Europe's rainiest cities. Where am I?
Bergen, Norway
This medieval siege weapon uses a swinging am and counterweight to hurl heavy objects
Trebuchet
A fruit that contains a proteolytic enzyme
Pineapple
Which two elements are liquid at room temperature?
Bromine (Br) and Mercury (Hg)
In Stephen King's It, a shape shifting clown terrorizes the kids of this fictional Maine town
Derry
I taste one of the seven moles that are famous here, and visit the Zapotec ruins on top of Monte Albán. Where am I?
Oaxaca, Mexico
The Klingon weapon featuring a double-sided hybrid-edged weapon with a curved blade
Bat'leth
A special prison designed by Jeremy Bentham, conceptualized to be staffed by only one guard
Panopticon
The snowiest inhabited place on Earth resides in this country.
Aomori, Aomori Prefecture in Japan.
Elizabeth Bennet's opinion of Mr.Darcy changes after she tours his estate in Derbyshire, which is named...
Pemberley
Here I walk along limestone walls, where they filmed King's Landing in Games of Thrones. I came here to try crni rižot, a distinctive black risotto made with cuttlefish ink.
Dubrovnik, Croatia
A playwright's famous principle that says if one hangs one of these on the wall in Act I, then it must go off by Act III
This word names the earthy smell after rain falls on dry ground
Petrichor
Aristotle added this fifth element, also called quintessence, to earth, air, fire, and water.
Jack Torrance becomes the "caretaker" of this FICTIONAL snowbound Colorado hotel.
The Overlook Hotel
I walk around the cobalt blue Majorelle Garden, heading to the food stalls at Jemaa El-Fnaa, looking to try tagine cooked in a conical clay pot. Where am I?
Marrakesh, Morocco
This WWII anti-tank launcher is named for a silly wind instrument invented by comedian Bob Burns