Fantasy
Another name for the hero of a fantasy story
The Chosen One
The institution whereto "fallen women" were sent in Ireland
The Magdalene Laundries
The street our hostel was on
Lower Gardiner Street
The generation that comes before Z
The year in which the next US presidential election will be held
2020
The name of the first chapter EVER written about Harry Potter
"The Boy Who Lived"
The city under whose parking lot were found hundreds of bodies of children and babies
Tuam
The name of the main shopping street in Dublin
Grafton Street
The name of the song by Billie Eilish we studied in class
"idontwannabeyouanymore"
The British band behind such classic hits as "Don't look back in anger" and "Rock n Roll Star"
Oasis
The fawn Lucy meets when she stumbles through a wardrobe and into a Narnian forest
Mr Tumnus
Canada's Prime Minister who is currently working to better protect Canada's native women from crime
Justin Trudeau
The very long road that took you from Trinity College to Christchurch Cathedral
Dame Street
The taboo subject that made Rupi Kaur famous
Women's period
The runner up in this year's Premier League
Liverpool
The name of the chapter from "The Hobbit" where Bilbo meets Gollum
"Riddles in the Dark"
Another name for the indigenous peoples of Canada
First Nation
Our first stop on our self-guided tour across Dublin Sunday evening
The Famine Memorial
The percentage of Generation Z that defines themselves exclusively as heterosexual
66%
The film in which William falls madly in love with Anna when she walks into his book shop on Portobello Road, London.
"Notting Hill"
The name of the Middle Earth warrior who in "The Lord of the Ring" redeems himself by protecting two innocent hobbits
Boromir
The name of the BBC podcast in which two reporters try to find the identity of a woman murdered in Norway in the early 1970s
"Death in Ice Valley"
The name of the curious monument in front of the library of Trinity's College
"Sphere within Sphere"
The song by Troye Sivan we studied in class
YOUTH
The name of the writer behind classic books such as "For Whom the Bell Tolls", "A Farewell to Arms", and "The Sun Also Rises"
Ernest Hemingway