Welcome back, everybody, to Road Trip Trivia. I am your host, Allie Lane, and this is the game that you can play on your next road trip or at your next event. I am going to ask 10 questions then I am going to repeat them but this time with the answer. If I'm going too fast feel free to pause it and then when you're ready you can hit play again. The next couple of weeks worth of games are going to be to celebrate the life of Alex Trebek, host of jeopardy alex passed away on november the 8th 2020 after a long battle with pancreatic cancer he posted jeopardy for 37 seasons and he's canadian so this one goes out to alex Trebek. All of these questions are going to be questions from the game Jeopardy. All right, so this week's category is going to be everything literary. So literary clergymen and movies inspired by literature. All right, is everybody ready to play? Here we go. question number one in this Jane Austen novel William Collins is a minister who has designs on Elizabeth Bennett question number two father Lancaster Marin is this title character of a 1971 William Peter Blatty book. Question number three. In this Colleen McCullough novel, Maggie Cleary and parish priest Ralph de Bercarset fall in love. Question number four. Famed evangelist Billy Sunday reportedly called Sinclair Lewis Satan's Corhote for writing this 1927 novel. Question number five. Silas is an albino monk in this Dan Brown novel. Moving on to movies inspired by literature. Question number six. A Knight's Tale, starring Heath Ledger, was inspired by this show-serrer classic. Question number seven. 2010's Easy A reimagined this decidedly unfunny 1850 novel as a comedy. Question number eight. This film from Joe and Ethan Coen was partially based on Homer's Odyssey.