King Ottokar’s Sceptre: Day Three

Questions Eleven to Fifteen

I will pose five questions each day for six days across various subjects, and each answer will begin with a distinct letter of the alphabet. As you likely deduced, five questions per day across six days yields thirty answers, each starting with a unique letter, leaving four unaccounted for. Consequently, four duplicates exist; in their order of appearance, they spell the name of a villainous figure from the eighth volume of a comic originally serialised in the first half of the 20th century. Although this character is not widely known, the aim is to correctly identify the second, duplicate iteration of these initial letters to reveal the name. The answers will not be given on the same day as the questions but at the end.

Eleven

What is the only capital city that features in the Nato phonetic alphabet?


Twelve

Which Walter Scott story features Lady Rowena?


Thirteen

Which letter comes between epsilon and eta in the Greek alphabet?


Fourteen

The dollar is the currency of which nation on Borneo’s northern coast?


Fifteen

Who wrote the song Mama Told Me Not To Come?


Good Luck! The answers will be posted after day six questions. More questions tomorrow.


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