The Expanse Character Arcs: Test Your Knowledge
Think you know The Expanse characters inside out? Take this quiz to test your knowledge of their captivating character arcs!
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- Which character's arc from the first half of Caliban’s War was adapted well in season 2?Chrisjen Avasarala · Fred Johnson · James Holden · Bobbie Draper
- Whose character was assassinated in the second season, making their depiction unlikable?Chrisjen Avasarala · Bobbie Draper · Naomi Nagata · James Holden
- Who experienced significant changes to their character role resulting in more tension within the OPA?Fred Johnson · James Holden · Chrisjen Avasarala · Josephus Miller
- Which character's internal conflict during an encounter with the Head Human Experimenter was not depicted well in the show?Amos Burton · James Holden · Naomi Nagata · Alex Kamal
- Which character was depicted as more of a boy scout in the show compared to the book?Josephas Miller · Fred Johnson · James Holden · Amos Burton
- Which character's subplot was prioritized over Chrisjen Avasarala's in the show?Errinwright · Amos Burton · Alex Kamal · Cortazar
- How was Bobbie Draper initially depicted in the show compared to her book version?Heroic · Naive · Patriotic · Fanatical
- Which adaptation element concerning Chrisjen Avasarala was positively received?Her being Errinwright’s subordinate · Her competence · Her genius tactics · Her dynamic change from the book
- What aspect of Holden and Naomi's relationship was changed favorably in the show?Naomi's background · Naomi's long-standing love for Holden · Their open communication · Holden's relationships with other female characters
- Which POV character felt surprisingly minimized in the show's adaptation?James Holden · Dr. Praxidike Meng · Naomi Nagata · Fred Johnson
- What did the unadapted intimate revelation about Holden in his confrontation with the head experimenter indicate?He is invincible · He is morally gray · He is not easily manipulated · He is deeply aware of his limitations
- How was the visual and atmospheric representation of Ganymede different in the show from the book?It was shown in bright and colorful designs · It had corridors carved in ice · It depicted more distinguishable black and grey visuals · It showed the population openly rebelling