When Will starts down from the eighth floor, who is the first dead person to step into the elevator?

Which visitor is the friend Will played with as a child, back when they were both eight?

Which elevator visitor is the man who once dreamed of making movies?

Which rider is Will and Shawn's father, who died when Will was very young?

After Pop gets on, which nervous young man joins the elevator next?

Who is the last person to enter the elevator before it reaches the lobby?

Which order matches the main elevator visitors after Will gets in?

Which named character remains outside the elevator's group of ghostly visitors?

Which list states Will's three Rules?

When Will explains the Rules, where does he say they come from?

What does Rule No. 3 require Will to do after Shawn is killed?

Whom does Will decide fits the role of Shawn's killer?

As a plot symbol, what does Shawn's gun most directly carry for Will?

In the elevator, Will learns who owned the gun before Shawn did. Who was it?

Why does Dani's story make Will's plan feel risky rather than simple?

Uncle Mark makes Will imagine revenge like a movie. What question does that pressure Will to face?

Pop's story changes the revenge pattern because he admits what about his own payback?

Frick's appearance reveals which link in the chain of violence?

What role had Buck played in Shawn's life before the elevator ride?

At the lobby, what question does Shawn ask Will?

Why is the ending ambiguous?

Which statement best matches the final image of the crowded elevator?

What does Shawn's crying near the end do to the Rules?

How does the elevator frame shape the plot?

What is the effect of ending before Will acts?