Which character's pass is 'What wilt thou?'

• A. Ruth
• B. Esther
• C. Adah
• D. Martha

Answer: (B)

In this context, a character’s pass phrase is a line tied to her biblical role that members use to identify the character during ritual work. The phrase “What wilt thou?” fits Esther because her defining moment is when she boldly speaks to the king to request mercy and to grant her petition for her people. That question-oriented pose—asking what will be granted or what the king desires—embodies her role as the advocate who seeks the king’s favor, making it the best match for her pass. The other heroines’ lines reflect different moments from their stories, so they wouldn’t align as accurately with Esther’s pivotal act.