Which pass belongs to Esther?

• A. Believest thou this?
• B. What wilt thou?
• C. Who is this?
• D. Alas, my daughter

Answer: (B)

The moment being tested is Esther speaking in the king’s presence to make her petition known. In that scene, the king asks her directly what she desires: “What is thy petition? and it shall be granted thee.” The pass that fits this situation is the phrasing “What wilt thou?” because it captures that same request-for-what you want moment in an archaic form. It reflects Esther’s position as one who comes before the king to seek favor for her people. The other lines don’t correspond to this pivotal petition moment and are not associated with Esther’s request.