Are You Fit To Be A Phantomhive Butler?

Developed by: Leana Vine

See how you compare to Sebastian Michaelis, the REAL Phantomhive butler, in the test to see your true butler skills.

Question 1: You’re serving dinner this evening for your master and his guest. Do you make preparations that would more suit your master or the guest?

	The guest, as it’s always best to show hospitality.
	Perhaps there’s a way to make them both happy? (I don't know, not a clue)
	I would do something mainly for my master but then throw in a little something for the guest as well.
	Can’t they just take care of themselves?
	My master, he matters most to me. He is who I serve.

Question 2: The guest of the evening arrives. What do you do first?

	Greet the guest at the door and welcome him to the Phantomhive Manor.
	I’m busy, he should know how to open a door.
	Meet the guest at his carriage, open the door for him, bring him to the front door, opening that for him as well; lead him upstairs to meet and greet with my master.
	Open the door and say “Come in” but then hurry off to finish my work.
	Have one of the other servants greet him, I’m still busy making dinner.

Question 3: This guest seems friendly enough, but he acts a little suspicious. Do you treat him any differently? If so, how?

	Yes; I’d tell the other servants to keep an eye on him for me.
	Yes; I’d keep calm and stay a bit closer to my master, protecting him.
	No; He is my master’s guest. He would not be in the Phantomhive Manor if he was a threat.
	Yes; I would be sneaky and follow him like a shadow.
	No; What do I care, my master can take care of himself.

Question 4: The guest goes with your master to the conference room to play so chess. You come back to the kitchen to finish working, but then you find the maid has accidentally broken the China you were planning to use this evening. What do you do?

	Sigh and ask her to clean it up.
	Backhand her and yell profanity.
	Tell her that she a nuisance and she is to stay out of my kitchen.
	Scowl at her until she leaves.
	Tell her it’s alright, no harm done.

Question 5: Yes, well that’s nice and fine, but what are you planning to do with the China?

	Use my super awesome skills with glue to fix the China. The master will never notice.
	I bet the master won’t mind if his dinner is served on a paper plate….
	Umm…. has no clue
	Maybe if I run SUPER fast, I can get to the market and buy a new set….
	Always keep a spare set.

Question 6: It’s time for dinner. Who do you serve first?

	The workers. Goes without saying they worked pretty hard.
	My master of course. What kind of silly question is that?
	MYSELF! I WORKED HARDER THAN ANYONE!
	I just let everyone get their own food.
	The guest, because I want to show the best hospitality.

Question 7: Are you serving dinner inside or outside?

	I let the guest decide.
	Outside, so that the master can enjoy looking at his roses he so much adores.
	It all depends on the weather.
	Inside, so that the guest can see how lovely the manor is.
	I let my master decide.

Question 8: The master likes the tea, but your guest is questioning it’s quality. What do you do?

	I don’t do anything because it’s not my problem.
	Why must they be so picky!
	I apologize to the guest and bring him a different brand of tea while my master gets the same tea from before.
	I change out the tea for something that perhaps they would both enjoy.
	I change nothing. If the master likes the tea, it’s most important that he’s happy.

Question 9: Dinner is over. What do you do first?

	Thank the guest for coming and make him leave.
	Excuse myself because I am exhausted.
	Umm…just stand there?
	I clean up the table.
	Pull my master’s chair back and let him up so that he may be excused before I start to clean.

Question 10: When do you start preparing for the next day?

	Right then.
	When my master has been put to bed.
	When all my chores are done.
	The next morning.
	I don’t.

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