What is the significance of the red-dyed eggs at Easter, cracked against each other in a game where the last unbroken egg brings good luck?

• A fertility and harvest
• B symbol of Christ's blood and resurrection ✓
• C warding off the evil eye
• D remembrance of the dead

Red Easter eggs symbolise the blood of Christ and his resurrection; dyed on Holy Thursday, they are cracked against each other with the greeting 'Christos Anesti' (Christ is Risen), a game symbolising the breaking open of Christ's tomb.