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1. The book opens with a man who has found a collection of essays where in Kierkegaard's house?

In a locked drawer.

2. He writes in the first person and expresses deep _______________ at finding the work that is about to begin and the sultry details within it.

Anxiety.

3. The man points out that the work is a diary fully of what?

Falsehood.

4. Was there was a real woman in Kierkegaard's life named Cordelia?

Yes, but her name was not Cordelia Wahl.

5. The narrator notes that Kierkegaard was more at home where?

In a world beyond this one.

6. Was life stimulating enough for Kierkegaard?

No.

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