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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What additional clerical abnormality do Louise and Eik discover about the deceased woman? (from Chapters 8 - 13)

There is a death certificate listed in her name during the year 1980.

There is no birth certificate for a woman with that name.

She was married to Ole Thomsen.

She had a university degree before being entered into a home for the mentally disabled.

2.

What upcoming life event is consuming the time and attention of Louise's friend, Camilla Lind? (from Chapters 8 - 13)

She is preparing to organize a wedding with her upper-class fiance.

She is attempting to write a book.

She is moving to the countryside after living in Copenhagen.

She is attempting to adopt a child.

3.

What does Louise try, and fail to do, during the day she takes off? (from Chapters 14 - 21)

Visit the grave of her deceased boyfriend, Klaus, for the first time.

Convince her neighbor Melvin to move with her and Jonas into a new home.

Talk her with parents about cultural norms in the 1960's.

Convince Eik to sleep with her.

4.

What crucial information do Louise and Eik learn from Jørgen's old neighbor, Edith Rosen? (from Chapter 35 - Epilogue)

Jørgen was sexually violent as a child and teen after sustaining a brain injury in a car accident.

Jørgen and Bodil are incestuous lovers.

Ole Thomsen is illegally selling meat from his butcher shop out of his windowless van.

Bodil commanded Jørgen to beat up Edith as a child.

5.

A woman named Agnete Eskilden calls the police station, having recognized the picture of the deceased woman. How does Agnete recognize the woman?` (from Chapters 8 - 13)

Agnete recognized her as her long-lost sister.

Agnete recognized her as a patient when she worked at a home for the mentally disabled.

Agnete recognized her as a fellow nurse who worked alongside her at a home for the mentally disabled.

Agnete recognized her as her old neighbor.

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