In this novel, a character differentiates her husband from a house servant by respectively referring (-5[1])to them as “My Jim” and “Our Jim.” A character in this novel introduces himself to an assistant in a mismatched suit that he mistakes for a chief. Two characters in this novel briefly attend a party featuring a man who plays records out of a red box. (-5[1])During that gumba-gumba, a shotgun (-5[1])earlier (10[1])used to hunt two warthogs is stolen (10[1])by Daniel to join rebel fighters. (10[2]-5[1])This novel ends (10[2])with the protagonist running towards (10[1])a helicopter (10[12])the day (10[1])after (10[3])accusing (10[3])her former servant of pretending to be (10[2])a (10[1])“big man” by keeping the keys to a yellow bakkie truck. (10[2])For 10 (10[1])points, (10[1])the title character helps Bam and Maureen (10[1])Smales escape a violent apartheid-ending uprising in what (-5[1])novel by Nadine Gordimer? (10[2])■END■ (10[7]0[8])