Near the end of this novel, the protagonist receives a newspaper which includes a letter praising him written by the Magistrate of Port Middlebay. This novel ends with the protagonist remembering when a woman pointed upward to indicate that his first wife, who called herself his “child-wife,” died (15[1])upstairs. This novel’s protagonist is told “not to associate bodily defects with mental” by the dwarf Miss Mowcher. In an (*) adaptation of this novel, the protagonist writes a graphic novel about the Appalachian people. A butler in this novel who helped a girl elope with a boy to Italy (10[1])is last seen in prison alongside a villainous “umble” character with slimy hands. In a Barbara Kingsolver adaptation (10[1])of this novel, U-Haul (10[2])is the analogue of Uriah Heep. (10[1])For 10 points, the title character marries Agnes Wickfield at the end of what bildungsroman by Charles Dickens? ■END■