An author from this country was acquitted in a blasphemy trial for depicting himself in one of his novels having sex with God incarnated as a donkey. A character reflects on the Eucharist while watching a Japanese bowl being rotated in a novel from this country titled Rituals. In a novel set (15[1]-5[1])in this country, (-5[1])a character claims that he was elected pope in jail while imprisoned with Du Guesclin (“doo gess-CLAHN”). A narrator living in this country recounts that during his life in (*) Paris, he was punched in the ear by a motorcyclist (-5[1])while stuck in (-5[1])traffic. (10[1])In a novel set in this country, a character who regrets ignoring a woman (-5[1])who jumped off a bridge (10[1])reveals that due to his (10[1])affiliation with the bar (-5[1])Mexico City, (-5[1])he owns the (10[1])stolen (10[1])panel (-5[1])painting The Just (-5[1])Judges. (-5[2])For 10 points, (10[1])Jean-Baptiste Clamence (-5[1])compares the canals of what country’s capital (10[1])to the circles of Hell in Albert Camus’ The Fall? (10[1])■END■ (10[7]0[4])