This character receives melodramatic letters from an older man whose wife says that she will “never desert him” and who often claims “something will turn up.” A boat-turned-house in which this character briefly (-5[1])stays is changed from upright to upside-down in illustrations by Phiz. This character helps keep donkeys off the lawn of his aunt, whose disappointment at his (-5[2])gender leads (-5[1])her to call him (15[1])“Trotwood.” This character (-5[1])befriends the (15[1])indebted (10[1])(*) Micawbers after being sent to (10[1])work bottling (10[1])wine by his abusive (10[1])stepfather, Mr. Murdstone. This (10[1])character, who begins by wondering “Whether I shall turn out to be the hero of my (10[1])own life,”becomes a writer after exposing the fraud of Uriah (10[1])Heep. (10[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this title (10[1])narrator (10[1])of a semi-autobiographical (10[1])novel by Charles Dickens. (10[1])■END■ (10[6]0[3])