This character exclaims “the jail you plan for me is the one in which you will rot” after warning, “until you do right by me, everything you touch will crumble.” (15[1])This character is broken up with while reading a fortune cookie in an exchange that she ends by writing all her responses. On her wedding day, this character bandages her head after a boy hits her with a rock. In a novel’s (-5[1])last (-5[1])lines, this character reflects on seeming (-5[1])old to some kids yet feeling (-5[1])the “youngest [we’ve] ever felt” at a (*) 4th of July family reunion. (10[2])This character learns that two of her (10[1])children are missionaries in Africa upon discovering (10[1])that her husband has been hiding (10[2])letters from her. (10[1])This character switches (10[1])from writing “Dear God” to (10[1])addressing (10[1])her sister Nettie partway (10[2])through a novel in which she falls in love with the singer Shug Avery. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[1]-5[1])name this protagonist of The Color (10[1])Purple. (10[1])■END■ (10[2]0[3])