The protagonist of this novel is told “All you ever do is rain” after it rains during her first three dates with a man who claims that he will end up a congressman. This novel, whose thirteen alternate titles include “Discreet Exit Through the Back Door,” begins with a dedication to the Schumanns, (15[1])gnomes, and the color scarlet. This novel’s Coca-Cola-loving protagonist (15[1]-5[1])drinks (15[3])cold (15[1])coffee (15[1])before bed and learns random (15[1])facts from her Clock Radio. The parenthetical (15[1])word (15[1])(*) “(explosion)” often appears (10[1])in this novel (10[1])to signal a change involving the protagonist, whose co-worker Gloría steals her boyfriend Olímpico. (10[1])After being told that she will (-5[1])meet a rich European (10[1])husband named Hans by the psychic Madame Carlota, this novel’s protagonist is (10[1])struck and killed by a Mercedes. For 10 points, the rural-born Macabéa is the protagonist of what final novella by Clarice Lispector? (10[1])■END■ (10[2]0[2])