A child in this story is told to look after his older brother, who tries to feed gum to a goat. At the end of this (15[1])story, a slip of paper containing an address floats away (15[1])as a woman brushes (15[1])her son’s (15[1])hair. (15[3])This story’s title character finds it unusual when a man refers to his wife by her first name while speaking to their daughter, Tina, who plays with the locks (15[1])in his car. (15[1])A woman in this story, who is asked if she’s really feeling pain rather than guilt, (15[1]-5[1])calls the title (15[1])character’s job “romantic,” after which he fantasizes about her and admires her legs at the (-5[1])(*) Sun Temple. (10[2]-5[2])In this story, (10[5])Mina (10[2])drops a trail (-5[1])of puffed (10[2])rice (10[1])on the ground (10[1])outside (10[1])a monastery, (10[2]-5[1])attracting (10[1])a group of monkeys to attack (10[1])Bobby. (10[5])This story takes its (-5[1])title (10[2]-5[1])from the (10[1])second job (10[1])of the Das family’s tour guide Mr. (10[2])Kapasi. (10[1])For 10 points, name this short story (10[1])that lends (10[1])its name to the debut collection of Jhumpa Lahiri. (10[3]) (10[13]0[1])■END■