The “crux” of this concept is lacking “means by which to render our lives believable” according to a speech that opens by describing Antonio Pigafetta as a precursor to modern novelists. (10[2])In a novel whose title ends with this word, a woman sends her daughter to a convent for having (10[1])a baby with a mechanic. William Faulkner is called “my (10[1])master” in a Nobel acceptance speech titled for (10[1])this concept “of Latin America.” (10[8])This word (10[1]-5[2])ends (10[1])the title of a novel (10[2])in which 17 brothers (10[1])with Ash Wednesday crosses (10[4])are shot (10[2])in the head. (10[6])A novel whose title ends with this word opens (10[1])with the protagonist (-5[1])remembering (10[1])how his father (10[1])took him to see ice (10[4])and (10[1])chronicles (10[2])generations (10[3])of the Buendía (10[2])family. (10[7])For 10 points, (10[2]-5[1])Gabriel García (10[1])Márquez (10[3])wrote a novel titled “One Hundred Years (10[3])of” (10[3])what concept? ■END■ (10[2])