A man’s only visitor to his shack is this character, where he tells her “Always, always” and keeps the purple-and-white belt she left behind. (10[1]-5[1])This character (10[1])has a birthmark that is alternately described (10[1])as resembling a stemmed rose, a snake, (10[1])and her mother’s ashes. (10[1])This character realizes she knew nothing about her lover when she discovers from his driver’s license that his real name is Albert Jacks. As a child, this character cuts off her fingertip with a knife (10[1])to scare off four Irish boys (10[1])from bullying her. A “plague of robins” accompanies (-5[1])this character’s (10[1])return to the town of Medallion. This character’s (10[1])senile grandmother Eva conflates her with the narrator (-5[1])when recalling (-5[1])an accident during which this character drowned Chicken Little in the river. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[1])name this (10[2])best friend of Nel Wright and resident (10[1])of the Bottom who titles a novel by (10[1])Toni (10[1])Morrison. (10[2])■END■ (10[4]0[3])