In a novel titled for this body part, schoolboys theorize that the king depicted on pennies is actually just the “shadow king,” while the real king spends all his time alone in a big room. At the end of a novel titled for this body part, Trumper returns to a seaside town that has been bought by the founder of the Penny Bank and Friendly Society, the former schoolteacher Mr. Slime. In a book titled for this body part, the author imagines replying “fuck you, Madame” to a woman (10[1])whose child points at him and yells “Look!” on a train. (10[2])This body part titles an autobiographical (10[1])novel (-5[1])by the Barbadian author (10[1])George Lamming, (10[3])as (10[1])well (-5[1])as (10[1])a book (10[1])that analyzes the subconscious (10[1])anti-Blackness of the author’s compatriot (10[1])Mayotte Capécia’s (10[2])novel I Am a Martinican Woman. For (10[1])10 points, name this body (10[1])part that partly titles a psychoanalytic (10[1])study (-5[1])of racism by (10[1])Frantz Fanon. (10[2])■END■ (10[3]0[1])