In this novel, two identical white dresses with ornamental red buttons and no fastenings are worn by a woman who bloodies her hands breaking open the door of a bathroom that the protagonist had locked her in. This novel summarizes a nine-volume monograph on “extensors” and “symmetriads” by a victim of the “Eruption of the 106” and also excerpts the account of a life-sized model of a garden and a giant baby from the “Minor Apocrypha.” (-5[1])Bill Johnston’s 2011 translation of this novel restores the name “Harey” for a 19-year-old woman who gave herself a lethal injection 10 years before this novel opens. In this novel, Snaut and Dr. Sartorius (10[1])try to use an X-ray encoding (10[1])of an EEG readout (-5[1])to contact an entity that uses the protagonist’s memories to create a (10[2])replica of his deceased (10[1])lover. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, (10[2])Kris Kelvin (-5[1])visits the title (10[1])sentient (10[1])planet in what novel by Stanisław (10[1])(“stah-NEECE-waff”) Lem? (10[3])■END■ (10[6])