In the opening of a novel, this character’s eyes are filled with “treacherous tears” after a man mentions his “education and brilliant promise.” This character overhears Nathaniel use a parable about a tortoise to criticize him for failing to attend his mother’s funeral, but after sleeping he feels peace at her passing rather than guilt. This character is haunted by the memory of a (*) razorblade which cut (-5[1])his (10[1])mother’s hand after he left it in his pocket. This character arranges (10[1])an abortion for his girlfriend, Clara, (10[1])after (-5[1])his family forbids (10[1])their marriage (10[1])because she is an osu. This character is convicted of taking bribes despite the support of the Umuofia Progressive Union. For 10 points, name this protagonist of Chinua Achebe’s No Longer at Ease, the grandson of Okonkwo. (10[1])■END■