Benita Parry and Gayatri Spivak debated whether a magic practitioner in this novel is "tangential" to its protagonist's narrative. A character in this novel admires the painting "The Miller's Daughter" before contrasting her mother with a man who is "sure of himself" and "without a doubt English." In this novel, a nurse provides an ineffective love potion during a honeymoon at the (10[1])Granbois estate. (10[1])After being called a "white cockroach," this novel's protagonist is found by the nurse Christophine. (10[1])Pierre dies (-5[1])in a fire at Coulibri in this novel, which opens by describing how white people close ranks when trouble comes. This novel's protagonist, Antoinette Cosway, is guarded (10[1])by Grace Poole (10[1])while imprisoned by an abusive husband (-5[1])who calls her Bertha. For 10 points, name this postcolonial novel about Mr. Rochester's marriage, by Jean (10[1])Rhys. (0[1])■END■ (10[1])