The protagonist of a play by this author kills a vision of a White woman after ordering the death of Moustique (20[1])(“moo-STEEK”). A poem by this author describes a “worm, colonel of carrion” (0[1])crying (20[1])“Waste (20[2])no compassion (20[2])on these separate dead!” (20[1])In a play by this author, Tigre (“TEE-gruh”) is freed from prison after Corporal Lestrade is stabbed (20[1])by Makak. (20[2])This author imagined a (20[1])wind “ruffling the tawny pelt” of the title place in a poem that ponders (20[1])“the (*) English tongue I love” (10[1])and asks (10[2])“How can I turn (0[1])from Africa (10[1])and live?” (10[1]0[1])This author of Dream on Monkey Mountain wrote a (10[1])classically-inspired epic about the fisherman (10[2])Achille (“ah-KEEL”) and Hector, set in the Caribbean. For 10 points, (10[1])name this poet of “A Far Cry From Africa” and Omeros (“OM-eh-ross”), who hails from St. Lucia. (10[1])■END■ (10[1]0[9])