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While working at a gated community named for this location, the gardener Polo helps the obese Franco concoct a plot to seduce his neighbor, who is married to a famous television star. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this location. A 1966 “neo-baroque” novel titled for this location, stylistically inspired by Luis de Góngora, includes a dialogue in which the college students Fronesis and Foción debate the origins of homosexuality.
ANSWER: paradise [or paraíso; accept Paradiso; accept Páradais] (Páradais was written by Fernanda Melchor.)
[10e] José Lezama Lima’s Paradiso is a semi-autobiographical account of his upbringing in this country. Though born in Switzerland, magical realist author Alejo Carpentier grew up and primarily worked in this country.
ANSWER: Cuba [or Republic of Cuba]
[10m] Like Paradiso, a novel titled after this author’s Inferno in English translation references the Divine Comedy. The dead writer Bustrófedon puns on the names of literary figures in a novel by this author titled for a Spanish tongue twister, Three Trapped Tigers.
ANSWER: Guillermo Cabrera Infante
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