Original or English-language term acceptable. These objects are described as “prisoners, pushed back, in trapped coils” to open a novel whose title character, named for these objects, obsesses over visions of a black house encircled by yellow daisies. In another novel, these objects fail to arrive one September as usual, causing a crisis during which Rankoane shows Dinorego a dead buck. A chief-elect named for these objects rivals Moleka for the love of the half-Masarwa teacher (*) Margaret Cadmore in a novel titled for these objects. While living in a house (10[1])named for these objects in Serowe, a biracial expatriate wrote novels like A Question of Power. In a novel titled for these objects, Gilbert Balfour’s goal to modernize agriculture is stymied by the greedy chief Matenge. For 10 points, (10[1]-5[1])Makhaya Maseko moves to (-5[1])Golema Mmidi in a Bessie Head novel (10[1])titled (10[1])for (10[1])When (10[2]-5[1])[what objects] Gather? ■END■ (10[4])