When this character realizes a creature’s eyes have no salt in them, she recalls the “saltlessness” of her aborted pregnancy. An author’s note “to possible readers” explains that this character “gave bit by bit a difficult joy, but it is called joy.” This character contemplates the news headline “Lost in the Fiery Hell (15[1])of a Canyon a Woman Desperately Struggles for Life.” This character often references her name printed on “the leather of her suitcases” and has a “visual meditation” of being in the (*) desert. (10[1])While cleaning a “minaret”-like room, this sculptor (10[1])sees a charcoal drawing (10[2])on the wall of a nude man, woman, and dog, left behind by her maid Janair. A novel climaxes (10[1])with this character’s (10[1])spiritual breakdown as she eats a cockroach. (10[2]-5[1])For 10 points, a (10[1])Clarice Lispector novel is titled for The Passion According to what character? (10[1])■END■