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The brief marriage between this novel's author and an architecture school classmate may have inspired its description of a character's failed marriage to Larry McCaslin. In this novel, the observation "it is best to be prepared" is one of "Two Thoughts" (0[1])sealed (0[1])in a (20[3])jam (20[1]0[1])container. (20[3])A metaphor used by the Rhodes Scholar Chacko in this novel (20[1])leads its narrator (20[1])to (20[1])refer to an abandoned hut (20[1])as the (*) History House. (10[5])During (10[2])a screening of The Sound of Music, (10[1])a character in this novel is molested (10[1])in a cinema by the (0[1])Orangedrink Lemondrink (0[1])Man. (10[4])This novel's "Love Laws" (10[1])are broken when Ammu falls in love with Velutha ("VEL-oo-tuh"), a Dalit. For 10 points, name this debut novel by Arundhati (10[1])("uh-ROON-duh-tee") Roy whose protagonists are the twins Estha (10[1])and Rahel. (10[2])■END■ (10[6])

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