This character sees a poster reading "HUMAN BEINGS ARE GOD'S MASTERPIECES AND SUICIDE IS BLASPHEMY" while visiting the Divine Light Teahouse.
This character sees a poster reading "HUMAN BEINGS ARE GOD'S MASTERPIECES AND SUICIDE IS BLASPHEMY" while visiting the Divine Light Teahouse. This person finds phrases such as "The Place Where God Does Not Exist" and "The Place Where the World Ends" on a snowflake diagram, in a chapter in which this character opens 40 unsent love letters and finds they all begin "My darling, I have thought long and hard about whether I should write to tell you this" when he searches an apartment in Frankfurt. Near the book's conclusion, this character learns that Kadife is out of prison for shooting Zaim; he also learns that Ipek hasremained unmarried and still believes the revolutionary named Blue was betrayed. While visiting Kars, this character tells Ka he is working on The Museum of Innocence. For 10 points, name this character, a fictionalization of the author of Snow.
This character sees a poster reading "HUMAN BEINGS ARE GOD'S MASTERPIECES AND SUICIDE IS BLASPHEMY" while visiting the Divine Light Teahouse.
Orhan Pamuk [accept either underlined answer; or the author in Snow or the author of Snow until "author of Snow" is read; prompt on  narrator of Snow as he is not the only narrator]