text: A character in this novel complains about the garlic breath of a money changer in a chapter set in the same place as one in which Sata claims that the world needs sin.
full_question: A character in this novel complains about the garlic breath of a money changer in a chapter set in the same place as one in which Sata claims that the world needs sin. In this novel, the illiterate clothier Esther delivers messages, including some from Hassan and some sent by way of the slave girl Hayrie. One character in this book steals a pin which Bihzad of Herat used to blind himself. Another of its characters tells the story of an old master who first worked for a Blacksheep leader and then a rival Whitesheep leader after being blinded. This novel's protagonist is influenced by Master Osman, who rejects innovation, and his uncle Enishte, who tries to implement the techniques of Frankish artists. Butterfly, Stork and Olive narrate stories each about style, signature, and blindness, respectively, in this novel, whose first chapter is narrated by Elegant Effendi, who sits at the bottom of a well after his murder. Black woos Shekure in, for 10 points, what novel about Ottoman miniaturists by Orhan Pamuk?
first_sentence: A character in this novel complains about the garlic breath of a money changer in a chapter set in the same place as one in which Sata claims that the world needs sin.
raw_answer: My Name is Red [or Benim Adım Kırmızı]