Everybody deserves clean water.
After one character becomes upset that she isn't loved, this novel's omniscient narrator says, "No. Everybody deserves clean water. Not everybody deserves love all the time." It climaxes with the reappearance of a man who had used Sartre to convince another character not to execute him during the war, who is known as "Dr. Sick" due to a condition causing him to cry blood. This novel opens with its protagonist being saved from suicide by the murder of shitting pigeons by Mo Hussein; the latter joins the Islamic militant group KEVIN along with Millat, whose twin Magid works on the FutureMouse project with Marcus Chalfen. For 10 points, name this novel, whose title metaphor refers to the purity of heritage of Bengali and Jamaican immigrants to 20th-century England, by Zadie Smith.
After one character becomes upset that she isn't loved, this novel's omniscient narrator says, "
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