After saying goodbye to the title  character, the other characters resolve to widen their door frames and raise their ceilings in his memory.
The narrator of this story imagines that being given the name Sir Walter Raleigh would inspire admiration of one  character's accent, the macaw on his shoulder, and his cannibal-killing blunderbuss. This story is set in a place where  twenty houses have stone courtyards devoid of flowers and mothers worry about their children being blown away by the  wind. The title character of this story is heaped with holy-water jars and flowers. After saying goodbye to the title  character, the other characters resolve to widen their door frames and raise their ceilings in his memory. The women in  this story use their bridal linen and sails to fashion new clothing for the title character, who arrives with layers of  attached (*) flotsam, jellyfish, and seaweed. For 10 points, name this story in which the name Esteban is given to a beloved gigantic, deceased, good- looking visitor of a tiny village, written by Garcia Marquez.
The narrator of this story imagines that being given the name Sir Walter Raleigh would inspire admiration of one  character's accent, the macaw on his shoulder, and his cannibal-killing blunderbuss.
“The Handsomest Drowned Man in the World” [or “El Ahogado mas Hermoso del Mundo”]