At the end of the novel, her twin children have sex.
This character amuses herself with the thought of walking around naked with toothbrushes tucked under her buttocks. A spider nicknamed "Lord Rubbish" fascinates this character and her lover. At one point, she sarcastically suggests that men and women make babies by sniffing each other's hands. Her son quotes the The Jungle Book's line "We be of one blood, thou and I" to comfort her. At the novel's opening, it is stated that this character died at the "die-able" age of 31. Her brother married Margaret Kochamma when he studied at Oxford. Tragedies that afflict this character include the molestation of her son during a performance of The Sound of Music, and her niece Sophie Mol drowning in the Meenachal River. At the end of the novel, her twin children have sex. For 10 points, identify this resident of Aymenem, the mother of Rahel and Estha in a novel by Arundhati Roy.
This character amuses herself with the thought of walking around naked with toothbrushes tucked under her buttocks.
Ammu