One character in this work refuses to teach the Chief how to operate his (*) gun, which is later stolen by Daniel.
The protagonist of this novel comes to realize the uselessness of objects such as a device to remove the tags from clothes without damaging one's fingernails. That protagonist wonders why her childhood friend, Lydia, had to carry her books for her after seeing an old photograph. One character in this work refuses to teach the Chief how to operate his (*) gun, which is later stolen by Daniel. This novel ends with the protagonist running towards an unidentified helicopter, which could contain "saviors or murderers." The title character of this novel takes command of a truck called a "bakkie" after rescuing his masters from a revolution in Johannesburg. For 10 points, name this novel in which the Smales family lives in the village of their black former servant, a work of Nadine Gordimer.
The protagonist of this novel comes to realize the uselessness of objects such as a device to remove the tags from clothes without damaging one's fingernails.
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