This character demands of her benefactor that Frieda no longer be tortured by being presented with the blue handkerchief she used to kill her baby.
After smashing a window with a hammer, this character tells a boy a fairy tale of a childless woman who had "no happiness generally" who cried a lot before turning wicked. This character throws away a bouquet of yellow flowers after a man tells her that he prefers roses, though she says that she had those flowers on that very day so that that man would find her. This character demands of her benefactor that Frieda no longer be tortured by being presented with the blue handkerchief she used to kill her baby. This character becomes a witch after smearing her body with a cream from a golden box given to her by Azazello, which allows her to fly and get revenge on Latunsky. This character pulled from a burning stove a chapter from the manuscript her lover had written about Pontius Pilate and the whole novel is restored after this woman agrees to become the Queen of Satan's Ball for Woland. For 10 points, name this character from a Bulgakov work, whose name, along with that of her lover "The Master", titles that novel. 
After smashing a window with a hammer, this character tells a boy a fairy tale of a childless woman who had "no happiness generally" who cried a lot before turning wicked.
Margarita