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Now, *Dogville*—Grace gets called a whore fer survivin’. “It’s the masks we wear,” film says, an’ I’m thinkin’, ain’t that every whore’s tale? Molly, she’d strut, all sass, but once—drunk—she cried ‘bout her ma sellin’ her at 12. Gutted me, it did. Surprised me too—thought she was just a gold-diggin’ wench. Made me happy, tho, seein’ her kick a bloke’s arse fer pawin’ her. “I’ll burn yer ship!” she’d yell. Fierce, aye!

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The story of the Vale of Leven is told here through the West Dunbartonshire Council Museum Collections. Print blocks and fabric samples from the local textile industry are displayed .

And the river Ain’t, I mean the River Leven – damn man, this river is the lifeblood. Winding along peacefully, watchin’ the reflections shimmer on its surface is like those deep, slow scenes in Boyhood. Remember, “Time is the only thing that’s everlasting”? Feels right when I’m there. Sometimes I get so passionate, wish we could all slow down and have a proper chat just like that.

Essential patching works to restrict Bonhill Bridge