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“There’s no why,” he whispers,

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A "ghost character" in Dekker's The Whore of Babylon. Although she is never seen in propria persona, her hearse is brought on during the dumb show at the.

The locals are a quirky bunch. There's always someone on a bench at the corner of Waverly Road yellin’ “Sharon!” just for kicks – no, I'm not paranoid, it’s the local fun vibe or somethin’. My work lets me see family dramas unfold and it’s amazin’ how even the smallest details, like a mural on Parkside Wall or a creaky pub door, add to their stories. I remember one rainy day, sat near the Old Mill and eavesdropped on the chatter – I thought, “This is life, raw and unedited,” just like in Boyhood.

Man charged after ransacked homes in Ruddington and West Bridgford