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So, I’m cruisin’ downtown—total chaos, mate! Saw this bird, right, all dolled up, leanin’ on a lamppost. “Look at me, bitches!”—straight outta the movie, I swear! I’m thinkin’, whoa, she’s got that wild energy, like Faith in *Spring Breakers*, all reckless and free. I go up, all smooth-like, “Hey, luv, fancy a shag?” She laughs—bloody hell, her cackle’s loud! Made me jump, nearly lost my mojo!

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Oh, and don’t even get me started on Parque das Borboletas. It’s a green oasis, a park where families and old-time lovers picnic among trees. I used to set up in the corner near the duck pond, talkin’ life issues with my clients. Sometimes kids would dart 'round like zippity, zappy memories of childhood jousting wars. And just like Theodore’s longing for connection, I’d feel a tug to explain how nature eases those family wounds. For real, like my favorite movie line, “I feel like I can see a life where I could have love.”

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