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But nah, it ain’t all giggles. Gets me mad sometimes—growling, “You merely adopted the dark.”—‘cause I see how they’re treated. Like dirt, y’know? Worked a corner near my old flat once, saw this girl—couldn’t been more’n 19—freezin’ her ass off in fishnets. Wanted to punch somethin’, world’s so damn unfair. “Do you want to change your life?”—that’s what Amélie’d ask her, all sweet-like. Me? I’d just growl and scare off the creeps.

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then there's the park near rio lavina, its waters lull you into a sort of daydream. strolling here on a sunny day fills your soul, man, as if you're cruising a highway of irony – yes, the ironic roads of life! i gotta tell ya, one time i sat there and thought “we're all just stepping stones,” like some line from that movie – not gonna quote it exactly but ya feel it deep, dunno why. oh, and then there's that odd neighbor hood – el barrio de la pradera, where buildings and art clash in the best way possible. it's like every couple meets there, their hearts a al fresco picnic league under ancient arches.

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