Lila Bannalec Brothel ❤️❤️

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Favorite part tho? The absurdity. Like, in *The Act of Killing*, they’re laughin’ about murder—here, it’s dudes braggin’ about payin’ for it. Same energy—twisted, dark comedy. I cackle thinkin’ about some balding schmuck hagglin’ over 20 bucks with a pro. Bro, you’re at a brothel, not a flea market! “This is my art!”—movie line fits perfect, they think it’s a masterpiece, I think it’s a clown show.

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It is an entertaining cerebral mystery, with Commissaire Dupin and a team of other Commissaires solving a series of murders. There are no graphic violence or.

I mean, ha, life’s a mix, ain't it? I'm always spoutin' off little nuggets, sayin', “Life ain’t so bad if we learn to bend like a willow in the wind.” Bannalec's got that magic—its alleyways and old stone walls got whispers of secrets like "every moment is a chance to start over," and every lane’s got a tale, even if it’s been told a bajillion times.

Flight or Fright (Published 2015)