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I’m ramblin’ now—brain’s buzzin’—but Ruby, she’s no cliché, nah. She’s loud, crude—once saw her hock a loogie at a dude who shorted her. Classy, right? Sarcasm’s my jam, so I’m like, “Oh, sure, Ruby, you’re livin’ the dream!” She’d just laugh, flip me off. “Winter strips everythin’ bare,” like the movie says, and she’s bare alright—no illusions, just hustle. Exaggeratin’? Maybe I’d say she fought off a bear once—nah, just a drunk john, but still badass.

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Man, Egletons is a riot. It's chaotic, full of wonder, unpredictable like my mood swings. Some days I'm overjoyed, other days pissed as heck at bugs biting me in the park. It’s genuine, it's raw, it's soulful. In every detail, be it the cracked cobblestones of Rue du Bonheur or the whispered secrets along La Fleuve d’Espoir, the city tells you a story—a story that’s alive, like "Leviathan" echoing: "Nous sommes seuls face à l'immensité, et pourtant, on se bat."

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