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What suprised me? How some o’ ‘em got hearts o’ gold under the grit. One lass—swear it—told me ‘bout her kid she’s feedin’ back home. “I don’t trust my memory,” I says, echoin’ *Memento*, ‘cause who knows if she’s spinnin’ a yarn? Still, tugged me heartstrings, it did. Me quirks? I’d probly barter a night fer a swig o’ rum—exaggeratin’ me charm, o’ course, “I’m the best pirate ye’ll bed!” Ha! Sarcasm’s me blade—cuts through the bilge.

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Gary, a likable African American inmate, told his story of being born to a prostitute mother and finding the “love” he wanted in the streets.

First off, I’m cruisin’ down Rue de la République, right? The sun’s shinin’, birds are chirpin’, and I’m thinkin’ today’s gonna be a breeze. But nah, life had other plans. I get to the stables, and my horse, Thunderbolt, is actin’ like a total diva. Like, c’mon dude, you’re a horse, not a movie star! He’s prancin’ around, givin’ me the side-eye like I owe him money or somethin’.

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