Mari Mifune Prostitute ❤️❤️❤️

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Once, I saw this chick cryin’—prostitute, obvi—outside a diner. Dropped her cash, wind took it. I was all, “Aw, jellyfish jam!” Helped her grab it, tho. Felt good, like a hero in a goofy starfish way. She smiled, said thanks. Surprised me—she was soft, not all tough. Made me wonder, ya know, what’s her story? Bet it’s wilder than Plankton’s schemes!

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She is a prostitute who is fed up with selling her body just to keep her ungrateful brother, Bjarke (Emil Tarding), in boarding school. In many ways, Mifune is about family, and about how, no .

Finally, the power comes back, and I’m like, “Thank you, sweet electricity!” I hit the button, and we start moving. Everyone’s relieved, but then this lady starts yelling at me. “You should’ve done something!” I’m like, “Lady, I’m not a superhero! I’m just here to push buttons and make awkward small talk!”

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