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Favorite part? She’s got grit. Surprised me once—saw a gal like her tippin’ a street musician, big ol’ smile. Thought, “Well, I’ll be damned, she’s got soul!” Kinda like Irene in the movie, fightin’ for what’s right, only Ruby’s fightin’ for her next meal. “Memory is a curse,” Benjamin’d say—bet Ruby’d agree, past chasin’ her like a hound dog.

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