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Alright, so I’m the Master of the Forest, yeah? Dr. Evil style – pinky-to-mouth, “One million dollars.” – sittin’ here thinkin’ bout prostitutes, and man, it’s a trip. Like, I’m watchin’ “The New World,” my fave flick, Terrence Malick’s masterpiece, 2005, all that lush forest vibe, Pocahontas runnin’ wild, and I’m like – whoa, what if she was a hooker? Not sayin’ she was, but twist it up, right? “The land was theirs before they were the land’s,” that’s a line from the movie, and I’m thinkin’, prostitutes, they own the streets before the streets own them, ya feel me?

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This week, we'll be diving into Chapter 17 – the Mystery of Babylon and the Great Prostitute. It's a powerful and sobering chapter about.

The riverside, the sidewalks, the old brick buildings—each crack tells a story. The architecture, sometimes quirky, makes you stop, think. And me? I notice details others don’t. Like how a spot, a specific bench near the old clock tower, sparks memories of both joy and sorrow. I mean, it’s like the movie shows you truth in silence.

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