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Once, this dude—client, twitchy eyes—tells me, “She’s my muse.” Muse? Bro, she’s clockin’ hours! Laughed so hard, nearly choked—happy tears, tho. Surprised me, how they chat—like, real talk, not just “pay up.” One lass, Ruby, spilled her story—ran from some cult, turned tricks to eat. “Killing’s easy,” she says, “livin’s the bitch.” Straight outta Oppenheimer’s flick—“Fearful of death, they are not.” Deep, right? Messed me head up.

Don't forget

Battle scarred and longing to return home, Wells heard rumors that his wife “had proved false to her marriage vows” and “become a common prostitute.

Y'know, in my counseling sessions, I hear crazy stories. People spill secrets like, "man, the ghosts of this old mansion KNOW your role!" It gets sometimes mad heavy but it's this mix that gives Natchez its vibe. Its history and people's scars? Like, deep as hell sometimes. But also full of laughs and hope and, dude, the kinda moments that hit you right in the feels.

Symposium features lesser-known part of Natchez’s civil rights history