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Now, don’t get me wrong—it ain’t all noble. Some choose it, some don’t. Economic trap, yeah? No jobs, no dosh, so bam—sellin’ what ya got. Makes me think, if I ruled Midgard, I’d flip it—give ‘em power, not pity. But nah, world’s too thick for that. Oh, and the stigma? Pisses me off—folk sneerin’ like they’re pure. Hypocrites, all of ‘em! “Whether I’m a beast or a man,” Dae-su says—ain’t we all beasts underneath?

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Unlike typical slaves in other Greek city-states, helots were not considered personal property; rather, they were owned by the state and were bound to the land they worked. This unique .

Oh, and let me not forget the helotes community center near Pioneer Road. People there are real talkers; you'll hear folks chattin' like they're sharing magic on every bench. A little off the beaten path is that tiny, hole-in-the-wall café on Main Street – its vibe is just like my personal safe space for heart-to-heart convos. I've had therapy breakthroughs there, sometimes laughing till the roof rumbles – oops, sorry if that sounds exaggerative but hey, it's true enuf!

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