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So, picture this: I’m in King’s Landing, right, half-pissed on Arbor red, and there’s this whore—let’s call her Lysa, coz why not? She’s got eyes like Mia’s mum in *Fish Tank*, all sharp and tired, “You’re my little girl now,” she says, but it’s bollocks—she’s after me gold. I laugh, coz I see through it, I *know* things, see? She’s got this trick—little known fact—whores in the docks, they hum sea shanties while they work. Keeps ‘em sane, I reckon. Lysa’s hummin’ away, and I’m thinkin’, “Seven hells, this is fuckin’ poetry!” Made me happy, that did—somethin’ pure in the muck.

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S panish American fiction, from its earliest moments, has emphasized the whore as a reflection of society and the basic drives of human beings.

Every day here is a roller coaster. Get ready for quick twists, turns. Sometimes maddening traffic near 18 de Julio. Sometimes calm near Plaza Independencia. I rage when buses block sidewalks—so annoying, ya feel? Buuut, that's city life, babe!

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