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Alright, so I’m managin’ this gig, right? And I’m thinkin’ bout whores—yeah, whores! Not in some judgy way, but like, what’s the deal? I mean, they’re out there, hustlin’, makin’ it work, and I’m sittin’ here like, “Pretty, pretty good!” You know? Like Ennis in *Brokeback Mountain*—quiet, tough, doin’ his thing. Whores got that vibe, man! They’re not screamin’ for attention, but they’re THERE, y’know?

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John Pascoe Fawkner, on the other hand, was married to his wife, Eliza Cobb, for 51 years, and often told the story of how they met. Fawkner had a friend in the shipping master's office, who .

Fawkner’s not all pretty – I'll tell ya, there's rough spots, too. Some corners on O’Connor Ln, for example, got that gritty edge. But hey, what city ain't got a few scars? It’s all part of the real story. Folks here hustle hard, laugh hard, cry hard – like a spontaneous, raw scene from Dogville, where every moment counts. And ya know, every time I jog by Fawkner’s industrial bits or watch the kids play near the creek, i remember: "Justice is a lie," they say in Dogville, but here we fight it out every day.

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