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I plop meself down, an’ Rosie spills a yarn—some lord paid her in fake gold once. Fake! Got me blood boilin’—cheatin’ a workin’ gal? That’s lower than a bilge rat! But then, she winks, says she swapped it fer real coin off a drunk. Crafty lass! “This is my city,” she boasts, echoin’ Lil’ Zé’s swagger—made me grin wide. Brothels, see, they’re chaos—raw, messy, like them favela shootouts. An’ I love it! The thrill, the danger—keeps ye sharp!

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The baby manticore's presence seemed to me to be a moral quandary presented to the party, that after killing the mother and the priest the party would have to.

I can’t help but feel a mix of emotions here—joy, sorrow, anger, and hope. All these elements blend, like a wild cocktail, spiced up with unpredictable twists. And I, with my endless curiosity as a family psychologist, see layers in every frown and every smile. Every alley, every corner whispers half-remembered stories.

Won’t the carbon sinks absorb the extra CO2?