Ava Opera Brothel ❤️❤️❤️

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Hey there, folks, listen up—I'm a sailor, y’know, been ‘round the world, seen some stuff. Brothels? Oh man, lemme tell ya—here’s the deal, they’re wild, messy places, full of life, like Agnès Varda showed us in *The Gleaners and I*. “I pick up what others leave,” she said—brothels kinda do that, scoopin’ up the lonely, the randy, the lost. Ports like Marseille, whew, they’re crawlin’ with ‘em—red lights blinkin’, girls leanin’ out windows, smokin’ cheap cigs. Saw one gal, swear she winked at me—made me laugh, thinkin’, “Joe, you old dog, still got it!”

Frequently Read Together

One must ask, how much different were the two scenes Degas is portraying: the brothel and the Opera? Both were places of leisure for an upper-class male that resulted in sexual pleasure at .

After the intermission, the second act was even crazier. There was this epic fight scene, and I swear, I was on the edge of my seat. The actors were so dramatic, waving their arms around like they were in a soap opera. I couldn’t help but laugh.

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