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About Bruges

I’m chillin’, thinkin’ ‘bout Doc stumblin’ through his own mess. “Something’s happenin’ here, but it’s not exactly clear,” right? That’s me, squintin’ at some chick on the corner. She’s rockin’ fishnets, givin’ that look—boom, instant vibe check. I’m like, “Aight, she’s the one.” Happy as fuck, ‘cause I ain’t tryna waste time. But then—bam!—some dude rolls up, actin’ all possessive. Pissed me off, man! I’m thinkin’, “Chill, homie, this ain’t your turf war.”

"The Good Woman of Setzuan" Summary

Shen Te is the play’s protagonist. A poor but kind prostitute, she takes in a trio of gods for the night after her other neighbors refuse them shelter.

I work as a masseur, so I’m always peeking at people’s tension – and lemme tell ya, Brecht’s streets have tension too! You’d be surprised how those cobblestones on De Waterstraat make your feet feel all kinda ways. Sometimes, my mind drifts to how these streets hold stories. One time, I was giving a massage in my little studio on Kerkstraat (it’s a rough grind, I tell ya – but dude, there's character!) and the sound of the river Dijle rushing by made my fingers tingle with creativity. "Look at the world! See the beauty!" just like in that movie!

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