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About Rhodes

Oi, mate, gather round! I’m Gandalf, yeah, the wizard, and I’ve got thoughts—wild ones—about brothels. You shall not pass! Not without hearin’ this first. So, brothels, right? Places where shadows linger, like in *The Return*—that flick I bloody love. “The sea’s so calm,” they say in it, but brothels? Nah, mate, they’re storms brewin’ under roofs. I reckon they’re old as dirt—did ya know ancient Pompeii had ‘em? Lupanars, they called ‘em, with raunchy frescoes on walls showin’ what’s what. Proper cheeky, that!

A tale of human traffickers and Libyan slave markets

Two months later, Maryanne and five other girls were bailed out of the Abu Salim Prison in Tripoli by a Nigerian man simply identified as Alhaji, at the rate of LYD2, each, the latter promised.

Then, I bump into this old lady, Mrs. Maria. She’s a trip! Always has the best gossip. “Did you hear about the new bakery on Kapsali Street?” she says. “They make the fluffiest bread!” I’m like, “I’m in!” So, I head over there, and wow, she wasn’t kiddin’. The smell hits me like a freight train. I grab a loaf, and it’s still warm. Best decision ever!

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