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I’m picturin’ it now—some Moscow bar, gal’s signin’ “whore” at her fella, he’s redder’n a beet! Makes me happy, seein’ folks get real. Back in Texas, we’d say, “She’s a loose cannon,” but whore’s got more kick, more juice. Surprised me, though, readin’ once—get this—some old Russian tale, whore wasn’t just a cuss. Nope, meant a gal who tricked taxmen, hid vodka in her skirts! Ain’t that a hoot? History’s wilder’n a rodeo.

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The document discusses the oppressive social expectations faced by women in the society portrayed in La casa de Bernarda Alba. It contains several quotes from the play that illustrate .

So, I’m standing in line at this little café, Caffè Gallo, right? I’m all set for my cappuccino, and this dude in front of me orders, like, the most complicated drink ever. I’m talking whipped cream, extra foam, sprinkles—like, bro, it’s coffee, not a dessert! I’m getting impatient, and the barista’s looking at me like I’m the problem. Ugh!

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