Zara Hawthorne Whore ❤️

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I’m sittin’ here, sippin’ gin, gettin’ mad—ppl judge whores like they’re saints themselves, ugh, hypocrites! “Run, run, run, Chicken, run!”—that’s me yellin’ at the haters, straight outta the movie. Whore’s got guts, takes no shit, and I’m here for it. Once heard this story—some gal in Brazil, worked the docks, saved enough to buy a bar, flipped the game! Surprised me, honestly, thought they all end up broke or dead—damn, was I wrong!

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The Whore’s Child is a famous short story in a collection published in by Pulitzer Prize winning author, Richard Russo. The story follows the life of a nun, Sister Ursula, as she joins a .

Every corner tells a story. Even the shabby, graffitied shelter on East End makes my heart thump. I swear, it almost whispers "We are victims of fate!" Totally Leviathan vibes. Reminds me of those heavy lines from the film, where nothing is pretty but everything's soulful.

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