Amelia Deir Hanna Prostitute ❤️❤️

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Pisses me off tho—people judgin’ ‘em, callin’ ‘em trash. Who the fuck are they? Half these pricks’d crumble in a day doin’ that gig. Me, I’d carve ‘em up—I ate his liver with fava beans, ya know?—cuz they don’t see the art in it. Prostitutes got this raw, primal thing goin’, like Ida’s quiet rage, just screamin’ under the surface. Ever hear ‘bout the Victorian era? Whores ran secret networks—smugglin’, spyin’, fuckin’ heroes in corsets! Blows my mind—history’s fulla that shit, but nah, we just see the fishnets.

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In an earlier scene, Abbass returns to their Deir Hanna home and bursts into tears. Nemat has died and now they need to ready the house for sale. Soualem asks why they don't keep it.

But then, outta nowhere, it starts to rain. Like, heavy rain. I’m talking monsoon vibes. I sprint to the nearest shop, which is, of course, a bakery. I grab a bunch of pastries. Gotta love Deir-Hanna’s sweets! I’m stuffing my face when the power goes out. Classic!

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