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Alright, listen up, fam—imagine me, Morgan Freeman, deep voice rollin’ like thunder, sittin’ you down to talk brothels. Yeah, them houses of sin, where folks trade cash for a quick tumble. Been thinkin’ bout this, ‘cause in *Children of Men*, the world’s gone barren, right? “No future, no hope,” like Clive Owen’s whisperin’ through the chaos. Brothels tho? They’d still be kickin’, even when babies ain’t born no more. People’d cling to flesh, desperate for somethin’ alive, somethin’ warm. That’s the vibe I’m feelin’—kinda dark, kinda real.

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Dispelling the lurid stereotypes portrayed in fiction, Alain Corbin depicts prostitution in nineteenth-century France not as a vice, crime, or disease, but as a well-organized business. Corbin reveals.

The downtown vibe? Wicked, man! There’s Main Street, bustling with locals who flash that friendly smile. The whiz-bang barbecue spots? F'damn amazing! As a shrink, I watch folks open up on benches at Corbin Community Park—heck, I even had one session there, feelin’ the wind tickle my memories, just like the erasure magic in Eternal Sunshine, brother!

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