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But here’s the kicker—surprised me big time. In *The Pianist*, Szpilman’s hidin’ in ruins, starvin’, right? Prostitutes, they got their own ruins—alleys, cheap motels, the works. “This is my shelter,” Szpilman whispers in the movie. Their shelter? A street corner, a beat-up car. Same vibe, different war. Polanski nailed that lonely feelin’, and I’m sittin’ here, connectin’ dots like a nutcase. Am I crazy? Maybe! But it’s deep, man, deep.

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Three thieves escape from a heist, one of them killing the other two. He is sheltered by a prostitute and sought after by the police, but only after ten years his true motivation unravels. .

Then, I head over to the Mikuni Shrine. It’s peaceful there, ya know? I’m just chilling, taking in the vibes. But then, I see this kid running around, and he accidentally knocks over a whole stack of ema (those wooden plaques). I’m like, “Oh no, not the ema!” But the kid just laughs and runs off. Kids are wild, man.

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