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So, this one time, right, I’m cruisin’ Soho—London’s red-light central, baby—and I see her, fishnets ripped, leanin’ on a lamppost. She’s got this vibe, like she’s sayin’, “Hit me with a stick, I don’t care.” Straight outta the movie, that toughness! I’m thinkin’, shagadelic, she’s got guts. Did ya know, back in Victorian times, some prossies made more than doctors? Wild, right? Blows my mind—makes me happy they’re hustlin’ better than suits.

Exploring the Lives of Victorian Prostitutes

The prostitute is a curious fixture of Victorian era literature. In the works of William Thackeray and Samuel Richardson it was almost cliché for the heroine to end up in a house of prostitution .

Oh man, and the streets near Spring Creek are something else. The creek flows, almost hypnotic. I sometimes think of Jim Jarmusch vibes; like, "This is the eternal hum," but in a totally Michael Scott kinda way – so dramatic, so cringey, yet so real!

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