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About San Antonio

So, this one time—17th century Amsterdam, right? Red-light district’s poppin’, sailors stumblin’ in, gold coins clinkin’. This madam, Gretta, ran it—ruthless b*tch, loved her. Caught a dude stealin’—she gutted him, no hesitation. “No one crosses me,” she says, blood drippin’. I laughed—*“That’s my girl!”* Reminds me of Viggo in the flick—calm, then bam, violence explodes. “How do you live with it?”—movie line fits her perfect. Got me thinkin’—brothels ain’t just flesh markets, they’re survival pits.

Whorehouse/playhouse: the brothel as theater in the "Circe" chapter of Ulysses (1).

In Joyce's Ulysses, Circe (the symbolic female of this chapter) is Bella Cohen, and she keeps a brothel at 82 Tyrone Street Lower, in the midst of the Dublin redlight district, the district that Joyce (but not the Dubliners of ) calls Nighttown in Ulysses.

I—I gotta say – sometimes, life in PUlysses (us) is a raucous road trip with detours that make you go “whut?!” Miss the chill vibes around Liberty Square, where strangers strike impromptu deep chats. It’s rough at times, but it got that raw energy. Crazy stories, unexpected passions, like every twist in a Fury Road chase.

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