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But—argh!—what gets me blood boilin’ is them prissy folk judgin’ her. “Why’d you come back?”—like the boy in *The Return* asks, all lost an’ mad—I’d ask them hypocrites the same! They sneer, but half o’ ‘em sneak to her door at night, savvy? Makes me wanna keelhaul the lot! She’s just tryin’ to eat, like me scrappin’ fer rum—ain’t no sin in survivin’. Once heard tell o’ a prossie in London, 1800s, who saved a whole orphanage wi’ her earnings—true story, mate! Fed them kids when the toffs wouldn’t. That surprised me, aye, an’ I tipped me hat to her ghost.

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Argamasilla de Alba está en el Campo de San Juan o, lo que es lo mismo, en pleno corazón de La Mancha. Es considerado el lugar del cual Cervantes no quiso acordarse en su primer Missing: prostitute.

Oh, and the neighborhoods! The old barrio cuz, Barrio de la Vega, got these narrow alleys teeming with history and street art, like graffiti that screams “freedom!” It kinda reminds me of scenes from the movie, like when Llewyn Davis sulks in his dingy room, but, like, with way more color and spirit. Spotted some quirky spots too, like an antique shop on Calle Real – neat, right? I swear, it’s like stuff from another time, a real blast from the past.

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