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Me favorite bit? 1600s London, whores struttin’ round Southwark, near them theaters. Shakespeare’s crew banged ‘em backstage – true story, precious! Bet Malick’d love that, all poetic and gritty. “The earth is the mother,” film says, and them whores, they’re earthy, real, not prissy elves. Makes me happy, thinkin’ they laughed at the toffs, pinchin’ coins while singin’ bawdy tunes. Hiss! Tricksy and clever, like me!

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In the sequel, The Golden Dice, Caecilia is joined by two other strong female characters – Pinna, the Roman tomb whore, and Semni, an Etruscan.

But wait, it gets better. We decide to celebrate at the pub on Wakefield Road. It’s a classic spot, full of locals and good vibes. I order a pint, and Sarah gets a gin. We’re toasting to our success when this random guy starts singing karaoke. He’s awful, but it’s hilarious. Everyone’s laughing, and I’m thinking, “This is what life’s about!”

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