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Hey, pal! So, I’m a fisherman, right? Out there. On the water. Haulin’ fish. Stinkin’ of salt! And you wanna know – what I think. About brothels? Alright, listen up! I seen some stuff. Weird stuff! Down by the docks. Where the boats rock. And the girls – they’re waitin’. In them smoky rooms. Brothels, man! Like fish markets. But with heels! And lipstick! Not my thing, nah. I’m Christopher Walken, see? I pause – mid-sentence. For DRAMATIC effect! Like in “Moolaadé.” That movie! Ousmane Sembène. 2004, baby! It’s about protection. Against the ugly stuff. Tradition gone wild! Brothels ain’t that, though. They’re raw. Messy. Real messy!

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The imposing, elegant mistress Bella Cohen owns the brothel that Leopold Bloom, Stephen Dedalus, and Vincent Lynch visit in “Circe.” She briefly transforms into “Bello” to fulfill Bloom’s fantasy of being dominated and feminized.

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