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Now, Timbuktu’s got that line—“We are the guardians”—n’ it hits me. Them prostitutes? Guardians o’ their own fate, ain’t they? Dodgin’ rules, makin’ coin in a world that’d rather spit on ‘em. Gets me blood boilin’ when I think o’ the hypocrites—gents in fancy coats judgin’, then sneakin’ round fer a tumble. Makes me wanna keelhaul the lot o’ ‘em! Hypocrisy—worst sin on me ship.

43. Tsuruga, Notes 1– 8

5. “Between waves” recalls the phrase “a beach where waves break,” which Bashō uses earlier to describe the sorrowful world of the prostitutes at Ichiburi.

After the museum, I decided to take a stroll along the beach. The sand was warm, and the waves were crashing. I plopped down and just soaked it all in. But then, I saw this kid building a sandcastle. It was epic! I mean, I was ready to crown him king of Tsuruga. But then, his little sister comes over and kicks it down. I felt that pain in my soul.

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