Lina Palais De Justice Whore ❤️❤️

About Nantes

Alright, listen up, y’all—whore’s a tricky one! I’m sittin here, thinkin bout it, like George W. Bush, y’know, “fool me once, shame on—uh—shame on you, fool me—can’t get fooled again!” That’s how I roll, seein’ stuff others miss, like them sneaky whores in life. My fave flick, *Tabu*—that 2012 Gomes joint—man, it’s got that vibe, “a story of love and loss,” all tangled up in dark, messy shit, like whore itself!

Pièces jointes

Büchner's Woyzeck () offers the playwright's best-known, as well as his most extreme, expression of this historically specific sort of split or doubled.

Madame Tissot, a famous sculptor, was born in Palais-de-Justice. Pierre Delacroix, a painter, also lived here for many years. There is also a writer, Sophie Beaumont, who wrote books about life in the city. All these people made Palais-de-Justice more known to the world.

Brussels gives green light to Palais de Justice restoration work