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Tottie Fankee is born under a malevolent influence, cursed by spirits from hell and given a demeaning name by her embittered mother, who was ostracized from a school club. The SIFLO hospital seemingly sanctions this cruel act. Tottie grows up to become a Voodoo priestess, embracing the name ""Bitch"" for her ministry. This ministry is particularly effective in identifying and apprehending prostitutes, as Tottie possesses the supernatural ability to read minds, allowing her to anticipate their movements on the streets. Despite living in a modest shack and operating in a morally ambiguous sphere, Tottie's supernatural talents provide her with a steady, albeit grim, livelihood.The narrative explores the profound psychological impact of Tottie's cursed birth and upbringing, where she is branded by her mother's past and societal judgment. Her journey into voodoo and her acceptance of the name ""Bitch"" signifies a reclamation and weaponization of the labels imposed upon her. The central conflict revolves around Tottie's struggle against the predetermined destiny and the forces that sought to condemn her, as she carves out her own path using her unique, albeit dark, abilities. The resolution, though not explicitly detailed in the provided text, likely involves Tottie continuing to wield her powers, finding a form of sustenance and agency within the confines of her bleak existence.

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