Dirty
Slum
Slum noun - A district of a city marked by poverty and inferior living conditions.
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The outer city is a poor, dirty, crowded slum inhabited mostly by refugees and foreigners.
Source: Literature / City Of Light - As a consequence, there's no sunlight, and most of it appears a dirty, dingy slum, cut off from the rest of the world, and it is constantly under attack (either by force or brainwashing) from Kane's forces.
- Because A: it used to be a beautiful Colonial country lane line with rosebushes and is now a dirty slum, and B: all of the people living in it are dirty non-WASP immigrants ungratefully plotting revolution against America for taking them in... at least, so the narration says they are.
Source: Esoteric Happy Ending
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