Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 4 | 435 | She View more quotes about seemed">seemed to me confused and terribly unhappy. |
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Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 4 | 432 | Yet it seemed she had been, as is often the case with Alar children, raised with much permissiveness. |
| 4 | 433 | Not identifying with the women, or being accepted by them, and perhaps coming to bitterly envy the men, their position and status, their nature and power, it seemed she may have turned toward trying to prove herself the same as them, turning then to mannish customs and garb, attempting thusly, desperately, angrily, to find some sort of place for herself among the wagons. |
| 4 | 434 | As a result, it seemed she would be accepted by neither sex. |
| 4 | 435 | She seemed to me confused and terribly unhappy. |
| 4 | 436 | I did not think she knew her own identity. |
| 4 | 437 | I do not think she knew who she was. |
| 4 | 438 | Some of the men, perhaps, knew better than she herself did. |
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Yet it seemed she had been, as is often the case with Alar children, raised with much permissiveness.
Not identifying with the women, or being accepted by them, and perhaps coming to bitterly envy the men, their position and status, their nature and power, it seemed she may have turned toward trying to prove herself the same as them, turning then to mannish customs and garb, attempting thusly, desperately, angrily, to find some sort of place for herself among the wagons.
As a result, it seemed she would be accepted by neither sex.
She seemed to me confused and terribly unhappy.
I did not think she knew her own identity.
I do not think she knew who she was.
Some of the men, perhaps, knew better than she herself did.
- (Mercenaries of Gor)