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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

One wishes, by means of her helplessness, and such, to increase and intensify her responsiveness, to have her thrashingly beside herself, perhaps almost to the point of madness, not reduce or qualify it. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #561)
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16 561 One View more quotes about wishes">wishes, by means of her helplessness, and such, to increase and intensify her responsiveness, to have her thrashingly beside herself, perhaps almost to the point of madness, not reduce or qualify it.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 558 The binding, the chaining, the braceleting, or such, of course, while appropriately uncompromisingly effective, must not be such as to interfere with, or diminish, the responsiveness of the slave.
16 559 That would be to commit a self-defeating error.
16 560 That would be to work against oneself.
16 561 One wishes, by means of her helplessness, and such, to increase and intensify her responsiveness, to have her thrashingly beside herself, perhaps almost to the point of madness, not reduce or qualify it.
16 562 In particular, the slave, who has value, is not to be in any way impaired or injured.
16 563 Even punishment is not to be administered in such a way as to lower her value.
16 564 She is an investment, as any other animal.
The binding, the chaining, the braceleting, or such, of course, while appropriately uncompromisingly effective, must not be such as to interfere with, or diminish, the responsiveness of the slave. That would be to commit a self-defeating error. That would be to work against oneself. One wishes, by means of her helplessness, and such, to increase and intensify her responsiveness, to have her thrashingly beside herself, perhaps almost to the point of madness, not reduce or qualify it. In particular, the slave, who has value, is not to be in any way impaired or injured. Even punishment is not to be administered in such a way as to lower her value. She is an investment, as any other animal. - (Mercenaries of Gor)