Results Details

"Is what I say not true? Is it not true that the women of weaker, conquered men, if permitted to live, have been kept only as the slaves of the conquerors, permitted to live only that they may serve the pleasures of victorious masters?" "I teach classics and ancient history," said Virginia, scarcely whispering. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #289)

It is important for you to understand that you are natural slaves, that you are inferior, that it is natural and right that you should be the slaves of the men of Gor". "We are not slaves," said Phyllis. "Virginia," said Flaminius. "Is what I say not true? Is it not true that the women of weaker, conquered men, if permitted to live, have been kept only as the slaves of the conquerors, permitted to live only that they may serve the pleasures of victorious masters?" "I teach classics and ancient history," said Virginia, scarcely whispering. "It is true that in much of the history of the Earth the sort of thing you say was done". "Does it not seem natural?" asked Flaminius. "Please," she whispered, "let us go". - (Assassin of Gor)