Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 18 | 537 | The View more quotes about major">major point of the restraint is to restrain, not hurt. |
| 18 | 538 | Indeed, pain can interfere with many of the diverse subsidiary values of restraints, physical and psychological. |
| 18 | 539 | It can be distractive. |
| 18 | 540 | Pain is a bit like the whip. |
| 18 | 541 | The slave is subject to the whip, and truly subject to it, but this does not mean that she is necessarily whipped; that she could be whipped, and will be whipped, if she is not pleasing, is what is important, not that she need be whipped. |
| 18 | 542 | Why should one beat a pleasing slave? To be sure, there are no bargains, contracts or arrangements in these matters, and the slave may be beaten whenever the master pleases, with or without a reason. |
| 18 | 543 | She is, after all, a slave. |
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The major point of the restraint is to restrain, not hurt.
Indeed, pain can interfere with many of the diverse subsidiary values of restraints, physical and psychological.
It can be distractive.
Pain is a bit like the whip.
The slave is subject to the whip, and truly subject to it, but this does not mean that she is necessarily whipped; that she could be whipped, and will be whipped, if she is not pleasing, is what is important, not that she need be whipped.
Why should one beat a pleasing slave? To be sure, there are no bargains, contracts or arrangements in these matters, and the slave may be beaten whenever the master pleases, with or without a reason.
She is, after all, a slave.
- (Renegades of Gor)