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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is another way in which her bondage, in which she finds her fulfillment, her meaning, and identity, is made clear to her. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #699)
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24 699 It is View more quotes about another">another way in which her bondage, in which she finds her fulfillment, her meaning, and identity, is made clear to her.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 696 But then, later, as her Gorean sisters have already, from their culture, she will come to understand the significances of such things.
24 697 But by then she is already a slave, and has come to expect such things, given her status.
24 698 Too, she will not only understand such things, and expect them, but, as her Gorean sister now, will welcome them, recognizing their appropriateness.
24 699 It is another way in which her bondage, in which she finds her fulfillment, her meaning, and identity, is made clear to her.
24 700 Let us suppose that two friends are supping in a paga tavern and are being served by a lithe, attractive slave, one whose bells and beauty heats them, and whose use, if she is not a dancer, commonly comes with the price of the drink.
24 701 Usually there is an extra charge for dancers.
24 702 Who will take her first to an alcove? It is not unusual that such a matter will be decided by the tossing of a coin.
But then, later, as her Gorean sisters have already, from their culture, she will come to understand the significances of such things. But by then she is already a slave, and has come to expect such things, given her status. Too, she will not only understand such things, and expect them, but, as her Gorean sister now, will welcome them, recognizing their appropriateness. It is another way in which her bondage, in which she finds her fulfillment, her meaning, and identity, is made clear to her. Let us suppose that two friends are supping in a paga tavern and are being served by a lithe, attractive slave, one whose bells and beauty heats them, and whose use, if she is not a dancer, commonly comes with the price of the drink. Usually there is an extra charge for dancers. Who will take her first to an alcove? It is not unusual that such a matter will be decided by the tossing of a coin. - (Renegades of Gor)