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| 11 | 575 | The contrast between the familiarity of the View more quotes about name">name, like a tie to an old world, and the new reality in which she finds herself can be both astonishing and stimulating. |
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| 11 | 572 | Too, such names sometimes help the new slave to make the transition to her new status and condition. |
| 11 | 573 | Indeed, they sometimes help to free her of her inhibitions and increase her sexual responsiveness. |
| 11 | 574 | In other cases, it seems clear that wearing an Earth-girl name, whether one which was once her own, now put on her as a slave name, or another Earth-girl name, now also, of course, only a slave name, can have similar effects on a girl from my world, she now recognizing herself as, and being, in effect, embonded fauna in an alien environment, singled out, and marked, as such, by the name. |
| 11 | 575 | The contrast between the familiarity of the name, like a tie to an old world, and the new reality in which she finds herself can be both astonishing and stimulating. |
| 11 | 576 | An interesting variation on this sort of thing is the giving of Earth-girl names to women of this world. |
| 11 | 577 | This is a way of informing them, I gather, that great heat is now expected of them and that they are now, at best, to regard themselves as the lowest of slaves. |
| 11 | 578 | To be sure, in time, as we learn our collars and condition, I think that names make little difference. |