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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

She felt warm, beautiful, stirred, helpless, so much more aware then of the reality of her enslavement. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #105)
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8 105 She View more quotes about felt">felt warm, beautiful, stirred, helpless, so much more aware then of the reality of her enslavement.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
8 102 He smiled.
8 103 She saw that he was pleased to hear that word on her lips, addressed to him.
8 104 Never before had she used this form of address to him, save, of course, in her dreams and thoughts.
8 105 She felt warm, beautiful, stirred, helpless, so much more aware then of the reality of her enslavement.
8 106 How weak he is, she suddenly thought, angrily, that he would wish to be so addressed! Is he so pathetic, she thought.
8 107 Does he really need that, she thought.
8 108 Is he so weak? But then she realized that these were merely the automatistic, defensive, frightened, programmed responses, the mindless, inculcated reflexes, of her culture's conditioning program, with its reductive, leveling, negativistic agenda, the outcome of centuries of resentment, denial, hatred, sacrifice, and fear.
He smiled. She saw that he was pleased to hear that word on her lips, addressed to him. Never before had she used this form of address to him, save, of course, in her dreams and thoughts. She felt warm, beautiful, stirred, helpless, so much more aware then of the reality of her enslavement. How weak he is, she suddenly thought, angrily, that he would wish to be so addressed! Is he so pathetic, she thought. Does he really need that, she thought. Is he so weak? But then she realized that these were merely the automatistic, defensive, frightened, programmed responses, the mindless, inculcated reflexes, of her culture's conditioning program, with its reductive, leveling, negativistic agenda, the outcome of centuries of resentment, denial, hatred, sacrifice, and fear. - (Prize of Gor)