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

She wanted that attention, the meaningfulness of that pain. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #336)
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10 336 She View more quotes about wanted">wanted that attention, the meaningfulness of that pain.

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

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10 333 "I think I will beat you," he said.
10 334 "Please, no!" she said.
10 335 The thought suddenly came to her, however, taking her off guard, to her surprise, perhaps to her horror, that she wanted to be whipped.
10 336 She wanted that attention, the meaningfulness of that pain.
10 337 Would that not show that she was of some interest or importance to her master, that he would put the whip to her? Would that not be reassuring, that he correct her behavior, that he teach her the limits that she must not exceed, that he might take a moment now and then, whether she required it or not, to remind her, with some strokes of the leather, that she was a slave, that she was owned.
10 338 As a slave she knew she was subject to such things.
10 339 They could be done to her.
"I think I will beat you," he said. "Please, no!" she said. The thought suddenly came to her, however, taking her off guard, to her surprise, perhaps to her horror, that she wanted to be whipped. She wanted that attention, the meaningfulness of that pain. Would that not show that she was of some interest or importance to her master, that he would put the whip to her? Would that not be reassuring, that he correct her behavior, that he teach her the limits that she must not exceed, that he might take a moment now and then, whether she required it or not, to remind her, with some strokes of the leather, that she was a slave, that she was owned. As a slave she knew she was subject to such things. They could be done to her. - (Prize of Gor)