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

The Gorean males, on the other hand, the monsters, tend to remain complacent, content to let these slaves compete with one another, each trying to outdo the other, each trying to see if it cannot be she who most pleases the master. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #43)
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17 43 The View more quotes about gorean">Gorean males, on the other hand, the monsters, tend to remain complacent, content to let these slaves compete with one another, each trying to outdo the other, each trying to see if it cannot be she who most pleases the master.

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

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17 40 They are so eager to serve true men, which many of them had not even realized existed until they were brought to Gor, men so different from the general run of culturally intimidated, negatively conditioned, sexually crippled males they have met on Earth, that they generate an image in the markets, and the general Gorean milieu, of helpless, ready appetition, of docile, servile, eager, begging sluts, of low women hot in their collars, who give an almost new meaning to bondage.
17 41 Indeed, some Gorean slave girls regard the barbarians as dangerous and hated rivals.
17 42 They are furious with the interest shown in them by some Gorean males.
17 43 The Gorean males, on the other hand, the monsters, tend to remain complacent, content to let these slaves compete with one another, each trying to outdo the other, each trying to see if it cannot be she who most pleases the master.
17 44 Ellen pulled a little, weakly, at her chained wrists.
17 45 Targo had come to the shelf, to assist a buyer who was examining Emris.
17 46 Please, Master," begged Ellen.
They are so eager to serve true men, which many of them had not even realized existed until they were brought to Gor, men so different from the general run of culturally intimidated, negatively conditioned, sexually crippled males they have met on Earth, that they generate an image in the markets, and the general Gorean milieu, of helpless, ready appetition, of docile, servile, eager, begging sluts, of low women hot in their collars, who give an almost new meaning to bondage. Indeed, some Gorean slave girls regard the barbarians as dangerous and hated rivals. They are furious with the interest shown in them by some Gorean males. The Gorean males, on the other hand, the monsters, tend to remain complacent, content to let these slaves compete with one another, each trying to outdo the other, each trying to see if it cannot be she who most pleases the master. Ellen pulled a little, weakly, at her chained wrists. Targo had come to the shelf, to assist a buyer who was examining Emris. Please, Master," begged Ellen. - (Prize of Gor)