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

Others seem to regard the master as little more than a partner in the hunt, almost as though he were another sleen, albeit an unusual one, with whom a prize might be contested". - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #447)
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17 447 View more quotes about others">Others seem to regard the master as little more than a partner in the hunt, almost as though he were another sleen, albeit an unusual one, with whom a prize might be contested".

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

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17 444 They may, for example, have had a long, frustrating hunt and desire an elating, compensatory victory of blood and feasting; or they may just be ravenously hungry.
17 445 Too, much depends on the beast and its relationship to its master.
17 446 Some sleen are incredibly loyal to the master, and will die for them.
17 447 Others seem to regard the master as little more than a partner in the hunt, almost as though he were another sleen, albeit an unusual one, with whom a prize might be contested".
17 448 "What does the master do if the sleen refuses to abandon the hunt?" asked Ellen.
17 449 "The safest thing to do is unleash the animal," said Lydia.
17 450 "One might try to kill it, of course.
They may, for example, have had a long, frustrating hunt and desire an elating, compensatory victory of blood and feasting; or they may just be ravenously hungry. Too, much depends on the beast and its relationship to its master. Some sleen are incredibly loyal to the master, and will die for them. Others seem to regard the master as little more than a partner in the hunt, almost as though he were another sleen, albeit an unusual one, with whom a prize might be contested". "What does the master do if the sleen refuses to abandon the hunt?" asked Ellen. "The safest thing to do is unleash the animal," said Lydia. "One might try to kill it, of course. - (Prize of Gor)