Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 17 | 516 | It will improve our View more quotes about value">value in the markets. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 17 | 513 | But for what purpose had it been granted to them? Surely not meaninglessly, or gratuitously. |
| 17 | 514 | Surely not with no interest, value or recompense in mind. |
| 17 | 515 | Obviously, she thought, because it makes us more appealing as female slaves. |
| 17 | 516 | It will improve our value in the markets. |
| 17 | 517 | It has been done for their purposes, not ours. |
| 17 | 518 | This has been done to us because this is the way men want us. |
| 17 | 519 | So then, she wondered, would it be better to grow old, and flat, and withered, and tired, and die on Earth, free in some sense, or was it better to be young and beautiful, and healthy and eager, and richly and vitally alive, even though one might be put in a collar and have a mark burned into one's thigh? Let each, she thought, find their own answer to such a question. |
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But for what purpose had it been granted to them? Surely not meaninglessly, or gratuitously.
Surely not with no interest, value or recompense in mind.
Obviously, she thought, because it makes us more appealing as female slaves.
It will improve our value in the markets.
It has been done for their purposes, not ours.
This has been done to us because this is the way men want us.
So then, she wondered, would it be better to grow old, and flat, and withered, and tired, and die on Earth, free in some sense, or was it better to be young and beautiful, and healthy and eager, and richly and vitally alive, even though one might be put in a collar and have a mark burned into one's thigh? Let each, she thought, find their own answer to such a question.
- (Prize of Gor)