Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 19 | 604 | In the View more quotes about master">master/slave relationship the master owns the slave, and thus will have everything from her, and at the time, and in the place, and precisely in the way he pleases. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 19 | 601 | But in others of those compartments, Ellen supposed, there would be not free companions but slaves, and masters. |
| 19 | 602 | In such places she supposed the slaves lovingly served the masters. |
| 19 | 603 | The relations of slaves and masters, of course, are quite different from those of free companions. |
| 19 | 604 | In the master/slave relationship the master owns the slave, and thus will have everything from her, and at the time, and in the place, and precisely in the way he pleases. |
| 19 | 605 | And the slave, lovingly, would not have it otherwise. |
| 19 | 606 | Masters do not fraudulently deny the war of the sexes. |
| 19 | 607 | Rather they recognize it, win it, and enslave their opponents. |
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But in others of those compartments, Ellen supposed, there would be not free companions but slaves, and masters.
In such places she supposed the slaves lovingly served the masters.
The relations of slaves and masters, of course, are quite different from those of free companions.
In the master/slave relationship the master owns the slave, and thus will have everything from her, and at the time, and in the place, and precisely in the way he pleases.
And the slave, lovingly, would not have it otherwise.
Masters do not fraudulently deny the war of the sexes.
Rather they recognize it, win it, and enslave their opponents.
- (Prize of Gor)