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

And the perfection of this complementarity, as societally recognized, as socially articulated, as culturally enhanced and celebrated, and fixed into the matrix of custom and legality, is the relationship of master and slave". - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #434)
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30 434 And the View more quotes about perfection">perfection of this complementarity, as societally recognized, as socially articulated, as culturally enhanced and celebrated, and fixed into the matrix of custom and legality, is the relationship of master and slave".

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

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30 431 "It is what they are in their hearts, and wish to be.
30 432 The sexes are complementary, two parts which together form a whole! Each is an enigma, a puzzle, meaningless, until they are brought together, each in their difference and perfection, to form one whole.
30 433 Two radical differences, female and male, but one whole! Is the character of nature so difficult to discern? Can you not see it in the great themes of dominance and submission? One is bred to submit, one to dominate; one is bred to obey, and one to command; one is bred to serve, and another to rule.
30 434 And the perfection of this complementarity, as societally recognized, as socially articulated, as culturally enhanced and celebrated, and fixed into the matrix of custom and legality, is the relationship of master and slave".
30 435 "And you are a slave," he said.
30 436 "Yes, Master!" "I think I will have you," he said.
30 437 "Please do, Master!" "But why you, and not another?" he asked.
"It is what they are in their hearts, and wish to be. The sexes are complementary, two parts which together form a whole! Each is an enigma, a puzzle, meaningless, until they are brought together, each in their difference and perfection, to form one whole. Two radical differences, female and male, but one whole! Is the character of nature so difficult to discern? Can you not see it in the great themes of dominance and submission? One is bred to submit, one to dominate; one is bred to obey, and one to command; one is bred to serve, and another to rule. And the perfection of this complementarity, as societally recognized, as socially articulated, as culturally enhanced and celebrated, and fixed into the matrix of custom and legality, is the relationship of master and slave". "And you are a slave," he said. "Yes, Master!" "I think I will have you," he said. "Please do, Master!" "But why you, and not another?" he asked. - (Prize of Gor)