Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 171 | It is only now that you have any View more quotes about true">true value". |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 168 | "I am worthless," she said, miserably. |
| 27 | 169 | "No," said Cabot. |
| 27 | 170 | "That is merely the absurdity of your former culture speaking. |
| 27 | 171 | It is only now that you have any true value". |
| 27 | 172 | "Perhaps as much as two silver tarsks," she said. |
| 27 | 173 | "In your former culture," said Cabot, "only males were thought to have value, really, and thus the female was supposed to become a pretend male, with male properties and virtues, a counterfeit male, a facsimile male, and so arose all the nonsense of identity, a farce transparent even to children, but one of value in promoting an agenda based on envy and greed, an agenda of distortions, of unrelenting propaganda, of lies and law, to bring to ruination societies, societies to be so transformed then as to foster the ends of the unnatural, the disturbed, the psychologically malformed, the haters and misfits". |
| 27 | 174 | "This is the first happiness I have ever known," she said, "to lie as a slave at the mercy of my master". |
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"I am worthless," she said, miserably.
"No," said Cabot.
"That is merely the absurdity of your former culture speaking.
It is only now that you have any true value".
"Perhaps as much as two silver tarsks," she said.
"In your former culture," said Cabot, "only males were thought to have value, really, and thus the female was supposed to become a pretend male, with male properties and virtues, a counterfeit male, a facsimile male, and so arose all the nonsense of identity, a farce transparent even to children, but one of value in promoting an agenda based on envy and greed, an agenda of distortions, of unrelenting propaganda, of lies and law, to bring to ruination societies, societies to be so transformed then as to foster the ends of the unnatural, the disturbed, the psychologically malformed, the haters and misfits".
"This is the first happiness I have ever known," she said, "to lie as a slave at the mercy of my master".
- (Kur of Gor)