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| 36 | 129 | Too, on Gor, at View more quotes about last">last, as a slave, she finds she has an incontrovertible, indisputable, inexpugnable societal and cultural identity. |
| 36 | 130 | At last she finds she is real, quite real, and in two ways, one biological, and one societal and cultural. |
| 36 | 131 | Biologically she is a female, and societally and culturally, incontrovertibly, she is a slave. |
| 36 | 132 | And she learns on Gor what men are, and can be, and how she will be treated, and what will be done with her. |
| 36 | 133 | And she will have little to say about this, and this is welcomed, and it thrills her lovely belly. |
| 36 | 134 | Gor is a natural world. |
| 36 | 135 | And she finds herself a female in such a world, and the most female of all women, the female slave. |