Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 44 | 296 | The Kur then View more quotes about gave">gave a name, but Lord Grendel did not accept it, as it was a cognomen fit not for a dominant but a nondominant. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 44 | 293 | "I trust so, if she would live," said the Kur. |
| 44 | 294 | "I am Grendel," said Lord Grendel. |
| 44 | 295 | "This human is Tarl Cabot". |
| 44 | 296 | The Kur then gave a name, but Lord Grendel did not accept it, as it was a cognomen fit not for a dominant but a nondominant. |
| 44 | 297 | So the Kur chose a new name, to fit with his new being. |
| 44 | 298 | This cannot be rendered into English or Gorean, so we will choose a name, one not unknown on Gor, Statius. |
| 44 | 299 | The three males then returned to one of the local, temporary camps of the insurrectionists, one in the ruins of a small, improvised citadel, two walls of which had been shaken and crumbled three days ago by minor power weapons. |
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"I trust so, if she would live," said the Kur.
"I am Grendel," said Lord Grendel.
"This human is Tarl Cabot".
The Kur then gave a name, but Lord Grendel did not accept it, as it was a cognomen fit not for a dominant but a nondominant.
So the Kur chose a new name, to fit with his new being.
This cannot be rendered into English or Gorean, so we will choose a name, one not unknown on Gor, Statius.
The three males then returned to one of the local, temporary camps of the insurrectionists, one in the ruins of a small, improvised citadel, two walls of which had been shaken and crumbled three days ago by minor power weapons.
- (Kur of Gor)