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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

Should he then return her to Ar, that she might suffer at the hands of an alien justice? What good could be served by such an act? Many are the masks of justice, and behind those masks there may be no face, only a choice of masks. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #349)
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37 349 Should he then View more quotes about return">return her to Ar, that she might suffer at the hands of an alien justice? What good could be served by such an act? Many are the masks of justice, and behind those masks there may be no face, only a choice of masks.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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37 346 To be sure, what now stood stripped and siriked before him had once been the Lady Flavia of Ar.
37 347 Nothing could change that.
37 348 The stranger did not care for gold washed in blood.
37 349 Should he then return her to Ar, that she might suffer at the hands of an alien justice? What good could be served by such an act? Many are the masks of justice, and behind those masks there may be no face, only a choice of masks.
37 350 He who has power chooses a mask to his liking.
37 351 How fiercely the masks scowl at one another.
37 352 I thought the slave was right, that the Lady Flavia of Ar was gone, that she had vanished, with the snapping of a collar.
To be sure, what now stood stripped and siriked before him had once been the Lady Flavia of Ar. Nothing could change that. The stranger did not care for gold washed in blood. Should he then return her to Ar, that she might suffer at the hands of an alien justice? What good could be served by such an act? Many are the masks of justice, and behind those masks there may be no face, only a choice of masks. He who has power chooses a mask to his liking. How fiercely the masks scowl at one another. I thought the slave was right, that the Lady Flavia of Ar was gone, that she had vanished, with the snapping of a collar. - (Mariners of Gor)