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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Similarly, slaves are to be absolutely unable, even if they wish, to interfere with the defense or abet the attackers, in any way; similarly, they are to be precluded from attempting to take advantage of the confusion, perhaps in order, foolishly, to attempt to escape. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #134)
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28 134 View more quotes about similarly">Similarly, slaves are to be absolutely unable, even if they wish, to interfere with the defense or abet the attackers, in any way; similarly, they are to be precluded from attempting to take advantage of the confusion, perhaps in order, foolishly, to attempt to escape.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
28 131 It is common for Goreans, in times of crisis or danger, to secure their slaves.
28 132 At such times slaves, like other animals, must be strictly controlled.
28 133 It would not do, for example, to have them running about, adding to the confusion.
28 134 Similarly, slaves are to be absolutely unable, even if they wish, to interfere with the defense or abet the attackers, in any way; similarly, they are to be precluded from attempting to take advantage of the confusion, perhaps in order, foolishly, to attempt to escape.
28 135 They are the prizes of the action, not participants in it.
28 136 Helpless, they must abide its outcome.
28 137 It will be time enough later for them to learn their fate.
It is common for Goreans, in times of crisis or danger, to secure their slaves. At such times slaves, like other animals, must be strictly controlled. It would not do, for example, to have them running about, adding to the confusion. Similarly, slaves are to be absolutely unable, even if they wish, to interfere with the defense or abet the attackers, in any way; similarly, they are to be precluded from attempting to take advantage of the confusion, perhaps in order, foolishly, to attempt to escape. They are the prizes of the action, not participants in it. Helpless, they must abide its outcome. It will be time enough later for them to learn their fate. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)