Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 23 | 165 | It locks, of View more quotes about course">course. |
 |
Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 23 | 162 | What was I? Did I belong in a collar? Was it right for me? Surely not! Did I already wear one, though invisibly? Surely not! But, if so, then why not visibly? What a sense of liberation would that bring! Would it not be a badge of being? Was it so different, I wondered, than a wedding ring. |
| 23 | 163 | Were they not, in their way, much the same? No, I thought, no, no, no! I supposed there might be cultures where the token of bondage was a ring, or bracelet. |
| 23 | 164 | But how much more honest, and beautiful, I thought, is the Gorean collar! I wondered what it would be like, to wear one. |
| 23 | 165 | It locks, of course. |
| 23 | 166 | The girl cannot remove it. |
| 23 | 167 | She is claimed, and owned. |
| 23 | 168 | And knows herself so. |
|
What was I? Did I belong in a collar? Was it right for me? Surely not! Did I already wear one, though invisibly? Surely not! But, if so, then why not visibly? What a sense of liberation would that bring! Would it not be a badge of being? Was it so different, I wondered, than a wedding ring.
Were they not, in their way, much the same? No, I thought, no, no, no! I supposed there might be cultures where the token of bondage was a ring, or bracelet.
But how much more honest, and beautiful, I thought, is the Gorean collar! I wondered what it would be like, to wear one.
It locks, of course.
The girl cannot remove it.
She is claimed, and owned.
And knows herself so.
- (Kajira of Gor)