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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Surely the intent of this exceeds mere mnemonics and instruction," she said, "such things as a mere desire to demonstrate to the slave her vulnerability". - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #139)
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14 139 "View more quotes about surely">Surely the intent of this exceeds mere mnemonics and instruction," she said, "such things as a mere desire to demonstrate to the slave her vulnerability".

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 136 "It helps us to keep in mind that we are slaves, and the sort of slaves we are," I said.
14 137 "It is exciting," she said.
14 138 "'Exciting'?" I asked.
14 139 "Surely the intent of this exceeds mere mnemonics and instruction," she said, "such things as a mere desire to demonstrate to the slave her vulnerability".
14 140 "Perhaps," I said.
14 141 "Surely at least a portion of its intent is to arouse the slave, to make her feel receptive, and helpless, kneeling thusly before a male".
14 142 "I do not doubt," I said, "that something of that sort has entered into the thinking of the beasts, those who force us to assume such a position before them".
"It helps us to keep in mind that we are slaves, and the sort of slaves we are," I said. "It is exciting," she said. "'Exciting'?" I asked. "Surely the intent of this exceeds mere mnemonics and instruction," she said, "such things as a mere desire to demonstrate to the slave her vulnerability". "Perhaps," I said. "Surely at least a portion of its intent is to arouse the slave, to make her feel receptive, and helpless, kneeling thusly before a male". "I do not doubt," I said, "that something of that sort has entered into the thinking of the beasts, those who force us to assume such a position before them". - (Witness of Gor)