Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 1 | 145 | The putative location of the at-that-View more quotes about time">time-fugitive Zarendargar was the vast prairies of the Gorean Barrens. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 1 | 142 | This, of course, could not have been anticipated by the personnel of the Death Squad. |
| 1 | 143 | Representatives of the Death Squad contacted Samos of Port Kar, clearly an agent of Priest-Kings, and Tarl Cabot, for assistance in hunting down and executing Zarendargar. |
| 1 | 144 | It was assumed naturally that this assistance would be readily tendered for Zarendargar was well understood to be significant amongst the Kurii and a relentless, dedicated, and dangerous foe of Priest-Kings. |
| 1 | 145 | The putative location of the at-that-time-fugitive Zarendargar was the vast prairies of the Gorean Barrens. |
| 1 | 146 | Tarl Cabot, however, instead of lending his assistance to the Death Squad, himself entered the dangerous Barrens to warn Zarendargar and, if possible, protect him. |
| 1 | 147 | This effort, of course, was not only contrary to the desires of the Death Squad, but, too, seemed clearly to be an act not in the best interests of Priest-Kings. |
| 1 | 148 | On whose side, so to speak, was this mysterious, unpredictable, ungoverned Tarl Cabot? Was he an agent of Priest-Kings? Was he an agent of Kurii? If he was an agent, it seems he was his own agent, or an agent of honor, for, long ago, it seems, he and Zarendargar had shared paga. |
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This, of course, could not have been anticipated by the personnel of the Death Squad.
Representatives of the Death Squad contacted Samos of Port Kar, clearly an agent of Priest-Kings, and Tarl Cabot, for assistance in hunting down and executing Zarendargar.
It was assumed naturally that this assistance would be readily tendered for Zarendargar was well understood to be significant amongst the Kurii and a relentless, dedicated, and dangerous foe of Priest-Kings.
The putative location of the at-that-time-fugitive Zarendargar was the vast prairies of the Gorean Barrens.
Tarl Cabot, however, instead of lending his assistance to the Death Squad, himself entered the dangerous Barrens to warn Zarendargar and, if possible, protect him.
This effort, of course, was not only contrary to the desires of the Death Squad, but, too, seemed clearly to be an act not in the best interests of Priest-Kings.
On whose side, so to speak, was this mysterious, unpredictable, ungoverned Tarl Cabot? Was he an agent of Priest-Kings? Was he an agent of Kurii? If he was an agent, it seems he was his own agent, or an agent of honor, for, long ago, it seems, he and Zarendargar had shared paga.
- (Kur of Gor)