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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

Yet what else might we expect, as we were slaves? My feelings concerning my bondage, at that time, as you may have surmised, were highly ambivalent. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #601)
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8 601 Yet what View more quotes about else">else might we expect, as we were slaves? My feelings concerning my bondage, at that time, as you may have surmised, were highly ambivalent.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 598 "I, too, am afraid," I said.
8 599 "I do not want to be sold," she said.
8 600 "Nor I," I said.
8 601 Yet what else might we expect, as we were slaves? My feelings concerning my bondage, at that time, as you may have surmised, were highly ambivalent.
8 602 I was frightened to be a slave.
8 603 Did it not hold its terrors, to be a property, to be owned! Yet I knew myself a woman who should be a property, who should be owned! I knew that I was a slave, and should be a slave.
8 604 My entire Earth conditioning had informed me that I should lament my bondage, that I should regard it as a condition of unmitigated misery and woe.
"I, too, am afraid," I said. "I do not want to be sold," she said. "Nor I," I said. Yet what else might we expect, as we were slaves? My feelings concerning my bondage, at that time, as you may have surmised, were highly ambivalent. I was frightened to be a slave. Did it not hold its terrors, to be a property, to be owned! Yet I knew myself a woman who should be a property, who should be owned! I knew that I was a slave, and should be a slave. My entire Earth conditioning had informed me that I should lament my bondage, that I should regard it as a condition of unmitigated misery and woe. - (Conspirators of Gor)