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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Why then had I begged this man to beat me? I suspect, upon reflection, puzzling on this anomaly, that this act convinces the slave that she is truly owned, is truly under the whip, that she is truly a slave, and of this man. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #379)
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30 379 Why then had I View more quotes about begged">begged this man to beat me? I suspect, upon reflection, puzzling on this anomaly, that this act convinces the slave that she is truly owned, is truly under the whip, that she is truly a slave, and of this man.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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30 376 The power of the whip is primarily in its presence, and in its readiness to be used, not in its actual employment.
30 377 If a slave must be frequently whipped, she must be a very poor slave.
30 378 She is then less likely to be whipped than sold.
30 379 Why then had I begged this man to beat me? I suspect, upon reflection, puzzling on this anomaly, that this act convinces the slave that she is truly owned, is truly under the whip, that she is truly a slave, and of this man.
30 380 This reassures her, heartens her, and pleases her.
30 381 To be sure, one does not wish too much of this.
30 382 The slave is not stupid.
The power of the whip is primarily in its presence, and in its readiness to be used, not in its actual employment. If a slave must be frequently whipped, she must be a very poor slave. She is then less likely to be whipped than sold. Why then had I begged this man to beat me? I suspect, upon reflection, puzzling on this anomaly, that this act convinces the slave that she is truly owned, is truly under the whip, that she is truly a slave, and of this man. This reassures her, heartens her, and pleases her. To be sure, one does not wish too much of this. The slave is not stupid. - (Plunder of Gor)