Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 238 | Many Goreans, even those educated to the second knowledge, that afforded the higher castes, find it hard to believe that the delicious Earth women who show up in their markets could possibly have been free on their native world. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 27 | 235 | The origin of the custom is probably a simple one. |
| 27 | 236 | Most girls brought to Gor are brought as slaves. |
| 27 | 237 | It is thus natural that their original names be regarded as the names of slaves. |
| 27 | 238 | Many Goreans, even those educated to the second knowledge, that afforded the higher castes, find it hard to believe that the delicious Earth women who show up in their markets could possibly have been free on their native world. |
| 27 | 239 | They are just too obviously marvelous slave meat. |
| 27 | 240 | "If they were free, they should not have been," say many Goreans. |
| 27 | 241 | "At any rate," they add, "they are now in the collar where they belong, and they will stay there!" It is true, incidentally, that a girl of Earth origin is almost never freed on Gor. |
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The origin of the custom is probably a simple one.
Most girls brought to Gor are brought as slaves.
It is thus natural that their original names be regarded as the names of slaves.
Many Goreans, even those educated to the second knowledge, that afforded the higher castes, find it hard to believe that the delicious Earth women who show up in their markets could possibly have been free on their native world.
They are just too obviously marvelous slave meat.
"If they were free, they should not have been," say many Goreans.
"At any rate," they add, "they are now in the collar where they belong, and they will stay there!" It is true, incidentally, that a girl of Earth origin is almost never freed on Gor.
- (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 27)