Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 31 | 87 | I am only a woman. |
| 31 | 88 | Why are the men of Gor different from those of Earth? Is it because poisoned minds were not brought to Gor? Is it that it is only a matter of chance, that on Earth and not Gor, due to a chance dynamic or a particular situation, the consequences of which were not understood, civilization developed not as the expression, celebration, and enhancement of nature, constituting a palace within which nature might thrive, but as its nemesis, its stunting foe? I do not know. |
| 31 | 89 | Perhaps those they call Priest-Kings, if they exist, have been thoughtful in this respect. |
| 31 | 90 | Or perhaps it is simply that the men of Gor, unlike the men of Earth, do not choose to unman themselves. |
| 31 | 91 | Why should we do so, they might ask. |
| 31 | 92 | And there is, I think, no answer to that question. |
| 31 | 93 | The men of Gor, like beasts and loving gods, subject the women they own to their total mastery. |
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I am only a woman.
Why are the men of Gor different from those of Earth? Is it because poisoned minds were not brought to Gor? Is it that it is only a matter of chance, that on Earth and not Gor, due to a chance dynamic or a particular situation, the consequences of which were not understood, civilization developed not as the expression, celebration, and enhancement of nature, constituting a palace within which nature might thrive, but as its nemesis, its stunting foe? I do not know.
Perhaps those they call Priest-Kings, if they exist, have been thoughtful in this respect.
Or perhaps it is simply that the men of Gor, unlike the men of Earth, do not choose to unman themselves.
Why should we do so, they might ask.
And there is, I think, no answer to that question.
The men of Gor, like beasts and loving gods, subject the women they own to their total mastery.
- (Explorers of Gor, Chapter )