Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 9 | 536 | How else can we be fulfilled? How else can we be women? How else can we find ourselves?" I was silent. |
| 9 | 537 | "Is it not part of our dreams?" she asked. |
| 9 | 538 | "The perfect master? He who will embond us mercilessly, who will conquer and overwhelm us, and whom we must serve with helpless perfection?" I was silent. |
| 9 | 539 | "But, of course," she said, "we wish to reassure ourselves that the master is a master, that he is a true master, that he is strong". |
| 9 | 540 | "Continue," I said. |
| 9 | 541 | "That, I think," she said, "is where the whip, the quirt, the switch, the strap, the ropes, the collar, the blindfold, the gag, the chains, come in. |
| 9 | 542 | They put us obviously at the mercy, and helplessly so, of he at whose mercy we desire to be, and helplessly so". |
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How else can we be fulfilled? How else can we be women? How else can we find ourselves?" I was silent.
"Is it not part of our dreams?" she asked.
"The perfect master? He who will embond us mercilessly, who will conquer and overwhelm us, and whom we must serve with helpless perfection?" I was silent.
"But, of course," she said, "we wish to reassure ourselves that the master is a master, that he is a true master, that he is strong".
"Continue," I said.
"That, I think," she said, "is where the whip, the quirt, the switch, the strap, the ropes, the collar, the blindfold, the gag, the chains, come in.
They put us obviously at the mercy, and helplessly so, of he at whose mercy we desire to be, and helplessly so".
- (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter )