Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 484 | Automatically then, in virtue of the context, she became his. |
| 1 | 485 | The law is clear on this. |
| 1 | 486 | The matter is more subtle when the woman is not within a context of capture rights. |
| 1 | 487 | Here the matter differs from city to city. |
| 1 | 488 | In some cities, a woman may not, with legal recognition, submit herself to a specific man as a slave, for in those cities that is interpreted as placing at least a temporary qualification on the condition of slavery which condition, once entered into, all cities agree, is absolute. |
| 1 | 489 | In such cities, then, the woman makes herself a slave, unconditionally. |
| 1 | 490 | It is then up to the man in question whether or not he will accept her as his slave. |
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Automatically then, in virtue of the context, she became his.
The law is clear on this.
The matter is more subtle when the woman is not within a context of capture rights.
Here the matter differs from city to city.
In some cities, a woman may not, with legal recognition, submit herself to a specific man as a slave, for in those cities that is interpreted as placing at least a temporary qualification on the condition of slavery which condition, once entered into, all cities agree, is absolute.
In such cities, then, the woman makes herself a slave, unconditionally.
It is then up to the man in question whether or not he will accept her as his slave.
- (Players of Gor, Chapter )