Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 34 | 172 | "I suppose so, Master," I said. |
| 34 | 173 | "I do not know". |
| 34 | 174 | "It is incredible that there should be any," he said, "given the depth and extensiveness of the masculinist conditioning programs to which they are subjected, the values they are trained to accept, the seeking of which is reinforced, the models they are encouraged to emulate, the images which are held forth for them to fulfill, the manifold enticements and rewards offered for male surrogation, the contempt in which love and service, and biological womanhood, are held. |
| 34 | 175 | It is as though all the forces of communication, education and law had gone insane, with no better objective than to bring the sexes to ruin, destroy the human gene pool and doom the species". |
| 34 | 176 | "Only there, Master," I said. |
| 34 | 177 | "Not here". |
| 34 | 178 | "How is it that a woman like you should have come from such a place?" he asked. |
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"I suppose so, Master," I said.
"I do not know".
"It is incredible that there should be any," he said, "given the depth and extensiveness of the masculinist conditioning programs to which they are subjected, the values they are trained to accept, the seeking of which is reinforced, the models they are encouraged to emulate, the images which are held forth for them to fulfill, the manifold enticements and rewards offered for male surrogation, the contempt in which love and service, and biological womanhood, are held.
It is as though all the forces of communication, education and law had gone insane, with no better objective than to bring the sexes to ruin, destroy the human gene pool and doom the species".
"Only there, Master," I said.
"Not here".
"How is it that a woman like you should have come from such a place?" he asked.
- (Dancer of Gor, Chapter )