Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 24 | 508 | She is now vulnerable, absolutely choiceless, owned, and must obey, and in this she finds redemption and salvation. |
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Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 24 | 505 | But she would belong to a master, to whom she would owe all, and have no choice but to yield all. |
| 24 | 506 | No longer would calculation and business enter into her relationships, no more than into the relationship of a sleen and her master. |
| 24 | 507 | No longer must she strive to protect an imposed, false image, but at last was free to be herself, secure in servitude, possessed and treasured, dominated, helpless and loving, the last particle of will removed from her, even the last iota of self-entrapping, troublesome waywardness no longer permitted to her. |
| 24 | 508 | She is now vulnerable, absolutely choiceless, owned, and must obey, and in this she finds redemption and salvation. |
| 24 | 509 | In her chains she finds comfort, meaning, identity, and reassurance. |
| 24 | 510 | She gladly exchanges one liberty for another, that of intimidation, stratification and convention, of misery and loneliness, and unhappiness, for another, that of owning no option but to obey and please, to serve and love. |
| 24 | 511 | No longer does she wander in forlorn distress in fields alien to her very nature; in being wanted by a man, and belonging to him, she has come to that country which she has long sought, and never dared to enter, that of herself. |
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But she would belong to a master, to whom she would owe all, and have no choice but to yield all.
No longer would calculation and business enter into her relationships, no more than into the relationship of a sleen and her master.
No longer must she strive to protect an imposed, false image, but at last was free to be herself, secure in servitude, possessed and treasured, dominated, helpless and loving, the last particle of will removed from her, even the last iota of self-entrapping, troublesome waywardness no longer permitted to her.
She is now vulnerable, absolutely choiceless, owned, and must obey, and in this she finds redemption and salvation.
In her chains she finds comfort, meaning, identity, and reassurance.
She gladly exchanges one liberty for another, that of intimidation, stratification and convention, of misery and loneliness, and unhappiness, for another, that of owning no option but to obey and please, to serve and love.
No longer does she wander in forlorn distress in fields alien to her very nature; in being wanted by a man, and belonging to him, she has come to that country which she has long sought, and never dared to enter, that of herself.
- (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 24)