Justme696
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ORIGINAL: Leatherist I may get flamed by the men for saying this-but free Women were held accountable to the same conditions of honor. Slaves had none. Nor could they. As such, there were levels of respect that had to be accorded to free women-where you could ignore it with a slave. they were respected indeed. But the view changes a bit from book to book. There is always the tone to let them be slaves. A female needs it to be happy. In the link in my previous post...you see different views on the free woman. i remember in the first book I read (kajira of gor or slave girl of gor, I think). That a high official tells a free woman she is only granted to be free..because He wishes it. quote:
"You were not struck for such and absurd reason," I said, "You are, after all a free woman, and free women are entitled to insult, and attempt to demean and destroy men. It is one of their freedoms, unless men, of course, should decide to take it from them. You were struck rather, because you were attempting to manipulate me." She nodded, putting her head down."Page 422 - Mercenaries of Gor
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