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Year 10,174 Contasta Ar


Slave Sister



This is my narrative and relevant references from the Books where I discuss what one slave girl calls another.
I make no pronouncements on these matters, but report them as I find them.
Arrive at your own conclusions.

I wish you well,
Fogaban


I had a question on this topic some time ago, the topic came up again in "Have A Question?" and it has also been a topic in places like Second Life and even Real Life.

What does one slave girl call another?

I used the word sister to search the whole series. And I really did expect to find many instances where this word is used by one girl to address another. But I was surprised to find . . . that just is not the case.

Numerous girls, many, many times, in referring to other slaves, used terms such as kennel sister, chain sisters, sister slaves, pole sisters, coffle sister, collar sisters and sisters in bondage.
But the use of "Sister" is simply not prevalent (in fact, almost nonexistent).
However, finally, in book 34, I found this quote:

"Sisters!" cried Paula. "Kneel! A man approaches!"
Plunder of Gor       Book 34       Page 62

My analysis of the overall theme of the books is that, even though the word sister is rarely used in a quoted sentence, using the term to address another girl would be acceptable.

In other cases, girls referred to each other by name. Here is one example:

"El-in-or wants a master!" squealed Ute. "El-in-or wants a master!" I pursued her into the stream splashing water at her, and she fled away, stumbling, and then turned and fled back to the bank. Ute, and the others, stood there, laughing and pointing at me. I stood knee deep in the swift stream. "El-in-or wants a master!" they cried, laughing.
Captive of Gor       Book 7       Page 97

Other times the term Slave was used, as in these examples:

"Hurry, Slave! Hurry in your work!" cried Ute.
Captive of Gor       Book 7       Page 318

"I shall miss you," said Eta, kissing me. "I wish you well, Slave," she said.

Lehna, Donna and Chanda came to me, and kissed me, and hugged me. "I wish you well, Slave," they said.

"I wish you well," I said.

Slave Beads stood to one side, looking at me.

"Will you not say farewell to your sister slave?" I asked.

She came to my side, and knelt down beside me. "Yes," she said, tears in her eyes. "We are all slaves," she said. She took me in her arms and kissed me. Slave Beads was no longer the Lady Sabina. She, too, now, was only a slave. "I wish you well, Slave," she said.

"I wish you well, Slave," I said to her.
Slave Girl of Gor       Book 11       Page 191

And another term is the word Slut, as shown here:

"I am a better slave than you," said Ginger, "Slave Slut."

"No, you are not, Slave Slut," hissed Evelyn.
Savages of Gor       Book 17       Page 116

"Slut!" hissed one of the chained slaves.
Kajira of Gor       Book 19       Page 259





Here are supporting references where the word Sister is used in context:

I suddenly realized, climbing the ramps of Laura toward the compound, leashed, under guard, carrying a jar of wine on my head, balancing it with my right hand, among my sisters in bondage, breathing the fantastic air of Gor, that I was happy.
Captive of Gor       Book 7       Page 96


"I, and my five sisters in bondage, serve twenty men."

"Are they easy to please?" asked Arlene.

"No," said Constance.
Beasts of Gor       Book 12       Page 345


"Do you think me any the less conquered than Janice and Alice, my white sisters in bondage?" she asked.
Explorers of Gor       Book 13       Page 180

"Extinguish the lamps, my lovely sisters in bondage," said Aynur, pleasantly.
Witness of Gor       Book 26       Page 664


"We are all sisters," she said. "I am no more than they."

"You have pronounced yourself a slave," said Mahpiyasapa, wonderingly.

"Yes, Master," she said.

"Now," said Mahpiyasapa, "you are a slave, even if you were not before."
Blood Brothers of Gor       Book 18       Page 454


"And you are low girl here," he said, "so you will address your chain sisters as 'Mistress' as well."

"Yes, Master!" I cried.
Kajira of Gor       Book 19       Page 261


"No," laughed Corinna, "I am Gorean, and many of my Gorean collar sisters would look down on me for even speaking to an Earth-girl slave. The name 'Corinna' was put on me that I might see myself as no better than the lowliest of slaves. Too, I think my noble master, Peisistratus, finds the name sexually stimulating on a Gorean girl."
Kur of Gor       Book 28       Page 655


I frankly see no reason to believe that the women of Earth, in general, are either better looking or not when compared with their Gorean sisters, nor, of course, that they are better or worse than we.
Conspirators of Gor       Book 31       Page 40


"Allison," said Astrinax, "suppose that one of your sister slaves, in the kitchen, had been given a candy, perhaps as a tip from a customer, from waiting on the tables."
Conspirators of Gor       Book 31       Page 170


"Thank you, Master," she breathes, licking and kissing the hand which has deigned to bestow so precious a gift upon her. How proud she is then, the possessor of so rare a treat, and how envied she will be amongst her chain sisters!
Conspirators of Gor       Book 31       Page 171


Too, such garmenture is unflattering, and likely to solicit ridicule from one's sister slaves.
Conspirators of Gor       Book 31       Page 185


My hopes of acquiring a suitable master had been muchly dashed after the burning of the gambling house, and my translation, with that of my chain sisters, to the Tarsk Market.
Conspirators of Gor       Book 31       Page 200


Had they thought to sway a Gorean male? Had they no sense of the discipline under which their chain sister had been placed?
Conspirators of Gor       Book 31       Page 371


"Would you not like, kajira," said Trachinos, "to have a pretty anklet? You might then be the envy of your sister slaves."
Conspirators of Gor       Book 31       Page 412


More often I was given a harsh scolding before the other girls, concluded with a stroke or two of the switch. The point of this was more to demean and humiliate me before my sister slaves than really hurt me.
Conspirators of Gor       Book 31       Pages 465 - 466


I knew that Chloe was not happy that our first girl should be a barbarian. Indeed, I had gathered, from remarks by our Gorean chain sisters in the quarters, that such an appointment was rare.
Conspirators of Gor       Book 31       Page 507


Even I was uncomfortable, though my slave fires had not yet begun to rage in the manner of several of my chain sisters.
Conspirators of Gor       Book 31       Page 584


"Only a self-centered, simple, shallow, naive little brute," he said, "a trivial, selfish little beast, of inferior character, who would steal a candy from a sister slave, if it might be done with impunity."
Conspirators of Gor       Book 31       Page 651


Her vaunted declaration, however, had brought her only derision and mockery from her chain sisters.
. . .

How lost she was amongst us, so isolated and alone, reduced from her former status, and despised by her sister slaves.
Smugglers of Gor       Book 32       Page 64


There was laughter from several of the other cages, and I gathered that the girl from Asperiche was not popular with her chain sisters.
Smugglers of Gor       Book 32       Page 71


"Be still," said a coffle sister.
Smugglers of Gor       Book 32       Page 71


She was still reserved with me, and regarded me with condescension, but would no longer strike me, or speak to me as she had originally, perhaps if only because doing so would offer her chain sisters an excellent, and welcome, pretext for administering, given the recent past, another unpleasant lesson in civility.
Smugglers of Gor       Book 32       Page 154


How terrified had been several of my chain sisters even to think of being embarked on such a vessel.
Smugglers of Gor       Book 32       Page 235


"I trust I will be permitted a tunic," I said.

"It is not likely," he said.

"Then I would be humiliated before my sister slaves," I said.
Smugglers of Gor       Book 32       Page 471


For example, two of my friends, sister slaves, kennel sisters, Relia and Janina, I thought were quite beautiful.
Smugglers of Gor       Book 32       Page 475


Surely, I thought, her gowning would be likely to produce contempt and amusement amongst her kennel sisters, if not actual envy and hostility.
Smugglers of Gor       Book 32       Page 485


Several of her kennel sisters laughed.
Smugglers of Gor       Book 32       Page 491


Such things, doubtless, would make her resented amongst her chain sisters, but, too, they would not seem to me indications of madness, and certainly not, if there were any ground for possible airs or pretensions.
Smugglers of Gor       Book 32       Page 493


She struggled but was helpless in the hands of her chain sisters, two of whom maintained their grip on her arms, one on each side.
Smugglers of Gor       Book 32       Page 496


And now, I thought will certain slaves regale their sisters in the pens with accounts of their value, how they were bartered for a measure or two of rice?
Rebels of Gor       Book 32       Page 79


"You sought to achieve an advantage over your sister slaves," I said, "who must display themselves as commanded, uniformly."
Rebels of Gor       Book 32       Page 489


"Why are not men, male slaves, or beasts, bosk or tharlarion, used to turn the mill?" I had asked one of my chain sisters.
Plunder of Gor       Book 32       Page 141


I thrust then, again, with a rattle of chains, harder, against the pole.

My pole sisters laughed.
Plunder of Gor       Book 32       Page 143


"Mistress!" cried the girl to my left, alarmed. "The barbarian is ill, she is stricken, she has fainted!" Instantly my chain sisters stopped turning the mill.
Plunder of Gor       Book 32       Page 144


"How brave she is," marveled one of my chain sisters.
Plunder of Gor       Book 32       Page 146


I saw that the kitchen master, and my sister slaves, even Fina, understood no more of this than I.
Plunder of Gor       Book 32       Page 155


. . . Why are you not, amongst the porticoes and colonnades, chatting and gossiping with your collar sisters, seeking news, a word dropped in the tiers of the Central Cylinder becoming common knowledge by nightfall, not comparing collars and masters, not complaining about the recent quality of the tunic cloth, not whispering delightedly of the intrigues and doings of free women, and so on."
Plunder of Gor       Book 32       Page 182


The slaves are at the disposal of the men, as one would expect, but I, as a private slave, a status envied by my collar-sisters, was reserved to my master.
Plunder of Gor       Book 32       Page 236


"You are a barbarian," she sobbed.

"So I am a thousand times less than you," I said, "but we are sister slaves. Do you think the collar is on your neck less than mine?"
Plunder of Gor       Book 32       Page 658


Interestingly, I feared not only the views of the free, but those of my sister slaves.
Quarry of Gor       Book 32       Page 23


Surely several of my sister slaves were more attractive than I, though, to be sure, much depends on the interests and tastes of a given master. I was even a barbarian.
Quarry of Gor       Book 32       Page 70


"What a fool she is," said one of my sister slaves.
Quarry of Gor       Book 32       Page 88


To my amazement my two sister slaves were freed of their chains in the hold and brought to the deck.
Quarry of Gor       Book 32       Page 108


I, as were my chain sisters, was now in a brief, wrap-about yellow tunic.
Quarry of Gor       Book 32       Page 164


"Yes, Master," I said, "I know." I was pleased that I knew this, at least, for I was acutely conscious of my ignorance of thousands of things Gorean. I was often derided by my chain-sisters, if I may use the term, for my ignorance.
Quarry of Gor       Book 32       Pages 173 - 174


"Slave," I said.

"Master?" she said.

"While we wait for our tea to cool," I said, "perhaps you might, amongst your various duties, fill a pan with water, and take it outside the tavern, and cast it into the gutter, following which you might return and inform us if you have noted anything unusual in the vicinity."

"Yes, Master," she said, and withdrew.
. . .

"Withdraw," I said, "and encourage your chain sisters to leave the floor."
Warriors of Gor     Book 37     Page 286


What kajira is not eager to impress her collared sisters with the latest of her household's well-kept secrets?
Warriors of Gor     Book 37     Page 529


"My sisters now have the freedom of the deck of the Dorna," she said.
Warriors of Gor     Book 37     Page 613


Many native Gorean kajirae do not much care for their barbarian sisters.
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 33


"Stay away from the bars!" screamed the slave who had seemed so prudishly, or intolerantly, opposed to the light-hearted banter and play of her collar sisters.
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 98


After a time, some five or ten slaves returned to the enclosure, in water to their waist or thighs. They kept well to the center of the enclosure, away from the bars.

Our sisters are brave," I said.

"They are stupid," she said.
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 99


I am sure that it had not escaped his attention that the original request had been uttered by Calla. I supposed that beautiful women, even slaves, were more likely to have their requests acceded to than those of their plainer sisters. The man was clearly ready to allow us to remain on deck. I hoped we would be permitted to do so.
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 107


The house slaves commonly look down on the field slaves with contempt, feeling themselves far superior to their benighted sisters toiling in the fields and the field slaves, for their part, tend to despise their loftier sisters as smug, pampered she-urts undeserving of their soft lot.
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 143


The fellow to whom the white-clad slave had addressed herself made his way, in the light of the White Moon, to the end of our coffle where he released calla. "Girl," said he to her, "pick four sisters, fellow chain-daughters, and follow me into the palace. We are going upstairs to do some shopping."
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 145


"Yes, Master," said the slave. "Let me be marked. I beg to be marked!"

"Now," said Gordon, "let her be greeted by her sister slaves."
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 163


Surely I was under no obligation to disabuse others of mistaken assumptions, particularly if by so doing I would be likely to fare less well at the hands of sister slaves, who tend to be contemptuous of barbarians, or, worse, given what I knew and wished I did not know, place my life in jeopardy.
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 201


"One encounters barbarians on Gor. Some rich men collect them. They add variety to a pleasure garden. And do not worry so much about your sister slaves. They will have their sport, spoil your gruel, hide your blanket, tell their jokes, ventilate their jealousies and annoyances, for a time, but, a bit later, they will see you as no more than another collar sister, one who will sell for a little more or a little less than themselves."
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 214


"That seems to me mysterious. Now, I shall report what we have seen to the Shipment Master, in case he is unaware of it, and you may now, much to the chagrin of your collar sisters, have the exquisite pleasure of imparting to them the anomaly of the misplaced ul."
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 230


To possess knowledge not known to other slaves, and to impart such knowledge, perhaps furtively and secretly, bit by bit, and especially prematurely, commonly, exponentially, enhances the status, prestige, and importance of a slave amongst her collar sisters, especially if it is knowledge, gossip, or such, which Masters would presumably wish have withheld from them.
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 232


"I, with my follower, my colleague and associate, Mira," she said.

"Your worthless collar sister," he said.

"Yes, Master," she said, "I, followed by my worthless collar sister, Mira - escaping many dangers and fierce uls, discovering a formidable enemy lying in wait for your fleet of barges, transporting the goods of the noble Master Tenalian, put aside all thoughts of personal safety and, at great personal risk, in the lonely, vast, trackless, watery wilderness of the delta, imperiled by tharlarion, quicksand, serpents, sharks, and Rencers, fought my way to your side, to bring you intelligence without which you would surely have been destroyed."

"Might have been sorely discomfited," suggested the barge-master.

"Forgive the detail, Master," she said, "but I wish it to be clear, for my sake and that of simple truth, the extent of the risk, sacrifice, hardship, and heroism involved in my saving the barges, and, doubtless, many lives, including that of my collar sister, Mira."

"We have some understanding, however imperfect," said the barge-master, "of what was involved."

"Thus Master," she said, "I am confident that I may depend upon your sense of honor, so prized by you as an officer, and your recognition of fittingness, so precious to you as a man of probity and judgment, to express your appreciation of my deed, and recompense me accordingly."

"What of your collar sister?" he asked.

"She, too, surely," said Temione.
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Pages 274 - 275


"You are Mira?" he said.

"If it pleases, Master," I said.

"I fear your collar sister was displeasing," he said.

I shuddered.
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 276


"Do not damage your new collar-sister," warned the floor manager who had signed the receipt.
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 353


"Masters," they called, "patronize the Red Whip! Fine food and better paga. Rooms set aside for kaissa and stones. See our dancers. Hear our musicians. Our alcoves are plush and well furnished. Our eager, needful girls beg to be taught the meaning of their collars! Welcome, noble Masters. Are we and our sisters not of interest?"
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 356


I noted a sudden freshness, or liveliness, in the solicitations of my collar-sisters below, on either side of the entrance. A tavern's man had emerged from the tavern. I made it a point not to look at him. "Enter noble Masters," I called to those below. "Sample the delights of the Red Whip! Sample the delights of the Red Whip!" I also put my hand and arm out between the bars. Shortly thereafter, happily, he returned inside.
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 359


Whereas this seeming reduction in status may at first have stung her vanity somewhat, this annoyance was far more than compensated for by a substantial reduction in the scorn and abuse to which many of her collar-sisters had been wont to subject her.
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 372


I cast about wildly for a moment, panic-stricken, my mind blank, and then blurted out the first name that came to mind, certainly an obvious Earth name, even one familiar, that of a former fellow worker at the observatory and, later, a chain sister. "Eileen Bennett!" I said.
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 421


"I cried out my needs in my sleep," she said. "I could not help it. I was beaten awake by my outraged sisters. I was confronted. I confessed the power and constancy of obsessive thoughts, the recurrent, insistent pleading of a deep, secret self."
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 451


"Go, Mira, Xanthe," said Rupert of Hochburg, gesturing in the direction in which the Panther Girls had fled, "your sisters may need care; you may be needed."
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 466


He commonly kept me on all fours, and, when we went about, on a leash. I gathered that this was to simplify and ease my custody. How much easier this made it to have me in view and at hand! My sister slaves found this durance imposed on me amusing.
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 580


"Thank you," I said to Xanthe, "for your concern, for all that you have done."

"It is nothing," she said. "We are collar-sisters."
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 591


"Your fourteen chain sisters are Gorean," I said. "Plead for their help."

"They will not help me," she said.

"Because you are a barbarian?" I said.

"Yes," she said.
Treasure of Gor     Book 38     Page 609






























 



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