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The Question Put to coin: How Can Scribes Better Engage slaves?

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[4:15 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): Tal Sirs, and Ladies, We have a singular girl to speak to us today, so i asked to come at this time to speak to us. I consider her unique in our world, a specialist of sorts and a voice and perspective we do not always get to hear. It occurred to me after i heard recently that "Kajira consider themselves as unnecessary to our RP and in fact they contribute more than just pleasure" so with the Title "How Can Scribes better Engage with Slaves please let me introduce the Coin Girl.



[4:16 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): up here please


[4:17 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): "you may begin"


[4:17 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): yes, Mistress.


4:14 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): The Question Put to coin: How Can Scribes Better Engage slaves?

-Answered with permission of Masters of me: Edwin Alter and Caius Kanellis

[4:14 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): In research, this girl found a handful of slaves with mixed responses and these are some of the findings compiled along with some questions that rose to the surface for all involved:


[4:15 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): The Mistress ((Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires))) requested I come and share on the highlighted topic at hand. To be honest this girl was perplexed as asking me contradicts some parts of my internal comprehension of the Gorean fabric she is a part of. So this girl will do her best to answer simply as she can perhaps much like an 'object' of observation, not as an instructor nor someone that knows the correct answer for there is not a singular solution.


The Mistress ((Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires))) requested I come and share on the highlighted topic at hand. To be honest this girl was perplexed as asking me contradicts some parts of my internal comprehension of the Gorean fabric she is a part of. So this girl will do her best to answer simply as she can perhaps much like an 'object' of observation, not as an instructor nor someone that knows the correct answer for there is not a singular solution.



[4:19 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): For engagement in Second Life Gor is like a creating rence paper "by slicing the stem into thin, narrow strips; ... one layer of strips is placed longitudinally, and then a shorter layer is placed latitudinally across the first layer; these two surfaces are then soaked under water, which releases a gluelike substance from the fibers, melding the two surfaces into a single, rectangular sheet; these formed sheets are then

hammered and dried in the sun; roughness is removed by polishing" John Norman, Raiders of Gor



[4:19 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): So too is engagement a process of so many factors as the people of Gor are the fibers connecting together side by side and layering to bind to make their own experiences each with its own varying style, strength, texture, breakage and rejoins.



[4:19 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Everyone can have a place in the story: an opening to respond, something consequential to do, and the freedom to be imperfect. A Scribe’s records, errands, disputes, and questions can all become experiences in the moment rather than tasks handed to a player outside RP whether Free or slave. And because the story involves real people, kindness and respect for boundaries must be part of how we write it.



[4:20 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): This girl is grateful to the Masters and Mistresses that are part of the Scribe caste and the Free she has consulted on this topic to further the discussion. Most grateful to the slaves that allowed this girl to discuss with on the topic and include their thoughts and experiences anonymously. For this question this girl will attempt her best to answer a few ways and alas it will not be all that there is. The depth and breath must be experienced, experimented with, and done first hand and observations are simply that an impression at best especially after passed through so many minds and hands.


[4:21 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): The social cliques inside the Gorean role-play community are vast and exclusionary yet folks want to intermingle for they are seeking not to be alone and do not wish to write siliques or notecards but to engage with you. Further there are varying responses with some role-playing slaves seeking to not be bothered with role-play at all and the pendulum swings directly to the side of being ignored completely unless part of the current social circle.


So this girl ponders and invites you Scribes to think along with her on the following and if you so desire to add your thoughts please do as you will and this girl will ask permission before transitioning.


[4:21 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): The question I ask myself is why such a stark response from kajire?


[4:21 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): “How do you tell when a slave character is being challenged versus the player being shut out?”


[4:23 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Role-Play In character for Engagement Scribes with slaves is to give all that are role-playing as a slave an 'in' some way to interact whether it is a command, a glance, include them in the scene.


[4:24 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): "If a slave seemed unsure how to join in, how would you open the scene to them?"


[4:25 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): @


[4:25 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): yes, Mistress?


[4:25 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): offer them food?


[4:25 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster) smiles


[4:26 PM] Edwin Alter: @


[4:26 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Thank you, Mistress food is often an excellent opportunity!


[4:26 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Yes, Master?


[4:26 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): *smiles*


[4:26 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires) looks to the girl's Master....


[4:26 PM] Edwin Alter: I might include them in my thoughts as in "noticed the girl at the edge of the room" Or comment of a small wish, like bring me a fresh candle


[4:27 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster) smiles warmly, thank you Master E of me.


[4:27 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Maybe the role-player will engage maybe they won't but at least inclusivity will allow for more opportunity. Some are more aggressive to assertive and less passive/shy so they will engage directly without an 'in' assistance.


[4:27 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): "How could a Scribe or a slave make a routine errand into RP for all parties included?"


[4:28 PM] Trygg Tyran (tryggtyran): @


[4:28 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): yes, Master


[4:29 PM] Trygg Tyran (tryggtyran): Delivery of a message, or to summon a free person who is not there, to give the kajira a chance to RP with all concerned, and by simply greeting a kajira or kajirus when he or she walks into the room


[4:29 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): @


[4:29 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster) eyes twinkle, "yes, Master!"


[4:29 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster) smiles, "yes, Mistress?"


[4:30 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): "Fetching things beyond serves of drinks, perhaps fetching of blankets if it is cold? or the night is drawing in?"


[4:30 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Yes, Mistress! Perhaps those in this moment of 'life' role-play might find that routine errand not go as smooth and not in a strictness of the Free way. But what about a moment of tripping up an error is made by the actions that lead up to the errand?


[4:31 PM] Trygg Tyran (tryggtyran): @


[4:31 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): yes, Master?


[4:32 PM] Trygg Tyran (tryggtyran): We also have a practice in the kennel of Two Scimitars, which is composed of male slaves, that the kennel will only temporarily rent a kajirus to a free person for the period that they are there to supervise them, So cleaning up a home or mining salt in a vacuum is not permitted


[4:32 PM] Victoria Forstander (evavalentino): I have to depart for the night but I'll see you all tomorrow. Have a goodnight everyone!


[4:33 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): These are interesting and different ways yes, Master! Vacuums on Gor can be dangerous for isolation is sometimes a way for folks to give up rp. yes, Master.


[4:33 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): well wishes Mistress


[4:33 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): “If your character dismisses a slave, how do you make sure the player still feels welcome to RP?”


[4:33 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): “If your character dismisses a slave, how do you make sure the player still feels welcome to RP?”


[4:33 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): "Safe Paths Lady! Thankyou again for coming"


[4:33 PM] Trygg Tyran (tryggtyran): "Be well Victoria. See you tomorrow."


[4:33 PM] Trygg Tyran (tryggtyran): @


[4:33 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): yes, Master?


[4:34 PM] Edwin Alter: Safe Paths Lady Victoria


[4:34 PM] Trygg Tyran (tryggtyran): I don't dismiss a slave, ever. I may say that they are free to serve others. But to send them away is something that we don't generally do.


[4:35 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): yes, Master! There are many ways to transition and it is fascinating your style is very considerate Master. Thank you Master.


[4:35 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Though a story as small as the time most have won't be wrapped up so swiftly in a few posts. Scribes and slaves being open to disaster and the emotional connection may or may not unfold from it.


[4:35 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster):"Do we all need to be so perfect? Are we not entertaining ourselves through mutual story telling and fantasy?"


[4:35 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): "Too many people don't do things for fear of falling. You'll never get good unless you fall. Experiences and new accomplishments are feelings we should never lose." — Robin Quivers


[4:35 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): *considers and nods*


[4:36 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): My mind flits to the struggle of Gorean online culture in Second Life and other platforms. What begins as fiction and fun transforms into something vastly different. Intrinsically undeniable yet the process of growing, understanding, learning how to exist and carrying space of a 'character' versus 'Who the actual fuck are we as a person' begins. So to does the fear sometimes grow or the doubts or the mixture of feelings "do I really want to rp in Gor?"


[4:36 PM] Victoria Forstander (evavalentino): Safe paths! Thank you for doing the summit!


[4:36 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): “So, how do you make it clear that your character’s authority stays inside the scene?”


[4:37 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Or does it?


[4:37 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Go further?


[4:38 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Further, the longer a person explores Gor and the ideas between the lines of the pages so too begin a swell of the thasa's tidal currents of emotions. The inner turmoil and struggle of "am I role-playing" or "am I a character?"


[4:38 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Often the answer is in-between and messily mixed together in the outward expressions and story that is viewable to those engaged. Whether we like it or not we are not infallible and perfectly capable of holding space to behave at all times with a clean division of multiple identities.


[4:39 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Being on a computer and in text only presents challenges unlike when interacting with someone in first life to judge and check-in truly with another.


[4:39 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): *nods knowing this is the truth*


[4:39 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): For some the journey of Gor is part of a passage of life an expression and discovery to the depths our inner selves. There is so much unraveled and reprocessed as rence plants into mash pulp for a Scribe's scrolls.


[4:40 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Much like the cross over of Lara who begins Free, is enslaved and then again Free to Rule as Tatrix of Tharna in the novels; Gor and first life are not so neatly divided up into absolutes even though the tomes are often quoted or committed to passionate fervor and easily remembered extremes.


[4:40 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires) nods and raises her hand @ slowly


[4:40 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): yes, Mistress?


[4:42 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster) listens intently.


[4:42 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): You are suggesting as 'life informs art and art informs life', we do (and i agree by the way) that the act of roleplaying informs the real life person and educated and in some way the values we play here are somewhere in us, in RL?"


[4:42 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Glad you ask Mistress, for it is a bit of both and sometimes not depending on the person yes, Mistress.


[4:42 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Thus, Out of Character Engagement for role-players while even expressed clearly the boundaries of what is in character or out of character for you...might be fiction to another. The person you are engaging with may or may not follow the same ideas or behavior with their role-play etiquette, emotional intelligence, philosophy, and second or first life experiences.


[4:43 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Lifestyle Engagement with Scribes also part of the equation for much of 'Gorean' paperwork can become dis-engagement tasks for a slave but done outside the rp space and required emotionally as an expectation as 'downtime' slave rp for a 'role-player only.


[4:43 PM] Jessika Roberts (jessikaroberts): @


[4:44 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): yes, Mistress? She smiles to the woman seated.


[4:45 PM] Jessika Roberts (jessikaroberts): I believe that a truly bad character cannot be played by a truly good person. I believe that our characters are a shadow of us, and who whom we are within at our core. Do you believe that? Can a horrible character be played by somebody who does not have a trace of that horribleness in their soul?


[4:46 PM] Edwin Alter: @


[4:47 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Do you enjoy movies and read novels by horrible or truly good people Mistress? For the juxtaposition of humanity is not 100% always in one direction, no, Mistress?


[4:47 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Yes, Master E of me?


[4:47 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster) smiles


[4:47 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): *smiles*....whispers "fascinating!"


[4:48 PM] Edwin Alter: I think it is harder for a person that isn't a "bad" or "horrible" person to play such a role but if they have seen examples either in movies books or have been mistreat by one ...


[4:48 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): @


[4:48 PM] Jessika Roberts (jessikaroberts) nods and listens, thinking. "So a horrible character may be simply a story being told by a good person?"


[4:48 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): yes, Master of me.


[4:48 PM] Edwin Alter: they can image the role and play it, might even be a good way to get over being mistreated


[4:48 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): yes, Mistress.


[4:49 PM] Jessika Roberts (jessikaroberts) nods. "Thank you, girl. You have made me think in new ways today."


[4:49 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster) listens intently and smiles to the Mistress standing knowing eager to hear her thoughts.


[4:49 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): thank you, Mistress for allowing this girl.


[4:52 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): "I believe that the best actors can indeed play bad and good, but perhaps the motivations that drive that bad can be the true dark or light. Does it mean that person cannot be compassionate to animals while hacking a person who crosses them, or harms the animals to death... i believe that is plausible. The most damaged people in the world aren't all serial killers and some of those who are appear fine except for one flaw. But i feel we have wandered, the girl who we have at our knee, may be a lifestyler in her self, is submissive or slave or feel things so keenly that 'ignoring her in SL' can cause her hurt, It is therefore about all our RP to consider and get to know the creatures at our side and incorporate them based on their natures, not just being a kajira in SL?"


[4:53 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Thank you, Mistress. This girl thinks many a slave in SL would be eager to serve if this were to be the case Mistress.


[4:53 PM] Trygg Tyran (tryggtyran): It strikes me that being a considerate player when one is roleplaying, is the key to interesting and intriguing roleplay


[4:53 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): yes Master


[4:53 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): When the arguments, plotlines and story arcs in the novels are a bounty of findings in the slave's papers! Is the slave stolen or not? Does the Free even really need those papers for isn't the collar and brand good enough? But also all those slaves without such trappings yet? How exactly do Scribes aid or fight for other Goreans in the novels?


[4:54 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Papers!


[4:54 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): "She is apparently yours. Do you have papers on her?"

"No," said Speusippus.

"Do you have friends who can vouch for you, that she is yours?"

"I am from Turia," said Speusippus. "I am a stranger in this beautiful city."

"Things, then, are not so simple," said the Archon's man. "As you can see she is not even collared or branded. She is claiming to be a free woman."

"No, Master," I said.

"Perhaps I could hold her for ten days," said the Archon's man, "and then, if there are no other claimant, turn her over to you." John Norman, Kajira of Gor


[4:54 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): What moments could begin with a missing record, a disputed name, or an errand delivered to the wrong person?”


[4:55 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): *nods*, we do love our papers


[4:55 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): “When a slave makes a mistake in a scene, what makes the consequences interesting to play rather than frightening to the player?”


[4:55 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster):“How can the slave’s choices change where the scene goes?”


[4:56 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster):“I'm curious when has documentation and of papers opened a story for you? Or when have papers ended one?”


"A slave finds her wholeness and redemption in submission. To be a slave is her meaning, her identity, her nature, and joy. -John, Norman, Treasure of Gor"


[4:56 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Questions to think on and comment on if you so desire.


[4:56 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): For those that take Gor to be part of a mixture of real life and second life to fictional fantasy the validity of their slave hood whether that be immersion online only or beyond becomes a entanglement and can feel like manipulation tactic / duty to all things 'commanded' or 'requested' to or else said person is not really a 'slave' or no more Gorean than an Earth worm (yes, truly).


[4:56 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): "I know it well, Master," she said. "On this world, the law even, as I am a slave, in all its force, puts me in your total power." John Norman, Guardsman of Gor


[4:57 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Further, if you are part of the Gorean world in second life the validity argument occurs often and punishes the person that is the most capable with digs for over commitment on time, access and emotional efforts. To break the immersion to protect one another or ourselves is at times necessary and having a 'scroll' and 'legal' understanding that we are engaging in the spirit of Gor as much as we can it is not often beneficial or rewarded for a slave to do so. Though Scribes of Gor in the novels have done it for their own in the books.


So why not you?


[4:57 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): "It seems you are a slave," said Talena.

"I have always been a slave, Mistress," said Lady Tuta.

Talena turned to one of her counselors, and they conferred.

"Are you a legal slave, my child?" asked one of the counselors, a scribe of the law.

"No, Master," said the woman.

"You are then a legally free female?" asked the scribe.

"Yes, Master," she said.

"It is then sufficient," said the scribe to Talena." John Norman, Magicians of Gor


[4:57 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): The challenges of course are apparent to most of us presently as is the human condition and madness to keep repeating and trying thusly to succeed.


[4:58 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): “How can someone say ‘I can play this scene, but I cannot take on daily paperwork’ without having their character’s commitment questioned?”


[4:58 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): “If a interactions land poorly, how do you check in without breaking the RP for everyone and be discreet?”


[4:59 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): “Can you give one example of what you would write or say in that moment?”


[4:59 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): The one idea that stood out among all the thoughts from people I asked was a single word.


[5:00 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Kindness.


[5:00 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): People are starving for kindness, to know that their role-play as a person is appreciated and wanted. Granted most will not ever admit it or even outright refute this observation but people just want to be accepted to be part of the story however that looks for them.


[5:00 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): “When you arise in the morning think of what a privilege it is to be alive, to think, to enjoy, to love ...” - Marcus Aurealius


[5:00 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): *beams*


[5:00 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Much of what is known about Goreans for most folks on their first steps to discovery are looking through Second Life notecards i.e. scrolls and tomes. So thank you Scribes for the vast amount of documentation you have created and shared about the world of Second Life Gor. Thank you Scribes for the gift of serving you on various levels that you permit for a slave is forever joyous to be of use.


[5:01 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Interactions in the Gorean world are ones of extreme visceral power differentials and most folks do not have the skills to navigate and care for one another after role-playing terrible and wonderful things no matter the type of Gorean engagement involved. The resources of Scribes via classes and or libraries detailing boundaries, role-play etiquette, and education on navigating care are paramount to the continuation of successful Gorean engagements.


[5:01 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): “What would role-play or Gorean Scribe engagement look like if using 'the resources' 'notecards/scrolls' happened in the actual experience?”


[5:01 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Thusly between the lines of emotes and dialogue of being simply Gorean please remember, "Though I am a natural slave," she said, "there was time when I was not a legal slave. I was once, in the eyes of the law, a free woman." John Norman, Renegades of Gor.


[5:02 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Many on Gor are literate and such is still the case with Online Second Life Gor so thank you for the things you have done and continue to do Scribes.


[5:02 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): Perhaps with the will and the work of Scribes in Gor the future Goreans will also too be literate at last.


[5:02 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster): In love and service this girl answers the question to her best ability.


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[5:05 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires): *beams and approaches, bends and gives the girl a big hug* "I am sure you have surprised many today and to be honest lovely girl i know you have given me much to think about!"...."I thank your owners, "Sirs thankyou for allowing Coin to come and do this today...and thankyou Coin.... you are remarkable!"


[5:05 PM] Ceres1962 well spoken coin thank you and some valuable points.


[5:05 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster) blushes as she hugs the Mistress in shock with the hug giggles.


[5:05 PM] Edwin Alter smiles proudly


[5:05 PM] TʜᴇCᴏɪɴGɪʀʟ™ (thecoingirl.monster) as she kneels at the Mistress feet respectfully.


[5:05 PM] Trygg Tyran (tryggtyran): `*.¸.*´ `*.¸.*´

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[5:05 PM] Trygg Tyran (tryggtyran): (¸.•´ (¸.•´ .•´ ¸¸.•¨¯`•APPLAUSE •`¯¨• ¸¸ `•. `•.¸) `•.¸)

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[5:06 PM] Caius Kanellis (fleshcrow): nods. "certainly"


[5:06 PM] Trygg Tyran (tryggtyran): "Well done girl! A lot to think about"


[5:06 PM] Duncan Willis: Well done Coin. Thank you for being frank and candid, wise words well spoken.


[5:06 PM] Myriam-A. Aurelius Antoninus (noirnyte.spires) taps her shoulder in the proud Gorean fashion.


[5:06 PM] Edwin Alter: and thank you for having her speak to such a honorable room

 
 
 

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