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Letter F of Gor
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Feast slave: Specially trained slaves, rented to serve at banquets and special occasions.
Field slave: Slaves used to work in the fields, cultivating the soil.
Fighting slave: Fighting Slaves were trained to be body guards or fighting in the arena for the pleasure of the Free.
Finch: The finch is found in the Ua jungle. It lives in both the canopy and ground zones. There are many varieties of this bird, including the insectivorous whistling finch.
First girl: When multiple girls are on one chain, the owner will sometimes appoint a girl to be in charge. This way, the owner does not need to deal with the petty squabbles of the slaves.
Fisher: The feathers of the fisher, a long-legged, wading bird found in the jungles of Ushindi, are used in the making of the elaborate headdress of the Ubar Bila Huruma.
Fleer: The fleer can be found in the forests of Gor, the Ua jungles as well as the barrens. In the forests, the fleer is hook-billed, hunting the nocturnal forest urt. In the jungles, it is found in the emergent zones, that area above the canopy and is described as having a long-bill. The fleer of the barrens, also called the Corn Bird or Maize Bird, is large and yellow, with a long, sharp bill.
Flute girl: Flute girls are able to play the single or double flute. Aside for her musical talents, she is often rented out for feasts or parties, and will provide music as well as sexual favors to the guests.
Forest urt: A nocturnal rodent found in the forests of Gor. It is rather large, the size of a cat or small dog.
Free Companionship: On Gor, a Free Man and a Free Woman (or the family of either) may, for any number of reasons, decide to legally bind their lives together. This is the institution of Free Companionship.
Free Man: This is any male that is not enslaved. The Gorean Male embodies the essence of Gor, that which is the backbone of the culture, philosophies and ideals. That essence is summed up in four words; "Be True to Nature." The natural order is that of male dominance.
Free Woman:
Fruit tindel: See tindel
Field slave: Slaves used to work in the fields, cultivating the soil.
Fighting slave: Fighting Slaves were trained to be body guards or fighting in the arena for the pleasure of the Free.
Finch: The finch is found in the Ua jungle. It lives in both the canopy and ground zones. There are many varieties of this bird, including the insectivorous whistling finch.
First girl: When multiple girls are on one chain, the owner will sometimes appoint a girl to be in charge. This way, the owner does not need to deal with the petty squabbles of the slaves.
Fisher: The feathers of the fisher, a long-legged, wading bird found in the jungles of Ushindi, are used in the making of the elaborate headdress of the Ubar Bila Huruma.
Fleer: The fleer can be found in the forests of Gor, the Ua jungles as well as the barrens. In the forests, the fleer is hook-billed, hunting the nocturnal forest urt. In the jungles, it is found in the emergent zones, that area above the canopy and is described as having a long-bill. The fleer of the barrens, also called the Corn Bird or Maize Bird, is large and yellow, with a long, sharp bill.
Flute girl: Flute girls are able to play the single or double flute. Aside for her musical talents, she is often rented out for feasts or parties, and will provide music as well as sexual favors to the guests.
Forest urt: A nocturnal rodent found in the forests of Gor. It is rather large, the size of a cat or small dog.
Free Companionship: On Gor, a Free Man and a Free Woman (or the family of either) may, for any number of reasons, decide to legally bind their lives together. This is the institution of Free Companionship.
Free Man: This is any male that is not enslaved. The Gorean Male embodies the essence of Gor, that which is the backbone of the culture, philosophies and ideals. That essence is summed up in four words; "Be True to Nature." The natural order is that of male dominance.
Free Woman:
Fruit tindel: See tindel
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