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| | The 'Rights' of the Enslaved |
 | | The slave in itself is seen as property, an item whose sole purpose is to bring pleasure to the owner and/or comfort to his life. |
 | | The female slave seeks to give all, selflessly, knowing that she, as she is a mere slave, a rightless animal owned by her master, one who can be bought and sold at his least whim, can make no claims, that she deserves nothing, and is entitled to not the least attention or consideration. |
 | | Her name might be changed, or altered, as often as a Master wished. |
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