The ritual sex is framed by Jiang as a final gift from the dead chieftain and as a reenactment of male bonding, with love directed toward the deceased rather than toward the girl.
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The ritual sex is framed by Jiang as a final gift from the dead chieftain and as a reenactment of male bonding, with love directed toward the deceased rather than toward the girl.
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"...sex with everyone? Okay. And the answer is in this world gifts are very important. Basically if you go to war and you win..."
"Okay? And so the slave girl will give you one final gift and it's most the greatest treasure that I can possibly give you..."
"Okay? And that's how they create intimacy and bonding. Because remember when you're out in war you have to be able to make the..."
"...really not a threat to the trojans in fact it's a gift from the greeks to the gods so because it's a gift to..."
"...is if you're a poet what you believe is that your gift comes from the gods and so you represent the gods but if..."
"...at once how freely the muse gave you the gods' own gift of song. Okay."
"...only a spirit of protecting you, the explanation, the power, your gift, or what you call wisdom and neglected your humanity. Erette is only..."
"...of God. They are now justified by His grace as a gift. So the redemption that is in Christ Jesus, whom God put forward..."
"...first apostles, second prophets, third teachers, then deeds of power, then gifts of healing, form of assistance, form of leadership, various kind of tongues...."
"...soul to blame that it is unable to receive such terrible gifts? Canst thou have simply come to the elect and for the elect?..."
"...that they were again led like sheep, and that the terrible gift that had brought them such suffering was at last lifted from their..."
"...the universe and this is beatrice talking to dante the greatest gift the"
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