History Main / BeautifulSlaveGirl

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** In an episode of StarTrekEnterprise, this is heavily subverted, because it turns out that Orion women rule their society, using hormones that MoreThanMindControl all men. This has become FanonDiscontinuity for [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe obvious reasons]], and the StarTrek2009 film seems to have made this outright DisContinuity.

** In an episode of StarTrekEnterprise, this is heavily subverted, because it turns out that Orion women rule their society, using hormones that MoreThanMindControl all men. This has become FanonDiscontinuity for [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe obvious reasons]].

* In an episode of StarTrekEnterprise, this is heavily subverted, because it turns out that Orion women rule their society, using hormones that MoreThanMindControl all men. This has become FanonDiscontinuity for [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe obvious reasons]].

* Taura in ''VorkosiganSaga'' is interesting in that she combines this with HotAmazon.

A girl who is born a slave and then grows up to become beautiful is instead about the contrast between her beauty and her circumstances. "A lily among the weeds," nevermind the UnfortunateImplications that other slaves are all weeds, beauty is a measure of a woman's worth, and that it's okay to enslave men and plain women.

A girl who is born a slave and then grows up to become beautiful is instead about the contrast between her beauty and her .circumstances. "A lily among the weeds," nevermind the UnfortunateImplications that other slaves are all weeds, beauty is a measure of a woman's worth, and that it's okay to enslave men and plain women.

* Oola in ''ReturnOfTheJedi''.

* The Orion slave girls from ''StarTrek'', though it's debated as to whether or not who's in control.

A girl who is born a slave and then grows up to become beautiful is instead about the contrast between her beauty and her .circumstances. "A lily among the weeds," nevermind the UnfortunateImplication that other slaves are all weeds, or that beauty is a measure of a woman's worth and that it's okay to enslave men and plain women.

A girl who is born a slave and then grows up to become beautiful is instead about the contrast between her beauty and her .circumstances "A lily among the weeds," nevermind the UnfortunateImplication that other slaves are all weeds, or that beauty is a measure of a woman's worth and that it's okay to enslave men and plain women.

A girl who is born a slave and then grows up to become beautiful is instead about the contrast between her beauty and her circumstances. "A lily among the weeds." Nevermind the UnfortunateImplication that other slaves are all weeds, or that beauty is a measure of a woman's worth and that it's okay to enslave men and plain women.

GoGoEnslavement and BatheHerAndBringHerToMe both are based on the idea that enslaving a beautiful woman is exciting. It's about dominance and power being combined with sex which apparently turns some people on. (However it's not accepted behavior- so it's usually the villain who engages in it).

A girl who is born a slave and then grows up to become beautiful is instead about the contrast between her beauty and her circumstances. "A lily among the weeds." Nevermind the UnfortunateImplication that other slaves are all weeds, or that beauty is a measure of a girl's worth, and that it's okay to enslave ugly girls.

Because of this it's more likely to be the setup to a RescueRomance. There is also more likely to be emphasis on the girl's purity as well. And the idea that goodness and beauty can be found anywhere, not just in prosperity.

A girl who is born a slave and then grows up to become beautiful is instead about the contrast between her beauty and her circumstances. "A lily among the weeds." (Never mind the UnfortunateImplication that other slaves are all weeds, or that beauty is a measure of a girl's worth, and that it's okay to enslave ugly girls.)

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* Half-human and half-Esper Terra Branford in ''FinalFantasyVI'' was captured by the Empire as a child and later enslaved using a {{mind control device}} to become their weapon of mass destruction.

[[caption-width-right:350:And that's the way you do it!]]

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* In ''MobileSuitGundamUnicorn'', [[spoiler:Marida Cruz]] was revealed to have been sold into prostitution at a young age until she was rescued by Suberoa. This upbringing left her stoic and sterile due to repeated abortions.

* Half-human and half-Esper Terra Branford in ''FinalFantasyVI'' was taken by the Empire at a young age and later enslaved using a {{mind control device}} to become their weapon of mass destruction.

* Varinia in {{Spartacus}}

A girl who is born a slave and then grows up to become beautiful is instead about the contrast between her beauty and her circumstances. "A lily among the weeds." (Never mind the UnfortunateImplication that other slaves are all weeds, or that beauty is a measure of a girl's worth, and that it's okay to enslave ugly girls.")

Examples:

* Maeve of Victoria Hanley's ''The Healer's Keep.'' The B-plot of the book involves her escaping slavery to avoid becoming the SexSlave to the BigBad. And yes, RescueRomance is involved.