Previous Post > ...then I read CSFB!'s tie-in. it's the price we pay for having a shared universe. > *shudder* Actually, the bigger question that slightly bothers me on a second reading is Glitch's unquestioning acceptance of sex slavery and her willingness to use or abuse innocents for her own gratification. If that scene had been about CSFB! hiring Caphan virgin girls to fondle their privates we'd all be wanting to crucify him by now.

"She's from an alien culture."

Granted, its not an argument I buy, but its one that's constantly used to explain the general squickiness of the social reltionships amongst the Caphan cast.

CSFB! just made his story more graphic (and about male slaves instead of female), but from a morality standpoint its the same.