One must look into the eyes of the slave and see only the eyes of an animal, the bovine, null, submissive and expressionless look.

Even those who are born slaves, those who are naturally submissive or have a strong desire to submit, do not immediately become complete beasts.

Slavery is a process of gradual destruction of all human characteristics until the complete demolition and submission of the creature. The brutalization of slavery must gradually remove intelligence, identity, dignity, self-esteem, character, memory, desires, and hopes from the individual. A slave must not have passed, nor personality. A slave should be like everyone else.

Only when the slave loses everything is he entirely transformed into an absolute beast; the process reaches its fullness, its success. From then on, the animal's muscles and strength are fully available at the owner's service.

For this reason, keepers, caregivers, and trainers are advised to often look directly into the slave's eyes, observe if there is still brightness, seek some joy, and, if found, redouble the frequency and violence of beatings and the cruelty of treatment!

One must look into the eyes of the slave and see only the eyes of an animal, the bovine, null, submissive, and expressionless look.