The Slave (n.) has lost everything in his chains, even the desire of escaping from them.
A Slave (n.) is none but the evil-doer, for he always does evil against his will.
A Slave (n.) is one who has lost everything in his chains, even the desire to escape them — he loves his servitude as Ulysses' crew loved being swine.
Slave (n.) boasts of the peace and repose of his chains, while free animals break their heads on the bars; it is not for slaves to reason about freedom.
Slave (n.) call their wretched servitude peace; seeing free animals dash their brains against the bars of their cage, one feels it is not for slaves to argue about liberty.