The only person who can answer your question is a giant mutated
mushroom, as he appears to be the only person who lives in some "lost
Gloriana."

However, the question you have asked to this mutated mushroom makes a
very curious question about issues of slavery and being "forced" to act
in certain ways.

First you must ask if it is possible for one person to know what is in
the best intrest of others or not, and if the answer to that is yes,
then you must ask if you can compell a person by use of force to do
something that is in thier best intrest. For example, can a parent force
a child to remove its hand from a fire with brute strength or must they
have a dialogue first?

If however your answer to the fist question is no, then you must ask if
a person should be allowed to force others to act a certain way even
without brute strength. As the book of Roark suggests, the inane morals
and traditions of a society can be the strongest chains of bondage, and
its imperitive that you find a way to break free from such chains before
you find yourself unable to even see the chains.

Lastly, as a side note about the Glorious Glomdoring and all that is
wonderfull. Shadows only bind those who require light to see, those who
can see in darkness are free from all bondages.

Glory be to Glomdoring,

Daganev Treeripper, the Merciless.

Penned by my hand on the 13th of Tzarin, in the year 134 CE.