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A '''tether''' is a [[rope]], [[chain]] or [[leash]] used to secure a [[captive]] so that he or she cannot move far from a spot. It may be used to [[confinement|confine]] the captive, either on its own or in conjunction with other [[bondage]] or [[imprisonment]] in a [[cage]] or [[cell]]. | A '''tether''' is a [[rope]], [[chain]] or [[leash]] used to secure a [[captive]] so that he or she cannot move far from a spot. It may be used to [[confinement|confine]] the captive, either on its own or in conjunction with other [[bondage]] or [[imprisonment]] in a [[cage]] or [[cell]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:26, 24 February 2021
A tether is a rope, chain or leash used to secure a captive so that he or she cannot move far from a spot. It may be used to confine the captive, either on its own or in conjunction with other bondage or imprisonment in a cage or cell.
The tether is usually fixed to a collar or to a cuff around the wrist or ankle.
A tether differs from a leash in that it is not used to lead a mobile captive, just to keep the captive in a fixed location.
Slave tethered in a dungeon
"Andromeda"
Photo by Robin Roberts
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