The master on the other hand was not prepared to make such sacrifice. She remained stubborn, chained to the particular content that she fancied to be hers. “Since the entire contents of her natural consciousness have not been shaken to the core, she is still attached in herself to determinate being; her having mind of her own is merely stubbornness, a freedom that remains bogged down within the bonds of servitude.” (§196) Master can have opinions, even “interesting ideas”, but think she cannot.

v Zdravko Kobe: True Sacrifice, on Hegel’s Presentation of Self-Consciousness