sentences:  Essentially, Booth points out that although the speaker conforms with the traditional "slave" metaphor, he appears to almost resent his place in a relationship that is ultimately debilitating.Scholarly critic Gertrude Garrigues argues that Shakespeare's use of slave imagery is simply symbolic of man as a "slave of the senses".Garrigues counters Booth's argument in her assertion that the speaker is simply a slave to his own feelings and not a slave to the dark lady.