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I thought she might have a tendency at present to be a bit short-tempered or nasty, perhaps having been raised in too luxurious or pampering a background, or from obtaining her way too frequently or too easily, perhaps from fearful domestics or indulgent parents, but I effected nothing critical. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #925)

Another of her attractions, as I have suggested, was her intelligence. This trait tends to be of considerable interest to most Gorean males. The life one shares with a slave is, of course, multidimensional. I thought she might have a tendency at present to be a bit short-tempered or nasty, perhaps having been raised in too luxurious or pampering a background, or from obtaining her way too frequently or too easily, perhaps from fearful domestics or indulgent parents, but I effected nothing critical. A whip can quickly take that out of a woman. In the hands of a competent master I had little doubt she would come about quickly. I recalled a slave I had once owned for a time, named Elinor. - (Beasts of Gor)