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Where else could one obtain so remarkable and lovely a commodity, with so many delicious applications, at so reasonable a cost? The slave is without defenses; she is utterly and perfectly vulnerable. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #394)

Indeed, beautiful objects, in the usual sense of the word, are often more expensive than a slave. Indeed, that is one of the pleasant things about the purchasing of a slave; one obtains not only an exquisitely beautiful object, but so much more. As female slaves are common on Gor their prices are usually within range. Where else could one obtain so remarkable and lovely a commodity, with so many delicious applications, at so reasonable a cost? The slave is without defenses; she is utterly and perfectly vulnerable. Whether she is treated with cruelty or kindness is up to the master; whether she is clothed or fed is up to the master; whether she is caressed or whipped is up to the master; whether she is chained naked in a hole or allowed to rove about delightedly in her collar and tunic is up to the master. He is master; he dominates; she is surrendered; she submits, she is his, she is slave. And she is eager to be found a pleasing slave. - (Beasts of Gor)