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"Do you, who are owned," I asked, "think to bargain with masters?" Did she not know that she, if her captors wished, was theirs in her entirety? Why had I been so angry with her? Why had such terrible words sprung up so wildly and spontaneously from hitherto unfathomed depths within me? I looked at her beauty. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #1067)

I do not know why I then said to her what I did. For some reason I was furious. "Shut up," I said to her, "you stupid little slave!" She looked at me with horror. "Do you, who are owned," I asked, "think to bargain with masters?" Did she not know that she, if her captors wished, was theirs in her entirety? Why had I been so angry with her? Why had such terrible words sprung up so wildly and spontaneously from hitherto unfathomed depths within me? I looked at her beauty. I saw it then, suddenly, and deliciously and marvelously, as a slave's beauty. In every woman there is a slave, in every man a slaver. She put down her head, not daring to meet my eyes in that moment. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)