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Then, for the first time in your life you had a clear, precise, meaningful identity, though it were imposed upon you, like a collar. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #587)

"The female executive," I said, "in prescribing your garmenture, the pearls, and such, saw to it that you would be exhibited in the office, despite your upper-class background, as no more than a pretty menial, that you would be, if only in contrast with herself, displayed as, and presented as, no more than an attractive triviality". "How then could I appear otherwise?" "You were not otherwise," I said, "until you were sold in Kailiauk, until you were put on a chain. Then you became something. Then, for the first time in your life you had a clear, precise, meaningful identity, though it were imposed upon you, like a collar. Then, for the first time in your life, you had an actual value". "I see," she said, "the unenslaved slave is nothing, but the enslaved slave has a value, and a meaning". "Yes," I said. - (Savages of Gor)