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Accordingly, the red savages enjoy showing them off, exhibiting them, displaying them, as signs of their prowess, their success, their wealth. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #84)

Several of these were slaves of the Isbu but others were brought in by the visiting bands, the Isanna, and the others. This probably had to do with pride, vanity, jubilation, high spirits, and such. The white female slave, in her way, particularly if she is a new slave, is a trophy in the Barrens, much as kaiila captured from white men, or such beasts captured from enemies might be. Accordingly, the red savages enjoy showing them off, exhibiting them, displaying them, as signs of their prowess, their success, their wealth. This practice seems to say, "Ho, this was a woman of the enemy! I brought her to my camp naked, on a rope, like a kaiila! I ran her hard beside my beast! She is rested now. I have not given her clothing! I keep her naked, like a kaiila! See her, behold her! She is pretty, is she not? She now belongs to me! I have made her my slave. See, my collar is on her neck! She is now mine to do with as I please. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)