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Certainly he knows how beautiful they are, and so, too, then, will his friends, and the slaves, too, will be under no delusion as to their own desirability. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #92)

There is competition amongst masters as to the beauty of their slaves, understandably enough, as there might be amongst them with respect to other estimable possessions, say, pictures, or tapestries, or, perhaps better, kaiila or hunting sleen. When a fellow gives a party for friends, if free women are not to be present, it will be served by his slave or slaves, who may well then serve naked, and in chains. It is pleasant, for example, to be served by a naked, chained slave. Certainly he knows how beautiful they are, and so, too, then, will his friends, and the slaves, too, will be under no delusion as to their own desirability. Girls in collars are seldom unaware of their attractiveness. Perhaps that is one of the reasons free women hate them so. Later she finds chains reassuring, and looks forward to her chaining, which is often a part of the routine of her day. - (Mercenaries of Gor)