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"But that was your hope, in the beginning, was it not, Lady Labiena?" "No," said the woman, putting her head down. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #172)

Too, it is not likely that it would even be fully meaningful to her, as she is free, and would thus not be able to understand it as it is meant to be understood, in the helpless depths of an owned belly". "Is she being held for ransom?" I asked. "No," said my hostess. "But that was your hope, in the beginning, was it not, Lady Labiena?" "No," said the woman, putting her head down. "But when it was learned that she had been so foolish as to have permitted herself to be captured," said my hostess, "she was cast off by her family, and sworn from the Home Stone". I doubted that she had been foolish, so perhaps she had been, on some level, reckless or careless, perhaps reluctant to take certain precautions, had perhaps, as the saying is, "courted the collar". I wondered who had captured her, and why he had not enslaved her or sold her. - (Mercenaries of Gor)