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I sensed, as I had long before, in the library, that he, in his power, intelligence, and maleness, was totally my superior, indeed, that I could at best be little more than an animal at his feet. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #235)

It had sounded different, somehow. I suddenly feared that I might have any name, almost like a dog. How incredibly attractive he was to me! How weak he made me feel! I thought that I was, as human beings went, quite intelligent, but before this man, before such a man, I sensed that my intelligence was as nothing. I sensed, as I had long before, in the library, that he, in his power, intelligence, and maleness, was totally my superior, indeed, that I could at best be little more than an animal at his feet. "Hold still," he said. He crouched before me, the whip in his hand. "What are you going to do?" I asked. - (Dancer of Gor)