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It is a common game or prank of mischievous young rowdies on the streets or in the marketplaces to suddenly, unexpectedly, tug the knot free. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #1220)

This was a reference to a loop at the left shoulder of some slave tunics. The tunic, short, loosely draped, flowing, is fastened by a single, soft, narrow strap at the left shoulder, opportunely situated for the right-handed master, which strap, given the nature of the knot, may be undone with a casual tug, this dropping the garment to the slave's ankles. Whereas this arrangement is convenient for the master it is no less convenient for others. It is a common game or prank of mischievous young rowdies on the streets or in the marketplaces to suddenly, unexpectedly, tug the knot free. Needless to say this can be discomfiting to any slave, but it is particularly discomfiting to a slave who may be on an errand, a message tube tied about her neck, and her hands strapped together behind her back. Many slave tunics are held by straps at the shoulders or a neck loop, because this bares the shoulders of the girl. Needless to say, it is not unpleasant to look upon those exposed, associated, sweet, delicious softnesses and curvatures, so different from the blunt contours of the male. - (Renegades of Gor)