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The males, of course, exact their dues in such matters, for lengthy and delicious compensations in such matters are in order; there is always much that one can do to a slave, and have from her. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #1275)

This is apparently particularly unpleasant, it seems, to be seen so not only by contemptuous free women but by other slaves, as well, who will ridicule and jeer them. The slave girl's protection and champion is the master, who stands between her and others, particularly between her and free women; he is the shield behind which she hopes to be sheltered, nurtured, and loved, a shield without which she, a slave, would be vulnerable not only to abuse and cruelty, but even physical jeopardy. The slave has always depended on lustful, virile males for her protection, and, indeed, often for her very life. The males, of course, exact their dues in such matters, for lengthy and delicious compensations in such matters are in order; there is always much that one can do to a slave, and have from her. One of the joys of a slave in her master's arms is that he is permitting her to please him, though she is only a slave. But then she is put through ecstasies that obliterate in storms of passion all but his conquest of her, ecstasies in which she can scarcely think and can do little but cry out and feel, turbulences impossible to the free woman, scarcely endurable raptures that enforce upon her the understanding that she wears a slave collar. "Master?" said Publia. - (Renegades of Gor)