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But, in time, it is likely that their relationship, mercifully, as such things fade into the past and tend to be forgotten, will become a simpler one, that merely of master and slave. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #1378)

The woman is then thought, in effect, to be beginning life anew, but now as a mere property, a mere animal. To be sure, her past status and deeds do remain a part of her history, even if she is now only an animal. Thus, at least for a time, a master might relish the consideration that his abject slave was once perhaps a haughty free woman, or such. But, in time, it is likely that their relationship, mercifully, as such things fade into the past and tend to be forgotten, will become a simpler one, that merely of master and slave. "In my uses of the former Lady Claudia, in the cell," I said, "I sometimes gave her the use name of 'Chloe'". "A Cosian name," observed Calliodorus. "She had declared for Cos," I reminded him. - (Renegades of Gor)