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But now when she looks upon a young man, in the markets or plazas, or theater, or elsewhere, what is she to think? Is he one of those who put the collar on her? She does not know. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #342)

For the band on her throat may be something which she feels should be there. It may be something which she has always, in her secret heart, wanted there. The collar, then, in one case or another, may be removed or not. But now when she looks upon a young man, in the markets or plazas, or theater, or elsewhere, what is she to think? Is he one of those who put the collar on her? She does not know. If he is, he will know her, and she will know that he knows. Is he one of them? How does she understand that expression, that smile? Is it meaningful? Does he think she is a slave! Does she redden beneath her veils? Similarly, the young man, seeing her in public, will remember her, and well. Does she still wear the collar? He does not know. - (Magicians of Gor)