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We were now being given time to ourselves, I suppose, kneeling there, the chain at our belly, that we might understand, and appreciate, the momentousness, at least from our point of view, of what had occurred. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #613)

He who had been nearest to me now stepped away. I, and, I gather, the others, were now, again, left kneeling, but now our heads might be up. We knelt there. We were now being given time to ourselves, I suppose, kneeling there, the chain at our belly, that we might understand, and appreciate, the momentousness, at least from our point of view, of what had occurred. Let us now, kneeling there, the chain at our belly, realize what we had done; let us now understand, and appreciate, how we might now be utterly different from what we had been before. I had kissed his whip, in giddy ecstasy! I was prepared to give myself to him, to love him! Had he so much as snapped his fingers I would have done anything! I heard, again, voices behind me. One or another of the men were coming down the line, approaching from behind. - (Witness of Gor)