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It was that which had, in this place, given him, a stranger here, such power over me, not that such as he did not, independently, in a sense, have absolute power over one such as I. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #700)

That he had no such permission seemed clear in Aynur's attitude. Did she wish that it had been she, instead, who had been found in the garden? Why had I not resisted? Why had I not called out for the guards? Surely Aynur would wish to know that. She must not learn that I had been near the wall! That is why I had not resisted, why I had not cried out, of course, because I had been near the wall. It was that which had, in this place, given him, a stranger here, such power over me, not that such as he did not, independently, in a sense, have absolute power over one such as I. But I knew that this was false, of course. I had disrobed quickly enough. I had obeyed quickly enough. - (Witness of Gor)