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That, at least, had seemed clear from the attitudes and interests of those to whose scrutiny I had been subjected, the strangers, my apparent purchasers, those who had assessed me in the pens, I performing before them, nude, clad only in my collar. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #261)

Surely I was not booty in the sense of these. I had been paid for. What was I doing here? Surely I had been brought here at least in part for the typical purposes of one such as I. That, at least, had seemed clear from the attitudes and interests of those to whose scrutiny I had been subjected, the strangers, my apparent purchasers, those who had assessed me in the pens, I performing before them, nude, clad only in my collar. But I did not think I had been brought here merely for the typical purposes of one such as I. Surely there was more to it than that. I thought of these things, standing by the bars. - (Witness of Gor)