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I could be every bit as good as a woman of this world, I was sure! I did not even look at Dorna. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #446)

The breeding takes place under the supervision of masters, or their agents, with endorsements being recorded on proper papers. I was pleased, of course, because, just as I took my feeding to be an indication that I was to be kept, if only for a time, so, too, I would interpret my being given slave wine as constituting something of a reassurance of my desirability, something in the nature of an indication that I might have been found, these men looking upon me, not without promise as a kajira, even though I was a woman of Earth. Dorna handed me the goblet. I could be every bit as good as a woman of this world, I was sure! I did not even look at Dorna. Who needed to look upon her? I stood naked before the dais, and looked up at he who sat in the thronelike chair. What could a woman of my world be before such men but their slave? And they would have it so! Choiceless we would serve, docile, obedient, fearful, overwhelmed. They were our masters. - (Witness of Gor)