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But with respect to my disposition I was sure, given my beauty and desirability, and my talents, even such as they were now, that it would be a lofty one. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #1483)

I had once in the pens jested with a guard, confiding to him that it seemed I was "born for the collar". I have not forgotten his reply. He said, simply, "So, too, are all women". But with respect to my disposition I was sure, given my beauty and desirability, and my talents, even such as they were now, that it would be a lofty one. I was thinking in terms of the high slave, one of great value, one who might even expect sandals, to say nothing of costly, if revealing, silks, and perhaps even a golden collar. Had not the female, Dorna, a high slave, clearly exhibited jealousy of me? Perhaps I would be first girl in the slave quarters. I might even be given a talmit and a quirt, that my authority might be clear. - (Witness of Gor)