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How different were such garments from the usual scanty lightness of the slave's garmenture, usually a brief, revealing garmenture permitting her the luxurious freedom of her limbs, a garmenture in which she finds herself permitted a joyous and uninhibited freedom of movement. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #887)

"Yes," I said. "In the robes of concealment, we must walk sedately, with carefully measured tread, with dignity". How else could one walk in such impediments, I wondered, so ornate and heavy, so confining and cumbersome? One is, of course, free. How different were such garments from the usual scanty lightness of the slave's garmenture, usually a brief, revealing garmenture permitting her the luxurious freedom of her limbs, a garmenture in which she finds herself permitted a joyous and uninhibited freedom of movement. To be sure, she is in her collar. "Do you think, truly," she asked, apprehensively, "that we can be successful in this?" "Yes," I said. "Do you think that anyone might take me, truly, for a slave?" she asked. - (Witness of Gor)