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To be sure, her relationship to him, that of his teacher, she then in her late twenties, in a graduate seminar on gender studies, in which he was one of the few males in the class, had been a strained one. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #58)

Surely he must be a relation, perhaps even the son, of he whom she had known, so many years before. It could not be a simple, merely uncanny coincidence, surely not. There must be some relationship with the other, he from long ago, a cousin, a son, a brother's son, something. To be sure, her relationship to him, that of his teacher, she then in her late twenties, in a graduate seminar on gender studies, in which he was one of the few males in the class, had been a strained one. He had failed to conform. He had not seemed to understand the nature of the class, which was to selectively and unilaterally propagandize a view, or, better, to raise the consciousness of such as he. She had failed him, of course, for his consciousness had not been raised. - (Prize of Gor)