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Surely, she thought, there must be some way to trick them out of their power! But she feared that these men were not so stupid. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #96)

So I am of no concern to him, she thought, except insofar as my flanks might be of some interest! But then, suddenly, she feared it was true. Indeed, of what other interest could she, or such as she, on this world, be to any man? Again she remembered the bound, naked beauties in the corridor. Here, on this world, she feared that men were the masters and would simply, as they wished, have their way with women, doing as they pleased with them, as is the wont of masters; she feared that everything would be on their terms, on the terms of the men, on the terms of the masters, fully, precisely. Surely, she thought, there must be some way to trick them out of their power! But she feared that these men were not so stupid. No, in no particle, manner or facet, in no way, would they give up their power. They were not stupid. She dared not break position. - (Prize of Gor)