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"I wonder if any man understands the meaning to a woman of her brand and collar, the particular meaning to her, not to him, of being owned, how exciting and glorious it is, how it debases and dignifies us, how it reduces and exalts us, how it makes us meaningless and gives us meaning, how in denying us all it bestows upon us everything, how it enflames us. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #1725)

"Are you not curious, as to why we make such excellent slaves?" "Such things are not important," he said. "Yes, Master," she whispered. She then again pressed her lips softly to his thigh. "I wonder if any man understands the meaning to a woman of her brand and collar, the particular meaning to her, not to him, of being owned, how exciting and glorious it is, how it debases and dignifies us, how it reduces and exalts us, how it makes us meaningless and gives us meaning, how in denying us all it bestows upon us everything, how it enflames us. What, indeed, Master, do you, or any man, know of slaves, truly, and the feelings of slaves?" "I know that they are to be owned, and mastered, totally," he said. "Yes, Master," she whispered, again kissing his thigh. "That is true, Master. - (Prize of Gor)