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But did they understand so little? Did they think she was a free woman, of wealth and title, of placement and connections, who might threaten them, one to whom magistrates would carefully attend? She was only a slave. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #3090)

How naive he had been! It was not their intention to assist him in acquiring a particular property; it was rather their intention to destroy it. It was not their intention to assist him in acquiring a particular animal, one he might find of interest; it was rather their intention to kill it. It had not been her beauty they sought but her blood. But did they understand so little? Did they think she was a free woman, of wealth and title, of placement and connections, who might threaten them, one to whom magistrates would carefully attend? She was only a slave. I know nothing, she thought. I have done nothing. I am not a free woman, she thought. - (Prize of Gor)