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Thus, should this not win me some concern, some understanding, some sympathy, some tenderness, some softening of his regard? Yet see how he looks upon me! I am seen merely as female and slave! Momentarily Ellen was angry. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #211)

Beneath his gaze, Ellen trembled. Could he ever have been of Earth, Ellen asked herself. We are both of Earth, she thought. Thus, should this not win me some concern, some understanding, some sympathy, some tenderness, some softening of his regard? Yet see how he looks upon me! I am seen merely as female and slave! Momentarily Ellen was angry. How complacently he regards me! It does not matter to him that I am here, a woman of his former world, now with a collar on my neck! Indeed, I can see in his eyes that he regards it with indifference. Then she dared to look up at him, again, briefly, furtively, and then, frightened, looked away, and down, fearing to look again into his eyes, those of a free man. But she was angry again. - (Prize of Gor)