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In deference to my background, my upbringing, my education, my refinement, such things should not be done to me! They are not for me! I am above them! I should not be subjected to such things. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #324)

They would not even understand what it is to be a slave!" "Every woman," said Selius Arconious, "understands what it would be, to be a slave". "I am other than your Gorean women!" cried Ellen. "I am more delicate, more sensitive, finer! Your culture is primitive, a culture in which such a thing as the beating of a slave may be accepted, but I am not of that culture. In deference to my background, my upbringing, my education, my refinement, such things should not be done to me! They are not for me! I am above them! I should not be subjected to such things. They are inappropriate for me! Your culture is barbaric. You are barbarians! I am not a barbarian! I am civilized! I am a civilized woman!" "'Girl,'" corrected Selius Arconious. "Yes, Master," she said. - (Prize of Gor)