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We supposed, originally, then, that they were placed in the container for his pleasure, for human males commonly derive great pleasure from the females of their species, a pleasure of which they avail themselves avidly and frequently, a pleasure not limited to certain hours or seasons, but one sought, it seems, at any hour, and in all seasons. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #325)

I mention this in passing. One does not know the views of the Priest-Kings on these matters. In these respects, the Sardar is silent. We supposed, originally, then, that they were placed in the container for his pleasure, for human males commonly derive great pleasure from the females of their species, a pleasure of which they avail themselves avidly and frequently, a pleasure not limited to certain hours or seasons, but one sought, it seems, at any hour, and in all seasons. On the other hand, as it turned out, and as we should have surmised, as the male was a prisoner, this was not the case. Rather a most insidious form of torture was intended, at least for a male of his particular type. In order to understand the nature of this torture, one might note that the two females involved had not been selected for their role in this matter at random. - (Kur of Gor)