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Certainly they had not forgotten about him, as is sometimes the case with prisoners in Gorean dungeons. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #679)

Perhaps, even, the container might have been slowly filled with mud or sand, or with fast-growing poisonous molds, or with dark water, in which swam the tiny, razor-teethed eels kept in large pools at the palatial villas of some Gorean oligarchs, both as a delicacy, and as a standing admonition to slaves, to which swift, snakelike, voracious creatures they may be thrown. He was being kept alive for some reason, but for what reason? The Priest-Kings, it seemed, were not yet done with him. Perhaps he was being saved for some holiday, some celebration, in which he might be used as a spectacle. Certainly they had not forgotten about him, as is sometimes the case with prisoners in Gorean dungeons. They were Priest-Kings. Too, he was now not alone in the container. Clearly he was recollected. - (Kur of Gor)