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I would be curious to know, if he saw fit to call on her, if she would immediately, in his presence, go to first obeisance position. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #297)

I was reasonably sure that Saru, whatever might be the momentums and the future of the journey on which she was embarked, would try to turn Pertinax to her will, perhaps even to the foolishness of attempting an escape. She had not yet learned that there is no escape for the Gorean slave girl. To be sure, I suspected that she now thought of Pertinax rather differently than she had in the earlier phases of their relationship, being now much aware, in the manner a slave will find herself aware, and must be aware, that he was a man. I would be curious to know, if he saw fit to call on her, if she would immediately, in his presence, go to first obeisance position. If she did not, I trusted he would use the switch on her, liberally. "I do not know if you would now recognize Pertinax," I said. "Master?" she asked. - (Swordsmen of Gor)