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What else has she, on this perilous world, seemingly so harsh and strange, to cling to? Who else understands her, and whence she has come, and what has been done to her? Who else is there with whom she might speak, with whom else might she hope to share her thoughts, or fears?" "She may speak with the tharlarion," said Pertinax. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #161)

"Master Pertinax," said she, "the slave Saru plaintively calls herself to your attention. You are her only link with her former life. You must understand how important this is to her, how precious it is to her. What else has she, on this perilous world, seemingly so harsh and strange, to cling to? Who else understands her, and whence she has come, and what has been done to her? Who else is there with whom she might speak, with whom else might she hope to share her thoughts, or fears?" "She may speak with the tharlarion," said Pertinax. Cecily was then silent. "She is cunning, she is clever," said Pertinax. "A tear, a trembling lip, a pathetic, stammered sound and I would again be hers". - (Swordsmen of Gor)