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"Perhaps," said Pertinax, "because neither of us speak Gorean natively, perhaps because neither of us was born to this world. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #281)

What man, after all, does not, in his deepest heart, want to own a woman? What could begin to compare with such a property? Perhaps, I thought, he has dreamed of another woman, a different slave, his, helpless at his feet? Would he have the courage, the will, the determination, the kindness, the compassion, I wondered, to put her at his feet, keep her there without the least compromise, and fulfill her? "Why should Sumomo not respect Tajima?" I asked. "Or Jane Pertinax?" "Perhaps because we are weak," said Pertinax. "I do not think so," I said. "Perhaps," said Pertinax, "because neither of us speak Gorean natively, perhaps because neither of us was born to this world. We are seen as different, as barbarians". "I, too," I said, "would be such a barbarian". "No," he said, "you are Gorean". - (Swordsmen of Gor)