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Once she had regarded herself as too beautiful to be a slave; then she had come to realize that her beauty, while not negligible, was far exceeded by many slaves. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #539)

She is not a poor piece of meat. I think she might sell well". The slave looked at him, startled, gratefully. Once she had regarded herself as too beautiful to be a slave; then she had come to realize that her beauty, while not negligible, was far exceeded by many slaves. This can be a very sobering experience for a woman, even one of great attractiveness, finding that her beauty, perhaps quite extraordinary for a free woman, may be quite average for a slave. For the first time she finds herself placed amongst, and ranked amongst, women of great interest to men, women even selected with this in mind. In so chastening a situation the female's original complacency and arrogance is likely to be replaced by a hope that men, or some men, might find her at least similarly pleasing. - (Mariners of Gor)