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"What would be the most, on such a world, for which she, an alien female, might hope, and what, on such a world, might be what she truly desired, wanted, and would hope for?" "As she is a desirable female, and might bring a decent price on a block, that seems clear," he said. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #864)

"How so?" he asked. "Consider the studies to which she was drawn, studies of a world much different from her own, a simpler, more natural world". "And she a female," he said. "What would be the most, on such a world, for which she, an alien female, might hope, and what, on such a world, might be what she truly desired, wanted, and would hope for?" "As she is a desirable female, and might bring a decent price on a block, that seems clear," he said. "She must have understood," I said, "that she, in all likelihood, if found on such a world, would be captured, and would soon find herself stripped and in the chains of a slave, awaiting her sale". "I would think so," he said. "Do you think she did not know herself, even on her own world, as suitably a man's slave?" I said. - (Mariners of Gor)