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They could know, of course, that they were desired, sought, hunted, captured, bound, chained, bought and sold, owned, and mastered. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #1148)

I wondered if women could begin to understand how they appeared to men, and what they meant to men. I supposed not. How could they? They were not men. They could know, of course, that they were desired, sought, hunted, captured, bound, chained, bought and sold, owned, and mastered. Perhaps that would give them a sense of things. Free, of course, distracted, confused, uneasy, restless, discontented, suspicious, and unhappy, and not knowing why, their beauty was extremely dangerous, and could easily be misused to torment and divide men, to influence and manipulate them, to discomfort and afflict them, for not all wounds and bruises, blows and goadings, are the results of steel or leather. The question then is a simple one, which is "Who shall be master?" The man is mightier, and, in his heart, wishes to own the female. - (Mariners of Gor)