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"To be sure," said another of the instructresses, "the slave is not to be loved, as she is worthless, no more than an animal". - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #423)

Could a woman be so reduced, rendered so needful, so helpless, transformed into so vulnerable and despicable an object, little more than an animal in heat? Perhaps, I thought to myself, in fear, if she is a slave. "Some slaves, many slaves," said another of the instructresses, wistfully, "fall in love with their masters". "It is hard to be at the feet of a man, and be mastered, and not do so," said another of the instructresses, "particularly if he should show you some kindness". "To be sure," said another of the instructresses, "the slave is not to be loved, as she is worthless, no more than an animal". "Love is for free persons, companions," said another, "not for animals and their masters". "Men fear to care for a slave," said another. "Consider how their friends will laugh and make sport of them". - (Conspirators of Gor)