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The sorority stood as one important step, among several, to a splendid future. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #433)

I was derived from a class of women who did not think in terms of love, but in terms of advancement, in terms of practicality, in terms of position, station, prospects, power, and wealth. What was a woman's beauty for, if not to obtain advantages in a competitive marriage market? This was why Eve, Jane, and I were so terrified that we might be expelled from our sorority. That would have been socially calamitous. The sorority stood as one important step, among several, to a splendid future. But how could I hope for such a future now, as I was on another world, a collared slave? Tears sprang into my eyes. And yet I suspected that a life lay before me, with all its unknowns and perils, which was a thousand times more real than the structured banalities and tediums to which I had been taught to aspire. "What do you think of this room, Allison?" asked one of the instructresses, one morning, midway in my training. - (Conspirators of Gor)