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I understand now your protecting me, your petitioning for my charge, why you have attached yourself to our party! It is not to be near me! It is to pursue some other purpose, one of your own!" "Do not underestimate your slave interest, barbarian," he said. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #203)

"Perhaps," he said. "I understand now," I said, bitterly, "your presence here, which has in fact little to do with a slave. I understand now the interest you have feigned in me, following me about, as though you might have been intrigued, aroused, slave stimulated, perhaps even a prospective buyer or slave thief. I understand now your protecting me, your petitioning for my charge, why you have attached yourself to our party! It is not to be near me! It is to pursue some other purpose, one of your own!" "Do not underestimate your slave interest, barbarian," he said. "It is true, of course, that a useful confluence of conveniences has occurred here". "Would not any girl do?" I asked. "Yes," said he, "but not as well". - (Conspirators of Gor)