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To be sure, I did not doubt but what it pleased him to bind me. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #95)

It was not as though I was a free woman, amongst others captured in a city being sacked, and a captor had tied my wrists behind me with his own colored cords, different from those of his fellows, that I might be sorted out appropriately in the temporary slave pens outside the city. If there was any significance to his binding, I think it was merely to teach me better, as though I needed the lesson, that I was a slave. Certainly he had no claim on me, as I belonged to another, the Lady Bina. To be sure, I did not doubt but what it pleased him to bind me. Goreans seem to enjoy making a woman helpless. What brutes they are! How they own and master us! How helpless we are in their hands, those of our masters! How unfortunate had been those foolish words, "I love you, Master". They could not be mine. - (Conspirators of Gor)