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"I do not think she would believe the informant," I said, "especially if it were the prisoner, Lord Grendel, whom she suspects would wish, for personal reasons, for selfish reasons, to deny her such an exaltation, such station, and grandeur. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #122)

"Perhaps it is the Kur way," I said. I thought of Lord Grendel's speculation with respect to the likely fate of Tiresias. "She must be informed," he said. "I do not think she would believe the informant," I said, "especially if it were the prisoner, Lord Grendel, whom she suspects would wish, for personal reasons, for selfish reasons, to deny her such an exaltation, such station, and grandeur. She might well suppose him jealous of such fortune, and that he would prefer to keep things as they were before, to keep her in modest circumstances, and to keep her muchly dependent upon him". "If she would not believe the prisoner, who is Kur, and known to her, who would she believe?" he asked. "I do not think anyone," I said. - (Conspirators of Gor)