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"You," I said, "though a woman, and Pani, and supposedly a mere contract woman, did not trouble to conceal your contempt. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #444)

"The interest of the despicable Tajima," she said, "was not unknown to me. Nor could it have been unknown to others! Was it not embarrassing? How often he dallied about, merely to catch a glimpse of me! It was amusing. I often joked with Hana about it". "You," I said, "though a woman, and Pani, and supposedly a mere contract woman, did not trouble to conceal your contempt. Indeed, you frequently derided and mocked him, publicly. If you did not wish his attentions, why did you not simply avoid him, or ignore him? It was almost as though you wanted to intrude yourself into his thoughts and dreams. Were these things not provocative? What, rationally, might be the motivation of such hostility? I never understood the passion, the feelings, the hatred, which you evinced so freely". - (Rebels of Gor)