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Perhaps it was merely to let me know that I had not been forgotten, or to let me know I was still under "consideration," or, perhaps, merely, to let me know that, in a very real sense, I was not free, but theirs, and that they could apprehend me when they wished, and do with me what they pleased. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #404)

I had tried to make that clear to them. I dismissed both incidents, to the extent I could. I was not clear on the motivation of the third incident. Perhaps it was merely to let me know that I had not been forgotten, or to let me know I was still under "consideration," or, perhaps, merely, to let me know that, in a very real sense, I was not free, but theirs, and that they could apprehend me when they wished, and do with me what they pleased. I wondered if I were a slave, already, without my knowledge. I feared so. How frightful to realize that one is a slave! It was only that I had not yet been acquired, had not yet been "gathered in," or "harvested," had not yet, so to speak, been picked from Earth's orchard of young women, picked as slavers pick fruit, "girl fruit". - (Plunder of Gor)