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At the supper, had not Tullius Quintus averred that he had seen pleasure slaves who were not so attractive as I? Had he now changed his mind? Too, I had been a slave for months, and had worn, in this time, several collars, and it is well known that in bondage a woman grows more beautiful. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #71)

"All women look well, so," said Tullius Quintus, "bound, helpless, at one's feet". "True," said the man. I was angry. At the supper, had not Tullius Quintus averred that he had seen pleasure slaves who were not so attractive as I? Had he now changed his mind? Too, I had been a slave for months, and had worn, in this time, several collars, and it is well known that in bondage a woman grows more beautiful. As a slave, given attention to cleanliness, appearance, deportment, and such, she has little choice other than to do so. More importantly, one supposes, a number of biological and psychological elements contribute to this matter, having to do with nature, sexual dimorphism, the resolution of ambivalences, fulfillment, self-discovery, and such. "See her squirm," said one of Lysander's men, amused. - (Plunder of Gor)