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"I spoke brutally to you, to convince Surtak that you were nothing to me, that he would not think of utilizing you in some way to influence me, as Lord Agamemnon tried to do with a free woman, she called 'Bina', whom I protect and care for, as one might care for, and protect, an amoral, innocent, naive, wanton child. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 54, Sentence #41)

"Poor Eve," said Lord Grendel. He then approached the beast, Eve, and gently, very tenderly, put his paw on her shoulder. "Forgive me, Beautiful Thing," he said to her. "I spoke brutally to you, to convince Surtak that you were nothing to me, that he would not think of utilizing you in some way to influence me, as Lord Agamemnon tried to do with a free woman, she called 'Bina', whom I protect and care for, as one might care for, and protect, an amoral, innocent, naive, wanton child. Know, lovely creature, that you are the dearest, most beautiful thing I have ever seen in my life. You are a thousand times more beautiful than Lyris, the most beautiful Kur female I have ever seen. In seeing you I am reconciled to myself". - (Plunder of Gor)