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I Cannot Forget Addison Steele; I am Hooded; I Discover that I have been Reserved Seven days had passed since Addison Steele, a free man, a former acquaintance from Earth, unexpectedly, amazingly, encountered on Gor, in Port Kar, on the Thieves' Way South, had taken advantage of me, a helpless slave, putting me to his pleasure. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #1)

On the square of dancing sand, Adraste would dance, a keeper standing nearby, his whip ready to be used on her. Clutching the tarsk-bit in my hand I then turned about and hurried down the stairs, to the office of the proprietor of the tavern, Ho-Tosk, my master. I would kneel before him, lower my head, lift the coin to him, and hope not to be beaten. I Cannot Forget Addison Steele; I am Hooded; I Discover that I have been Reserved Seven days had passed since Addison Steele, a free man, a former acquaintance from Earth, unexpectedly, amazingly, encountered on Gor, in Port Kar, on the Thieves' Way South, had taken advantage of me, a helpless slave, putting me to his pleasure. How unlike the men of Earth he had been! How helpless I had been in his arms, no more than a worthless, grateful, yielding slave! I had been well ravished. Let me now speak briefly on a matter, the elucidation of which bears on my story. My experiences on Earth had not prepared me for the typical Gorean male, free of programmed conflicts, guilts, and weaknesses, the uncrippled, unreduced male, so open, simple, honest, and direct in his unassumed, unquestioned, natural animal manhood, in his assurance, confidence, strength, and appetites. - (Quarry of Gor)