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Fortunately he would not know I had committed other thefts, little things, pastries, candies, berries, and such, and he would not know that I was a liar, and he would not know that I had betrayed Ute, who was my friend. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #794)

I was, after all, only a dirty little slave, a fugitive, a pilferer of meat from peasant villages, picked up in an open field. I would probably not even be used. I would probably just be sold, or given away. Fortunately he would not know I had committed other thefts, little things, pastries, candies, berries, and such, and he would not know that I was a liar, and he would not know that I had betrayed Ute, who was my friend. He would not want me. So I resolved to be unfeeling, and cold, to make it clear to him that such things were indifferent to me, and that I did not find him of interest. And might not this attitude bring me to his attention more effectively than any other? Then I realized that he, a Gorean male, experienced with women, would see through these pathetic strategies. - (Captive of Gor)