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"Before your clothing is removed," I said, "and before you keep your appointment with the searing iron, and before your new collars are locked on your necks, I would like to express my appreciation for your concern for my welfare, and that of my crews, expressed earlier, after supper. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #237)

Slaves, of course, may be fed and exercised, trimmed and trained, as other animals. They are seldom brought to the block, for example, if not in prime condition. Gorean buyers tend to be particular about such matters. "Before your clothing is removed," I said, "and before you keep your appointment with the searing iron, and before your new collars are locked on your necks, I would like to express my appreciation for your concern for my welfare, and that of my crews, expressed earlier, after supper. It is true that our two ships, one of merely twenty oars, are grossly overmatched by the seven ships of the corsair fleet. Ela, we cannot help that. What are the odds of survival? Slim, surely. - (Avengers of Gor)