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I would permit my men, for a time, to observe and laugh at my hair, joking with them, for otherwise it would be difficult for them, terribly difficult. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #150)

And who else might dare to be enemy to such a man? Who else had he to fear? Who else, as danger, might figure as worthy to be included in the calculations of such a warrior, such a Ubar? Marlenus never miscalculated. I began to look forward to my return to the Tesephone. My being alone in the forest, my thoughts fierce and angry within me, had been good. I would permit my men, for a time, to observe and laugh at my hair, joking with them, for otherwise it would be difficult for them, terribly difficult. Then, when their tension had been released, I would reassert my authority as captain. If there were any who cared to dispute it, we could debate the matter with steel. But none would care to dispute it. - (Hunters of Gor)