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"Could a man so resist you that he could throw off the power of the net?" "I doubt it," said Sarm, "unless the net were faulty". - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #115)

I, in the very Nest of Priest-Kings, was more free than he who walked the stones of some road in the bright sun, somewhere beyond the palisade, far from the mountains of Priest-Kings yet still in the shadow of the Sardar. "Can he disobey you?" I asked. "Sometimes there is a struggle to resist the net or regain consciousness," said Sarm. "Could a man so resist you that he could throw off the power of the net?" "I doubt it," said Sarm, "unless the net were faulty". "If it could be done," I said, "what would you do?" "It is a simple matter," said Sarm, "to overload the net's power capacity". "You would kill the man?" "It is only a human," said Sarm. "Is this what was done once on the road to Ko-ro-ba, to a man from Ar, who spoke to me in the name of Priest-Kings?" "Of course," said Sarm. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)