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Serving a supper to a young man and his mother, for example, the girl may appear merely efficient and deferential. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #285)

The distinction between the tower slave and the pleasure slave, though honored in some markets, some specializing in girls sold primarily for housekeeping purposes and others in girls sold primarily for the pleasures of men, is not really a hard-and-fast distinction; it is not absolute; indeed, it can even be transitory. A girl who is ordered to open her knees, or who finds them kicked apart, for example, realizes that she has now become a pleasure slave. Similarly a girl in one context may function as one kind of slave and, in another context, as another sort. Serving a supper to a young man and his mother, for example, the girl may appear merely efficient and deferential. She kneels nearby, her knees closed. After the mother departs, however, she may kneel differently before the young man, with her knees open, his. Winyela opened her knees, spreading them widely, kneeling back on her heels. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)