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This ankle tie, then, if she is to be moved in the near future, may swiftly be removed and she, already hand-bound, is promptly ready again for the tether or the blows of her herder. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #72)

The conjecture of Cuwignaka with respect to their tie and its significance was as follows: Normally, when a woman is brought to a collection point or holding area she is either herded there or led there on a tether. In either case her legs are free. Since her wrists will usually have been bound behind her back at the time of her capture, particularly if she is a new capture, all that remains to be done in the holding area, thus, is to throw her to the ground and put her in a quick ankle-tie. This ankle tie, then, if she is to be moved in the near future, may swiftly be removed and she, already hand-bound, is promptly ready again for the tether or the blows of her herder. The more elaborate ties of the two girls at this point suggested, then, that women were being brought to this point, rather than being taken from it. For example, to take a woman from this point would require two separate operations rather than one. She would have to be freed of her present bonds and then have her hands retied. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)