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"Do you truly think, woman," asked Hci, "that you would have been permitted a gag the perfection of which you could in the least diminish had it not pleased your captors to have it so?" "I cried out to my people," said Iwoso. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #348)

"Do you not know how it is that they found you?" cried Iwoso, weeping. "It is my doing! I told them! In my lodge I overheard this foolish slave mention the place and time of the council! I tricked him into loosening my gag! I managed later, before being dragged from the Yellow-Knife camp, to rid myself of it! I then, in Yellow Knife, informed my people of your future whereabouts!" "It was by intent and calculation that Tatankasa spoke of the council in your lodge," said Hci. "Too," said Cuwignaka, "it was in accord with our plans that your gag be loosened". "Do you truly think, woman," asked Hci, "that you would have been permitted a gag the perfection of which you could in the least diminish had it not pleased your captors to have it so?" "I cried out to my people," said Iwoso. "I told them about the council!" "That, my pretty, naked, roped Yellow-Knife slut," said Hci, "was in accord with our plans". "But even now I tricked you," she said, "by distracting you from seeing the approaching dust, by pretending to sexual need!" "The dust," I said, "was visible long before you noticed it, before you initiated your clever, diversionary stratagem". "Knowing that," she said, "you let me behave as I did!" "Yes," I said. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)