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Much can depend on the girl, on her intelligence and imagination, on the stage of her training, on the specific occasion in question, and so on. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #144)

Others, like this fellow, place the whip behind her, where she does not know precisely where it is, but knows very well that it is there. The second placement is perhaps, generally, somewhat more to be dreaded by the female. There are no hard-and-fast rules in this sort of thing. Much can depend on the girl, on her intelligence and imagination, on the stage of her training, on the specific occasion in question, and so on. Sometimes it is desirable to have the female look very closely and clearly on the whip and, at other times, it is better for her merely to understand that it is in her immediate vicinity, somewhere, and that she may not, now, turn about to determine its specific location. The tag on its wire now dangled some four inches below her collar. It had been one of several such tags in a small bag hooked to his belt. - (Players of Gor)