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"When you wept," he said, "I knew then that you cared for it, and for Priest-Kings—that you had truly come for the egg and that you wanted it for them—and not for yourself". - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #465)

"That is why," he said, "I wanted the Golden Sphere shattered. I would have done it myself had it not been broken, to see what you would have done, to see if you would have been enraged at your loss, or if you would have been overcome with grief, on behalf of Priest-Kings". Kamchak smiled gently. "When you wept," he said, "I knew then that you cared for it, and for Priest-Kings—that you had truly come for the egg and that you wanted it for them—and not for yourself". I looked at him, dumbfounded. "Forgive me," he said, "if I am cruel—for I am a Tuchuk—but though I care much for you I had to know the truth of these matters". "No forgiveness is necessary," I said. - (Nomads of Gor)