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I did not want the slave transformations to occur in her prematurely, those deep, beautiful and exciting transformations which occur in a woman when she realizes she is truly slave. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #774)

"You are Lady Publia, the warder?" he asked Lady Claudia. "I am," she said, boldly. It was for this reason that I had not enslaved Lady Claudia. I did not want the slave transformations to occur in her prematurely, those deep, beautiful and exciting transformations which occur in a woman when she realizes she is truly slave. I did not want her to tremble, or stammer, for example, as she, knowing herself slave, and its meaning, might have had to struggle against an almost overpowering impulse, desire and disposition to fall rightfully to her knees before a free man, address him as "Master," and such. By such falterings, and behavioral cues, subtle or not, a slave might have given away our little game. She could always be enslaved later, and begin to learn true bondage, at a man's convenience. - (Renegades of Gor)