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The free woman, in such a case, you see, as much as any slave girl, finds herself the complete and helpless captive of the collar. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #325)

Occasionally, in certain of the high cities, a group of masked young rowdies, deplorable, high-spirited, boisterous, frolicsome young ruffians, hooligans, if you like, as a lark, will set upon a free woman and fasten her in a slave collar. Naturally this escapade, which is no more than a racy jollity to the young fellows involved, may be viewed with less good humor by the object of their attentions. I mention this as a sidelight on the Gorean world, it being suggested by my earlier remark. The free woman, in such a case, you see, as much as any slave girl, finds herself the complete and helpless captive of the collar. It is fastened on her exactly as well, as perfectly, as securely, as on a slave. Neither can remove it. The obvious difference is that the collar is inappropriate on the free woman and appropriate on the slave. - (Magicians of Gor)