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That had been made clear to me in the pens. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #244)

Here I had found myself put in my place, not my political place, but my true place. Truly my life had changed. I had had little doubt, from shortly after my arrival on this world, what, in one sense, I was doing here. That had been made clear to me in the pens. I had learned to cook and clean, to sew and launder, and to perform numerous domestic tasks. Too, of course, for such domestic tasks are well within the scope of any woman, I had learned to please and serve, and, I think, with great skill, given my brief time on this world, in more significant modalities, innumerable modalities, sensuous and intimate. I had learned to move, and stand, and kneel. - (Witness of Gor)