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Even the most informed and sophisticated woman of this world, you see, once she is enslaved, becomes instantly, doubtless to her horror, no more than a property, an animal, that which must serve, that which may be done with as the master pleases. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #134)

Too, I would be ignorant of thousands of things which would be common knowledge to natives of this world. Too, I would never have an opportunity to learn many of these things, secret sayings and such, for it is forbidden to teach them to slaves. The important thing, of course, is not the accent, or what one knows, but what one is. Even the most informed and sophisticated woman of this world, you see, once she is enslaved, becomes instantly, doubtless to her horror, no more than a property, an animal, that which must serve, that which may be done with as the master pleases. "Fellow," said the free woman. "Yes?" said the pit master. "What nonsense was it," asked the free woman, "your talk about another 'world,' or such?" "It is no nonsense," said the pit master. - (Witness of Gor)