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The brute then returned to his reading, putting the lamp where it had been before, as though nothing had happened. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #1249)

As the woman was sleeping the chain was first set to the ring and thence to her body, that the tether will be in place as soon as the restraint snaps about her ankle. Had she been awake, the procedure would presumably have been reversed. When the woman is awake the usual procedure is to put the first bond on her body, so that she will know it on her, that she is bound or shackled, and then to attach it, she now aware that she is subject to your will in this matter, to whatever one pleases. The brute then returned to his reading, putting the lamp where it had been before, as though nothing had happened. But the brunette was now chained! I lay on my back in the sirik. I could feel the chain from my collar, running over my body, to the wrists. Then it continued, over my belly, and against the interior of my right thigh, until it flowed to my ankles. - (Witness of Gor)