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She was then again, it seemed, in the aisle, near the exit, at the edge of the empty row. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #50)

The resemblance was remarkable, the build, so large, so muscular, the carriage of the head, insolently, as she recalled it, the shock of carelessly unmanaged hair. It was like seeing again something she had seen long before, and had not forgotten. Many of those memories remained as fresh today in her mind as they had in that time before, so many years ago. She was then again, it seemed, in the aisle, near the exit, at the edge of the empty row. Somehow she was again in the aisle. "Excuse me," said someone. Why was she in the aisle? Why had she left the empty row? Why had she not exited the auditorium? Was she putting herself before him? Did she want him to see her? Surely not. - (Prize of Gor)