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It was not because of the subject matter, which he doubtless found less than congenial, and with which he had little brief, but because of her. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #123)

That could be told from, if nothing else, how he had looked at her in class. How uneasy he had made her feel, though his face was almost expressionless. She suspected that that was why he had registered for the class, why he had taken the course. It was not because of the subject matter, which he doubtless found less than congenial, and with which he had little brief, but because of her. He had come to see her, she. That had been most clear, though suspected constantly throughout the semester, that day she had called him forward to the desk after class, the last day he attended class. No, his consciousness had not been "raised". - (Prize of Gor)