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"The garb is not so strange for her world," said the young man, "but the intent of her particular garb is to act as the banner of a disposition. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #14)

She began to suspect how, on this world, slaves might perform for men, how men might use them for their entertainment. "That is how," said the young man to those gathered about him, "she appeared in her classroom, when I was a student, and she a teacher". "So strangely garbed?" inquired a man. "The garb is not so strange for her world," said the young man, "but the intent of her particular garb is to act as the banner of a disposition. It is proclamatory; it speaks a message. Its intent is to present a formal, tidy, cool, businesslike, professional, rather severe image, not simply one demanded by a conformist, socially prescribed ideology, one in accord with politically recommended proprieties, but, beyond that, one she felt it important, interestingly, to impose upon herself. The garb bespeaks her pretensions, of course, certain delusions, and such. - (Prize of Gor)