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"Oh, world," she said, "understand me, and be kind. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #72)

She put her hands on her collar, lifting it a little on her neck, almost as though offering it to the world on which she found herself. "Thank you, world, for existing. Help me to be a good slave!" She looked out over the buildings. "Oh, world," she said, "understand me, and be kind. You are the world of which I have always dreamed! On you, beautiful world, let me fulfill the deepest and most wonderful, and most hidden, of my needs, those needs I was always forced to deny on Earth. Here I can be, and must be, the slave I have always longed to be. Oh, give me virile masters who will own me, powerful men whom I must fear, and whom I must obey instantly and with perfection, subject to them in all things, men who will take my womanhood in hand and see to it that it is fulfilled, to its fullest most helpless measure, men who will dominate me without mercy, who will exact ruthlessly and choicelessly from me all that I long to give!" Ellen then rose up, and, standing, looked out over the panorama of the city and the hills and fields beyond. - (Prize of Gor)