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That gave an entirely new dimension to her self-concept. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #554)

Stripped of all conventional and social dignities and merits, as well as of their clothing, bereft of all artificialities, what is for sale there is, generally, assuming that there is nothing special about the item, that it is not the daughter of a Ubar, or the daughter of one's worst enemy, or such, is the intelligence, sensitivity, beauty and personness of the item herself. It would not be known for a day or two presumably how the Trevean raiders had fared within the city. Ellen was curious as to her market value, and the thought that she must now have one charmed her. That gave an entirely new dimension to her self-concept. She, earlier, being free, had never had such a value. Now she knew she had one, whatever it might be. She knew that girls were often very vain, about the prices they would bring, and such. - (Prize of Gor)