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Bracelets, chains, and such, incidentally, induce a sense of helplessness and vulnerability in the female, which sensations, whether she wishes it or not, increase her receptivity. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #56)

The master, for his amusement, has been playing with her, and, in his way, instructing her. Such small things help the new girl, in particular, to realize she is a female slave. A girl who has better learned her collar is never in any doubt about such things. Bracelets, chains, and such, incidentally, induce a sense of helplessness and vulnerability in the female, which sensations, whether she wishes it or not, increase her receptivity. To be sure, they also hold her with perfection. Her master had apparently decided that the bracelets would be tight, that it would please him to have her brought before him extremely conscious of her utter helplessness. How faraway was the classroom! There were six tiny links joining the bracelets, one for each letter in the Gorean spelling of 'kajira'. - (Prize of Gor)