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What might it mean? Is it a warning, a criticism, that she is behaving too much like a free woman, who would expect to be thanked? Is it a trick? Is he thinking of her in terms of close chains, or the slave whip? Is he thinking of selling her? Has she already been sold, or given away? "Master," I said, softly, "may I speak?" Grendel turned to face me. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #229)

One does not thank a slave for obeying. It is what she must do. How conscious I was then of my bondage! Indeed, it can be frightening for a slave to be thanked. What might it mean? Is it a warning, a criticism, that she is behaving too much like a free woman, who would expect to be thanked? Is it a trick? Is he thinking of her in terms of close chains, or the slave whip? Is he thinking of selling her? Has she already been sold, or given away? "Master," I said, softly, "may I speak?" Grendel turned to face me. "Yes," he said. "What occurred may have been seen from the portal," I said. "It may be supposed that the guards took you into the mountains, but, in time, when they do not return, an investigation will be made. - (Conspirators of Gor)