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To be sure, there are also masters, as I understand it, to whom the slave is no more than a frightened, impersonal object, of less concern than a pet sleen or kaiila. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 53, Sentence #36)

Indeed, perhaps it would be improper. And just as, of course, a master might well know the lovely, vulnerable map of his slave's body, he is, too, interested in the map of her history, her background, her feelings, her thoughts, and such. I have been told that even a master with a large pleasure garden, well stocked with kajirae, may force the poor slave to speak at length of herself, either before or after she is put to use. To be sure, there are also masters, as I understand it, to whom the slave is no more than a frightened, impersonal object, of less concern than a pet sleen or kaiila. Indeed, I fear many slaves start out that way. They need not, one hopes, end up that way. I think I have made clear, however, that many masters are reluctant to admit that they might care for a slave. - (Conspirators of Gor)