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It is interesting to see how carefully some, at first, will tread a line, flirting with a master's patience, practicing a deference akin to insolence, and then to note their dismay when they discover that the line has been moved by the master in such a way that they find themselves clearly on its wrong side, the whip side. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #333)

Yet vanity in a woman is charming, even endearing. Let them lie about their sales price, the wealth and position of their master, the loftiness of their former station, and such. But it is quite another thing to be in the least bit displeasing. It is interesting to see how carefully some, at first, will tread a line, flirting with a master's patience, practicing a deference akin to insolence, and then to note their dismay when they discover that the line has been moved by the master in such a way that they find themselves clearly on its wrong side, the whip side. Informed that their games are done, they then strive to be wholly pleasing, as the slave they now know themselves to be. It is so much easier for all concerned then. Perhaps they merely wished to be taught their collar. - (Smugglers of Gor)