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But I would be taught, as well, how to rise gracefully from either position, either from the lovely, modest position of the tower slave or from the more blatant, though similarly beautiful, position of the pleasure slave, which position leaves a girl in little doubt as to what she is for and how she is viewed. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #97)

Where would we run? Where would we go? What would we do? Too, it is not easy to leap to one's feet from a kneeling position, for one is muchly helpless on one's knees. Surely it is a suitable position for a slave before her master. And I would learn later that it is even more difficult to leap to one's feet, if one were placed in the position of the pleasure slave. But I would be taught, as well, how to rise gracefully from either position, either from the lovely, modest position of the tower slave or from the more blatant, though similarly beautiful, position of the pleasure slave, which position leaves a girl in little doubt as to what she is for and how she is viewed. The slave, in either case, is expected to be beautiful. She is a slave. The members of my small group looked uneasily at one another. - (Plunder of Gor)