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We are attractive, abundant, easily obtained, and sell well. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #59)

To be sure, Goreans apprised of the Second Knowledge, those better informed, aware, for example, that Earth and Gor are planets orbiting a common star, tend to regard Earth as a barbarous planet. Who but barbarians would taint their food, poison their atmosphere, foul their rivers, lakes, and seas, and crowd, despoil, and disfigure a lovely, innocent world, their own? Have they no understanding, no love? Have they no guilt, no shame? Have they no Home Stone? What is such a world good for, save the extraction of slaves, to serve their betters? Many, mostly free women, feel that such as we should not be brought to Gor, that we should be left on Earth, to reside in our own squalor. But others, say, merchants, disagree. We are attractive, abundant, easily obtained, and sell well. So we are trapped, caged, and brought to market. I personally suspect that the motivations of the Gorean free women who object to our importings as cargo and merchandise, as domestic animals, are not so much a matter of fittingness or propriety as of personal animosity, even jealousy. Gorean men find us attractive. - (Quarry of Gor)