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Again it seemed pointless to me that this task had been given to me, and not to a Gorean girl, one to whom Adraste would be less likely to object. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #77)

Who, in fact, could actually like Adraste? A male might like to get his hands on her, to inform her in a thousand ways that she is in a collar, but who else? In such matters, given one's charge, one considers the means, the tools, at hand. The closeness of a friend is unquestioned; the concern of a friend is likely to be welcomed. Do not false friends betray most adeptly? Do they not make the best spies? Who is better situated to perpetrate treason than the false patriot? But my effort to relate to Adraste had been rebuffed. Again it seemed pointless to me that this task had been given to me, and not to a Gorean girl, one to whom Adraste would be less likely to object. It was difficult for me to express the intensity of my dislike for Adraste. What a liar she was, and how arrogant! In Brundisium, I recalled, she had dared to claim she had been of high caste. Thus I had been pleased to express my doubt of that in no uncertain terms. - (Quarry of Gor)