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So I resolved to be unfeeling, and cold, to make it clear to him that such things were indifferent to me, and that I did not find him of interest. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #796)

I would probably just be sold, or given away. Fortunately he would not know I had committed other thefts, little things, pastries, candies, berries, and such, and he would not know that I was a liar, and he would not know that I had betrayed Ute, who was my friend. He would not want me. So I resolved to be unfeeling, and cold, to make it clear to him that such things were indifferent to me, and that I did not find him of interest. And might not this attitude bring me to his attention more effectively than any other? Then I realized that he, a Gorean male, experienced with women, would see through these pathetic strategies. Too, I realized that with one caress he might have me leaping in the straps, begging him for use. Such strategies, as well, however effective they might be for free women, who can withhold their favors, waiting for better offers, are scarcely effective for slaves, for they are subject, at the master's pleasure, to "bondage caresses," which no woman can resist. - (Captive of Gor)