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She is owned; she is property; she is collared chattel; she is in her natural place, and is, in theory, havable, even if not had; she is accessible, not inaccessible; she is possessable, even if not your particular possession. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #215)

Many such women who begin a journey as a free woman complete it in the chains of a slave. She is, after all, a female. A female slave, on the other hand, despite her obvious attractions, does not excite similar apprehensions. She is owned; she is property; she is collared chattel; she is in her natural place, and is, in theory, havable, even if not had; she is accessible, not inaccessible; she is possessable, even if not your particular possession. She is exhibited and displayed, openly presented before one, for one's delectation, consideration, and appraisal. She is vendible, even if not, at the moment, vended. She is a delight to have aboard; she is soothing to the eyes, and a promise as to what may be waiting for one in the next port. - (Avengers of Gor)