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What pleasure it is to share confidences, even secrets, which must now be guarded, of course, ever more closely than before. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #11)

Surely one needed not disclose one's sources, particularly if they were collared and subject to discipline. Slaves, as noted, love to speak. And who does not wish to be thought important, and to be privy to knowledges unavailable to others, but which might, at sufficient urging, be shared with others? The slave often delights in intriguing other slaves, even tormenting them, with mysterious hints, and then delights in revealing their hitherto concealed information. What pleasure it is to share confidences, even secrets, which must now be guarded, of course, ever more closely than before. How important they then become in the eyes of their sister slaves. It is little wonder that Masters often strive to keep much from their slaves. A casual remark at a private supper may become common knowledge by the next day. - (Avengers of Gor)