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The distant menace of the master's displeasure has its influence and effect, naturally, on the social arrangements of the kennels. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #69)

Then the slave girls, as best then can, by teeth and nails, must adjudicate their differences and establish a mode of governance for themselves. Sometimes masters do not appoint a first girl in order that the lower ranking girls will strive ever more desperately to please them, to become favorites, and thus to be to some extent more protected. "If you beat me, the master will not be pleased," is not a threat to be taken lightly in the slave quarters, particularly if it is thought to be true. The distant menace of the master's displeasure has its influence and effect, naturally, on the social arrangements of the kennels. Sometimes a girl will pretend to be more favored by the master than she is, for her own prestige, and to win position in the kennels. But it is not hard to know the truth in these matters. Who is most often summoned to his couch? "Meat, Dina!" cried another man, and I hastened to him, to kneel and serve him. - (Slave Girl of Gor)