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Those rejected must surely have mixed feelings about this matter, about their rejection, and their being cast back to freedom, unwanted, just as those in their chains, too, must have mixed feelings, looking at the shackles on their fair limbs. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #67)

Men, you see, are interested in beautiful slaves. Who would want an ugly slave? They may remain free. Who would want them? Many free women, captured and stripped, assessed, not found sufficiently attractive, are permitted to return naked to their cities, rejected. Those rejected must surely have mixed feelings about this matter, about their rejection, and their being cast back to freedom, unwanted, just as those in their chains, too, must have mixed feelings, looking at the shackles on their fair limbs. They have been prized, and will be kept. They are beautiful enough to be slaves. "Slave beautiful," in Gorean, as men use the term, is a term expressing superlative regard; it means that the woman is lovely enough, beautiful enough, desirable enough, exciting enough, to be a slave. - (Slave Girl of Gor)