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Was I not now, even more obviously than before, a plaything or a possession, something that might figure in the most casual of gratifications, something which now might be utilized even in amusement or sport, with no fear whatsoever of any inconvenient consequences? I looked up at the man in the chair. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #492)

I looked about a little. I sensed now that the men looked upon me somewhat differently. Now doubtless I was more what they wanted, or, perhaps, actually, merely more assuredly so. Was I not now, even more obviously than before, a plaything or a possession, something that might figure in the most casual of gratifications, something which now might be utilized even in amusement or sport, with no fear whatsoever of any inconvenient consequences? I looked up at the man in the chair. I now felt no more than a cringing, vulnerable slave. "Let her be collared," he said. I gasped, and put my hand to my throat. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 11)