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It was rather that in the full legalities of a world, in the full sanction of the totality of its customs, practices and institutions, in the fullness of its very reality, I was not free. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #268)

On the other hand, in a sense also important on this world, and doubtlessly more profoundly important, I was not "free". It was not merely that I had a collar on my neck, close-fitting and locked as it might be, and a brand on my thigh, lovely and unmistakable, put there deeply and clearly for all to see. Nor was it even that my nature was such as to put me helplessly, lovingly, and appropriately at a man's feet. It was rather that in the full legalities of a world, in the full sanction of the totality of its customs, practices and institutions, in the fullness of its very reality, I was not free. I was an animal, a property, a slave. I had had little, if anything, to do with free women. I had encountered two of them earlier, in the pens, and not pleasantly. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 12)