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Here, on this world, my brand, my collar, my mode of being, are everywhere accepted, acknowledged, recognized and understood. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #118)

But here, on this world, thought Ellen, unlike such a woman, I am a slave not only by nature, and appropriately, but under explicit, recognized law. I can be legally bought and sold, and given away, and such. Here I am simple, categorical, uncontested property not merely in the secrecy of a chamber, hidden away from an ignorant, uncaring, complacent, insensitive world, but in the full daylight of the cultures of a planet. Here, on this world, my brand, my collar, my mode of being, are everywhere accepted, acknowledged, recognized and understood. On this world I am, in the full sense of the law, explicitly and perfectly, slave. It must be near the eighteenth Ahn, she thought. How can I conduct myself within? It seems that I must beg, and shamefully beg. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 14)