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She wears only a collar and a brand, and a bit of silk, and she flees into a society that will promptly return her to her owner, unless it chooses to keep her for itself. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #63)

Sometimes I had thought, in the midst of such a diversion, one might flee the tavern. But this was not possible, I had learned, at least not in the Chatka and Curla, for reasons I shall shortly indicate. Although most taverns are open and a girl might simply slip out the door and run, there is little prospect of her flight's being successful. She wears only a collar and a brand, and a bit of silk, and she flees into a society that will promptly return her to her owner, unless it chooses to keep her for itself. I wonder if those of Earth, should any of Earth ever read this, can begin to comprehend the categoricality of the bondage in which the Gorean slave girl is held. Perhaps not. Certainly there is little on Earth that will have prepared them to understand the nature of her bondage, its particular reality. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 18)