The ko-lar of a slave, and the grace and dignity with which she wears it, serving, being pleasing and obedient, is a reflection on her Owner. In the case of Camp girls, that Owner is the Ubar. That ko-lar which a slave wears can be light and lovely around her neck as she serves with pride, a true enhancement to her natural beauty. Or it can weigh heavily and bring her shame and suffering in return for her disrespectful or sullen behavior. Every girl makes her own choice as to which sort of ko-lar she wears by the disposition she displays in Camp. Every girl also chooses her own treatment in Camp with her behavior and attitude. If a girl wants to learn and do well, she will be given every opportunity to succeed. Her trainers will work with her every chance they get to make sure that she understands and does well. A girl should know that she can always speak with her trainers about any matter, and that she always has the option of going to the Ubar. As busy as He is, He will make time to listen.

Thanks are given to eilid for the kettle primer.

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