Raman finds her appealing. He particularly admires the dark hue of her skin 
and its yielding softness, tempered by supple muscles. She is lively in bed and 
is also a decker, but that does not make her worth keeping around any longer. 
Deckers can be purchased when required, then discarded. Female companionship is 
no less disposable. Raman has had many females. Most have been like this one, 
hungry for the company of a male, eager to shield themselves behind his strength 
and power. It is a dangerous world. He supposes it is only natural that some 
females should barter their physical appeal for the protection offered by a 
strong male. Most females he has met are about as capable of defending 
themselves as infants or snowflakes.