Affect
Come to
Come to verb - Cause to experience suddenly.
Usage example: A thought came to me
Both terms in one sentence
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All the characters have their own individual unique agenda which does come to fruition and does affect the rest of the story.
Source: Gambit Pileup -
Finally, Alphys will always come to the same conclusions no matter which choices you make, and the final choice made after the date doesn't affect the game at all.
Source: But Thou Must! -
Large Ham: Sabre, who certainly tries to affect the mannerisms of a Magnificent Bastard, but suffers from the fact that the closest he's ever come to the real deal is in old epics.
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