Alive
Alive adjective - Having or showing life.
Usage example: after crashing into the plate glass window the little bird was not only still alive, it seemed merely dazed
Finished
Finished adjective - Brought or having come to an end.
Both words in one sentence
- And by the time it's finished, the thing comes alive, and after smashing scaffolds and oil barrels and trying to gnaw on a lamp pole, it drops that and charges towards you instead.
Source: Nothing Is Scarier / Video Games - The fights with the Saiyans, the Ginyu Force, and Freeza all basically consisted of the good guys desperately trying to stay alive until he shows up or finished healing (they occasionally got the edge on Freeza, but he just kept transforming).
Source: Hero on Hiatus - Also, if you finished the main story with the ending where your character pulls a Heroic Sacrifice to defeat the Archdemon and then import it to Awakening, then your character will miraculously be alive again without explanation in Awakening.
Source: Story Overwrite
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