Away
Away adjective - Not close in time or space.
Lost
Both words in one sentence
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Clingy MacGuffin: The magical knife Cam acquires from the blacksmith cannot be thrown away or lost; Cam tries to get rid of it in this manner and he keeps finding himself drawn back to it.
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Cut to a century later, when he's an aged and decrepit man living in his broken-down mansion when the peddler, still youthful, returns and offers to buy the ring (as it cannot be given away or lost).
Source: Age Without Youth -
All your allies are either dead, kidnapped, injured and lost, or telling you that it's hopeless to keep fighting and that you should run away.
Source: Video Game / Cave Story
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