Be good
Pass
Pass verb - To shift possession of (something) from one person to another.
Both terms in one sentence
- After saying his good-byes, he tells them all to be good and climbs to the top of the Red Gate to finally pass.
Source: A Good Way to Die - She's said to be good at putting up a false front and lying to others right to their faces, so while she's caught more than a few times ( Sandor and Cersei tell her "learn to lie better, kiddo"), Littlefinger just has to pass his best manipulation techniques onto her...
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Brokenhearted and determined, he chooses to be good, and having done so he quickly realizes and accepts that he must deal with the resultant consequences over the remainder of the season as she becomes resentful and morally dubious as centuries pass.
Source: To Be Lawful or Good
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