Bed in
Lodge
Lodge verb - To provide with living quarters or shelter.
Both terms in one sentence
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Vicenta, Concha and Marisa all show interest in him, and the latter is the one who takes it the farthest: entering the doorkeeper's lodge (it doesn't even have a door, after all) and sneaking into Amador's bed in lingerie.
Source: Series / Aquí no hay quien viva -
Kill 'em All: By the end of the film, everyone except Warren and Chris are dead, and the latter two are left bleeding out on a bed in the lodge.
Source: Film / The Hateful 8
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