Bed in
Start
Start verb - To move suddenly and sharply (as in surprise).
Both terms in one sentence
- Laura almost killing her cat while getting out of bed in a hurry is the start of a long and horrific day.
Source: That Poor Cat -
In the utopian novel News from Nowhere, the narrator goes to bed and wakes up in an Arcadian future, which he proceeds to describe at length; at the end of the novel, things start going strangely, and he wakes up again, back in his own bed in the present.
Source: All Just a Dream -
Somewhat Canon on Lawrence's part given a scene where the young woman who had spent the film hero-worshipping him showed up naked in Lawrence's bed in order to "help him out", only for Lawrence to start laughing uncontrollaby, him explaining that he was utterly beyond any help she could offer.
Source: Ho Yay / Film
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