Begin
Put in
Put in verb - To put or set into the ground to grow.
Both terms in one sentence
- The fact that Rarity was put in this situation due to the heat of the sun, and the fact that Celestia controls the sun, leads some to suspect that she caused the whole incident to begin with.
Source: Trickster Mentor - If she had investigated further, confronted him herself or thought about the situation for more than a second, Zuko never would have been put in a position to turn to Azula's side to begin with.
- Another killer did get caught, but because one of his victims was a cop, he was the big man in prison, and he was put in the same prison as the abusive father who murdered his beloved mother, so he got to take revenge on him, which is all he really wanted to begin with.
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