Behaved
Took
Both words in one sentence
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Malcolm in the Middle had one where Lois took away Christmas until the boys behaved themselves, which they did, until they decided to sneak behind her back to open the presents.
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It didn't end well for her: she dies a pretty pointless death at the hands of Dukat's Dragon when even she was forced to accept that her father had run out of excuses for the way he behaved and the decisions he took.
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In The Whipping Boy, the titular boy - who, unlike the spoiled prince, had learned to read and write (The Prince shirked his duties) and is so well-behaved that the highwayman who took the two thought the clueless prince was the servant.
Source: Mistaken for Servant
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