Book in
Leave
Leave verb - To cause to remain behind.
Both terms in one sentence
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Addressed in "A Death in Peacetime", the last story in the first book in the anthology release, showing Joachim Steuben's death in ways that leave no doubt as to his actual, unfaked, death.
Source: Literature / Hammer's Slammers - Upon leaving the attic, a portal opens up and two Pooka come out to retrieve the coin, implied to be the last Valentine coin they are looking for that will undo the curse of the Pooka transformation, and leave a final book in its place.
Source: Real After All - Evil Dead (2013)'s plot is set in motion when a group of unidentified people in the opening scene who have the cursed book Necronomicon ex Mortis in their possession leave said book in plain sight on a table in the basement of a cabin they've broken into.
Source: Idiot Plot / Live-Action Film
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