Bored
Devoid of
Both terms in one sentence
- There's also mention of a noblewoman who Gentled (reduced to mindless husks wholly devoid of their own volition who have to be prodded to eat, excrete, or move) kittens so her sons could torture them with knives, because they were bored.
Source: Aristocrats Are Evil
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