Certainly
Perchance
Perchance adverb - It is possible.
Usage example: perchance he is playing the devil's advocate, and the opinions he has expressed are not actually his own
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- John Crichton from Farscape certainly has some messianic qualities: a non-corporeal god-like creature who took the form of his father gave him some pretty powerful powers; he is a an outcast in a strange land who likes to contrast his morality with others; also he has a perchance for self-sacrifice.
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