Chaperone
Chaperone verb - To go along with in order to provide assistance, protection, or companionship.
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Edvard, or "Eddie", orders his chaperone to help him keep his identity quiet, and hides it from his fellow students, including Paige.
Source: Film / The Prince & Me - A Stepford Smiler female chaperone is assigned to watch her every move and keep her in line.
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Matron Chaperone: Alicia Lohmeyer's role seems to be less to protect Nunnally's virginity (Nunnally is blind and in a wheelchair and hasn't started dating yet) than to keep her from getting too far out of line politically.
Source: Anime / Code Geass
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