Cites
Take
Take verb - To reach for and take hold of by embracing with the fingers or arms.
Both words in one sentence
- In "The Bookworm Turns", Batman cites this trope as he prepares to battle the Bookworm's Mooks, requesting that they take off their glasses, which they oblige.
- Upon seeing what Lara plans to do in the above example, Harry cites this trope as well and states one day he will take Lara down as well.
Source: Literature / Turn Coat - The world's strongest warrior has pink hair and cites sewing as one of the other things he's best at.* For the curious, he sewed his coat to his shirt so he could take them both off at the same time.
Source: Real Men Wear Pink / Video Games
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