Clean
Clean verb - To remove the dirt from.
Polluting
Both words in one sentence
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Developers' Foresight: If you die by falling into the lake of the Troupple King, you won't lose any gold, but you will get chastised by the King for polluting his nice, clean water with your corpse, especially if it's Plague Knight's.
Source: Video Game / Shovel Knight - Aside from the only city that can be seen being, well, a city (and even the city is remarkably clean and isn't visibly polluting any of the surrounding area), the entire map is completely at harmony with nature.
Source: Broken Aesop / Video Games -
Technology is nearly always used by the bad guys, including steam-powered and polluting ironclad vessels, and clean and pristine environments weaken the Darklords of Helgedad, the villains for the first 12 books.
Source: Romanticism Versus Enlightenment
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