Come
Indulge
Indulge verb - To give in to (a desire).
Both words in one sentence
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In Cold Iron, the first Rosie Lavine novel, by Melisa Michaels, elves who come from faerie to become elfrock stars usually indulge in the worst forms of this trope, at least according to Rosie.
Source: Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll -
She refuses to indulge in Shang Tsung's gambit for her to face him for Earthrealm, claiming that her friends will come for her, a 180 from the self-reliant character she was at the start.
Source: Film / Mortal Kombat -
His worshipers long for him to come back as a bloodsoaked tyrant slaughtering all who stand in his way and indulge in the most blatant and unfair forms of nepotism.
Source: Unwanted False Faith
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