Come off
Come off verb - To take place.
To escape
Both terms in one sentence
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When it comes time to escape Omphale, the gloves come off and Ulysses personally dispatches the captain of Omphale's guard.
Source: Film / Hercules (1958) - Their motives are largely the same as in canon, (fostering hope and enabling Kuzuryuu to escape, respectively), but since they're hinted at posthumously, along with the knowledge that they were considering murder, they do come off as less sympathetic.
Source: Fan Fic / System Restore
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