Come to
Come to verb - To have a total of.
Gotten
Both terms in one sentence
- Come to think of it, Johnny doesn't really discriminate once he's gotten going, but it takes a soon-to-be Asshole Victim to trigger his homicidal rampages... Mostly.
Source: Asshole Victim / Comic Books - His appearances are few and far between, but if he hadn't shown up, Four wouldn't have gotten his castle, and Ashania would never have come to be.
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Lila from Dexter does this in a Revealing Hug with Dexter, having successfully gotten him to come to see her after he'd previously ignored her phone calls.
Source: Psychotic Smirk
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