Come to
Come to verb - To have a total of.
Value
Value noun - The amount of money for which something will find a buyer.
Both terms in one sentence
- Come to think of it, the "expensive" and "wasteful" parts make this a Justified Trope in some situations; they've got a pretty good resale value if you can manage to kill the rider instead.
Source: Invulnerable Horses - Because of that, he has come to realize that upon being stopped, the lich had been robbed off of everything he had given any value to in his life.
Source: What Have I Become? -
Also Musica and the other civilians in the Robotech Masters' fleet who come to realize the value of individuality.
Source: Anime / Robotech
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