Confront
Confront verb - To oppose (something hostile or dangerous) with firmness or courage.
Escapes
Both words in one sentence
- Corvo promptly escapes, recovers his gear, and then proceeds into Daud's base to confront him.
Source: Assassin Outclassin' -
While a second attack (led by his subordinate) is successful, Steiner escapes to confront Churchill... who is revealed to be a decoy, making the entire battle essentially meaningless.
Source: Film / The Eagle Has Landed -
Revenge: After realizing Rusk is the one who framed him for the killings (including the death of the two loves in his life Brenda and Babs), Richard Blaney at the climax escapes from prison to confront Rusk to avenge himself and presumably the deaths of his two female friends.
Source: Film / Frenzy
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