Decide
Enact
Enact verb - To put into effect through legislative or authoritative action.
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- William Telling: Jacob and his brother-in-law, during their Alcohol-Induced Idiocy, decide to re-enact the myth with an axe instead of a bow and arrow.
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At this point, either the Big Bad will finally be ready to enact his master plan or decide to finally subvert Orcus on His Throne and the Final Battle begins.
Source: Mook Depletion -
In the Dutch short film A Curious Conjunction of Coincidences', Jacob van Dyeck and his brother-in-law, during their Alcohol-Induced Idiocy, decide to re-enact the myth with an axe instead of a bow and arrow.
Source: William Telling
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