Disgust
Free
Free verb - To set free (as from slavery or confinement).
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The cast doesn't realise who she is upon finding her, and free her mainly out of pity and disgust at her... less-than-pleasant condition.
Source: Man in the Iron Mask -
Jack establishes from the get-go that his family embraces the idea of being Pants-Free, yet reacts in disgust when he sees Abigail in her underwear.
Source: Lets Play / JackSepticEye - His comments about the Unforgivables and the spell to cast the Dark Mark being "burned into his mind" and his disgust at Death Eaters going free after the war, lead Amelia to suspect he's a muggleborn who was Obliviated improperly during the last war after his family was killed.
Source: Entertainingly Wrong
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