Distant
Distant adjective - Separated in space or coming from or going to a distance.
Usage example: distant villages
Walking
Walking adjective - Close enough to be walked to.
Both words in one sentence
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Distant Finale: The film ends with a presumably symbolic scene of Jesus in the present day, wearing modern clothes and walking with children.
Source: Series / Jesus (1999) - When Conan expresses skepticism that the correspondent is actually at the distant location, the correspondent insists he really is there and purports to prove it by walking to another location (represented by another projected background).
Source: Fauxtastic Voyage - In the Distant Finale, long after Nia's death, we see Simon Walking the Earth, fulfilling her dream.
Source: Fill It With Flowers
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