Effect
Follow
Follow verb - To come after in time.
Common collocations
| life | effect life | follow life |
| plot | effect plot | follow plot |
| way | effect way | follow way |
| plans | effect plans | follow plans |
| Other words: protagonist. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- The (potentially Elite and two levels higher than you) demon would follow you around even after the enslave effect normally ended.
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It is later revealed that he is under the effect of a blood pact that would kill his people if he didn't follow the demands of the Begnion Senate, so it's at least a slightly averted subversion.
Source: Power of Trust -
Disaster Movie: Many of the stories follow this sort of logic, dealing with the aftermath or effect of the monster's attacks.
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