End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Valuing
Both words in one sentence
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In the end, he attempts to convince Goody Proctor to persuade John to abandon his moral ideals so that he may live, reflecting Hale's own change in paradigms from valuing religious law to simply valuing that a human being makes it out alive, regardless of the moral cost.
Source: Theatre / The Crucible -
A curse of contradictions, as he long as he values life, everything around him dies; he can regain control if he stops valuing life, but because of this Lack of Empathy, he'll probably end up killing people anyway.
Source: Tragic Villain - Some works suggest that immortality in itself is damaging to valuing other people's lives: if most people's lifespans seem to pass in the blink of an eye for you, why care if they end slightly earlier?
Source: Immortality Immorality
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