Endure
Fall off
Fall off verb - To turn away from a straight line or course.
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Both terms in one sentence
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Disney Villain Death: Averted with "the General", who does fall off a cliff, and a huge boulder falls on top of him, but who survives long enough to endure a horrible agony while the heroes are pretty much standing around helplessly, because they can not lift the rocks.
Source: Literature / Winnetou
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