Enduring
Enduring adjective - Having an existence or validity that does not change or diminish.
Of time
Both terms in one sentence
- The world has been enduring war for a century, with the person given the duty to stop the war having been missing for the same amount of time (and when he comes back to the world, is a 12 year old boy).
- The short story Other People by Neil Gaiman had a twist on this - his torment was literally self-inflicted: due to the fluid nature of time in Hell, the demon torturing him is himself after enduring millennia of torture.
Source: Self-Inflicted Hell -
In the Season Finale "Hell Bent", it turns out that enduring the ordeal was the only way he could return to his homeworld and acquire the means to pull her out of time right before her death, which might destroy the entire universe.
Source: The Power of Love
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