Enter
Enter verb - To come or go into.
Usage example: the boat entered an area of shallow marshes
Get out
Get out verb - Move out of or depart from.
Both terms in one sentence
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Especially bad when you have to enter the cubicle farm, sit through a cutscene of Detective Powell yelling at you to get out of the crime scene - which you then must immediately re-enter.
Source: Video Game / Phantasmagoria 2 -
Similarly, the famous singer Johnny Sonata has you enter his 'personal hell' and destroy his soul so he can get out of a Deal with the Devil.
- After twenty years of dying apartment-owners, Alfred finally realized something; once you enter the builiding, you can never get out.
Source: Roleplay / The Fantome Inn
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