Fall
Get in
Get in verb - To get to a destination.
Both terms in one sentence
- They can easily fall from too high places, stumble upon cacti, fall into lava or get in the way of exploding Creepers.
Source: Invulnerable Horses - The guidelines for GM adjudication point out that people get in fights in all kinds of hazardous places, and it's easy for a stun victim to fall on something sharp, stumble into a pit, etc.
Source: Reckless Pacifist - Subverted with Talia and Skif, who fall comfortably into this trope without ever getting into an actual physical relationship (they try, but various bits of serendipity get in the way).
Source: Better as Friends
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