Fall
Fall verb - To go down from an upright position suddenly and involuntarily.
Going up
Both terms in one sentence
- The photographer is there during the reconstruction post World War II, was at a famous soccer game, and the fall of the Berlin wall (he even took pictures of it going up).
Source: Been There, Shaped History -
Kahlan lets herself fall when she's left hanging from Richard after she slips when going up a cliff, so he can take the Stone of Tears to stop the Keeper in "Eternity".
Source: Series / Legend of the Seeker -
An early Strontium Dog strip had Johnny and Wulf working for, then going up against an insane computer which had seized control of a planet in an allegory for the fall of the Roman Empire.
Source: Master Computer
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