Free
Free adjective - Not bound, confined, or detained by force.
Usage example: all of the animals in the game preserve are free to roam all over its vast area
Shackled
Shackled adjective - Bound by chains fastened around the ankles.
Both words in one sentence
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One Pepe Le Pew cartoon ends with Penelope shackled to him, desperately trying to saw herself free.
Source: Captive Date -
Kebal Rawbread, the Big Bad of the first Trilogy, is shackled to a throne while she slowly feeds his memories into a memory-stone dragon, and when he breaks free, she freezes to death, unable to magic herself any warmth.
- Id: Aphrodite — Free spirited, sexually open, not shackled down by any duties, reputation, or commitment
Source: Freudian Trio / Mythology
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