Fulfilled
Fulfilled adjective - Completed to perfection.
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Total and fulfilled are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Total" instead an adjective "Fulfilled".
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Everyone is portrayed as a shade of gray, until Sisko and the Cardassian war criminal Gul Dukat confront each other in "Waltz" and Dukat realizes he should have fulfilled his dreams of total genocide on Bajor after all.
Source: Reconstruction -
Four is also the total number of bad endings (not counting the Coffin Ending, which is not really an ending at all so much as an acknowledgement that you were too smart for your own good and fulfilled the requirements for reaching the True Ending before the plot was ready to let you get there).
- The core rules are to play through 10 generations of Sims, with one child from each generation serving as the heir to the next, and to earn bonus points for factors like total net worth or lifetime achievements fulfilled.
Source: Generational Saga
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