Function
Wind up
Wind up verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Both terms in one sentence
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In Tina the Wind Up Toy, the titular character Tina and most of the toys that live on Wind Up island has to be wound up in order to function, and won't be able to move otherwise.
Source: Wind-Up Key - Players of the actual games though would probably find the site particularly useful, as much like Bulbapedia, it can function as a Strategy Guide - one that can wind up more detailed than the officially published ones.
Source: Universe Concordance - Pete is believed to be dead, then shows up again, obviously badly shaken but mostly alright, only to kill Horace with a steak knife and wind up back in a mental institution, probably for life, as the drug that helps him function is no longer available.
Source: Series / Horace And Pete
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