Good
Mild
Mild adjective - Marked by temperatures that are neither too high nor too low.
Both words in one sentence
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The Mistress: Leads to the plot of "To Heir is Human." Mixed Metaphor: A mild case in "The Girl from Upper Gaborski":Louis: Just turn a blind eye; there's a good man... And a blind ear, for good measure.
Source: Series / Young Blades - Mind Screw: a mild but pervasive case, although the author himself states that a good deal of the game was designed to confuse/intrigue the player (hopefully in a good way).
Source: Video Game / An Untitled Story -
In addition to curing Verence of a vampire attack, it also puts the normally mild-mannered king in a state of mind where attacking said vampire's castle with a sword seems like a good idea.
Source: Bottled Heroic Resolve
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