Good
Good adjective - Giving pleasure or contentment to the mind or senses.
Usage example: we had a good time at the movies
Sad
Sad adjective - Feeling unhappiness.
Both words in one sentence
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If that's the case, then he appears to be the last one left note That being good or sad is up to you.
Source: Last of His Kind - The Book of Ecclesiastes muses over this and concludes that smart may be good but it sure is sad and it is temporary as we all die anyway.
Source: Dumb Is Good -
It helps that the two of them are quite similar personality-wise (playful, introverted, idealist, somewhat childish, etc.), have both suffered sad and traumatic events in their recent past, and are eager to become good friends who protect and comfort each other in times of need.
Source: Single Woman Seeks Good Man
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