Grim
Grim adjective - Violently unfriendly or aggressive in disposition.
Usage example: grim warriors heading into battle
Kind
Kind adjective - Having or marked by sympathy and consideration for others.
Usage example: a kind person who regularly volunteers at the homeless shelter
Both words in one sentence
- The giant-kind and the grim rock-dwellers, demons and blendings fell before me, elves and devils have felt my hand.
Source: Hero of Another Story -
Grim Reapers in the Dead Like Me universe work as a team, and are the first variation of Reapers described; the kind that guide the soul of a deceased person to the afterlife.
Source: The Grim Reaper -
Judaism, at least in its early stages, is an aversion, as the underworld, Sheol, is instead thought of as a grim and depressing place, but not hot (kind of like the Greek Hades or the Norse Hel).
Source: Evil Is Burning Hot
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