Hale
Live
Live adjective - Being in effective operation.
Both words in one sentence
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I'm Sindbad the Sailor, so hearty and hale, I live on an island, on the back of a whale, It's a whale of an island!
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Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right: Hale reaches this point at the end, actively advising the accused to confess to witchcraft so that they'll live, even though he knows they're innocent.
Source: Theatre / The Crucible -
Reverend Hale in The Crucible has one of these and spends the rest of the play trying to make amends — by encouraging victims of the witch-hunt to confess and live rather than die for continuing to deny witchcraft.
Source: Heel Realization
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