Honor
Honor verb - To show appreciation, respect, or affection for (someone) with a public celebration.
Spare
Spare verb - To use or give out in stingy amounts.
Both words in one sentence
- During A Brother's Price Jerin gives his word of honor that he will be a placid, willing captive if his captors will spare Cira.
Source: Honor Before Reason / Literature - This has enough of an impact on Kerrigan that she decides to honor his wish to spare his men.
Source: Sliding Scale of Anti-Villains - It turns out that, as far as Snake people are concerned, there is no higher honor than to be devoured by your king... but Hisss decides to spare her when he decides she's of more use to him alive.
Source: Rewarded as a Traitor Deserves
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