Honor
Honor verb - To show appreciation, respect, or affection for (someone) with a public celebration.
Wronged
Both words in one sentence
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All conflicts are resolved with physical violence and revenge is the sacred duty for the wronged lest the wronged lose his honor.
Source: Cycle of Revenge -
After being targeted in an assassination attempt by a man that he once wronged, he refuses to press charges against the man and instead decides to start a charity named in his late wife's honor to repay the victims that he had harmed in the past.
Source: The Atoner
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