Induce
Start
Start verb - To move suddenly and sharply (as in surprise).
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- Although the Death Eaters are still plenty evil, Harry (and Snape) start acting as Morality Pets and slowly induce Voldemort into a HeelFace Turn.
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It is therefore presumed that interdimensional aliens would not be allowed to turn up and start teaching primitive humans advanced knowledge, less still to induce said primitives to worship them.
Source: Sci-Fi Ghetto -
It did not end well... Laser-Guided Amnesia: Prior to the start of the story, Aunt Melinda managed to induce a very specific form of this, causing Lydia to forget Betelgeuse's name.
Source: Fan Fic / Say It Thrice
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