Inverts
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Both words in one sentence
- In Magic: The Gathering's "Scars of Mirrodin" expansion, the flavor text for Tumble Magnet suggests and inverts this trope: "Magnetic devices that keep massive golems and structures standing can also be used for the opposite purpose."
Source: Reinforce Field - Final Fantasy VI actually inverts this trope: you're bumped back to the last point you saved, and you lose any money or items you've gained since you last saved, but you get to keep all your experience gained.
Source: Continuing Is Painful - NEEDLESS inverts this with a character who can turn things invisible - large projectiles, most of the floor except the small patch on which the heroes are standing, the wall between him and them...the trick is to keep them from realizing what he's doing.
Source: This Is Not a Floor
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