Joins
Separate
Separate verb - To set or force apart.
Both words in one sentence
- Hilarity (and lots of fights) ensue.Tienbo, fascinated by the power of the army, joins it, but Junbao refuses, so they finally go their separate ways.
Source: Film / Tai Chi Master - In Dragon Age II, after the events at the Gallows, Hawke and their companions are forced to flee Kirkwall and go their separate ways, with the exception of Hawke's Love Interest who joins them on the run.
Source: We Were Your Team - Tobia Arronax of Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam manages to subvert this - when Space Pirates attack, he jumps into a grunt MS, gets defeated but explicitly not killed, and joins up with the Crossbone Vanguard despite two completely separate chances to walk away.
Source: Falling into the Cockpit
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