Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Walk through is an antonym for keep.
Walk through
Walk through verb - Perform in a perfunctory way, as for a first rehearsal.
Both terms in one sentence
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You have to keep Peter Puppy from getting hurt on his walk through a ridiculously dangerous area.
Source: Escort Mission - In fact, if you walk through a door in Zora's Domain and keep walkin' for about two meters, you'll end up in a snowy mountain region!
- Ben also qualifies, though this is due to having had something done to him to keep him alive and stable after his first walk through the Rift on his first trip to Orbis didn't go quite well.
Source: Web Comic / White Dark Life
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