Leaning
Prone
Prone adjective - Having a tendency to be or act in a certain way.
Both words in one sentence
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Leaning on the Fourth Wall/Literary Allusion Title: John grew up reading Shakespeare's works, and he's often prone to reading from them while in the "happy society".
Source: Literature / Brave New World -
Power Incontinence: Bo is prone to involuntary power flare ups when she gets upset, resulting in everything from smashing a nearby TV screen when she's angry to making paint crack and peel on the wall she's leaning against when she's scared.
Source: Series / Believe -
Loki claims sometimes that all gods are story (also has the dubious honor of being the person, who broke Deadpool's brain that way) but is way more prone to Leaning on the Fourth Wall than outright breaking it.
Source: Franchise / Marvel Universe
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