Let go
Let go verb - Release, as from one's grip.
Turned
Turned adjective - Moved around an axis or center.
Both terms in one sentence
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Thor used to have a debilitating weakness: If he let go of Mjölnir for more than a minute, he turned into doctor Don Blake, who has a crippled leg (and presumably an acid tongue and a dry wit), and Mjölnir turns into a walking stick.
Source: Weaksauce Weakness -
At the end most that knew him or worked with him are either dead (often because of him or per his direct order), deeply traumatized (his Love Interest ends up being Driven to Suicide) or generally unable to let go of his memory...But hey, the world turned out slightly better...
Source: Byronic Hero
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