Lives
Misery
Misery noun - A situation or state that causes great suffering and unhappiness.
Both words in one sentence
- Black Mages have a way around this by basically becoming psychic vampires, drawing on the fear and misery of others instead of their own lives.
Source: Cast from Lifespan - The lion is subsequently wounded, forcing the rest of the party to risk their lives to put it out of its misery.
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Karma Houdini: As in most fairy tales, the Devil never suffers for the misery he causes, only has his pride hurt and his scheme ruined-he's still cheerfully ruining lives in the ending.
Source: Video Game / Anna's Quest
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