Model
Turn out
Turn out verb - To leave one's bed.
Both terms in one sentence
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Memento MacGuffin: In "Firewall", two of Magnus' birthday presents from her father turn out to combine into what seems to be a scale-model of a mysterious, futuristic city.
Source: Series / Sanctuary -
Unfortunately the sketches turn out a bit "artsy" — meaning that the gruff Major ends up looking something like a model posing on a magazine cover.
Source: Facial Composite Failure - Elizabeth Moon's Trading in Danger has two: the model kit and the fruitcakes given to the main character near the beginning both turn out to be very useful by the end, though neither in the way that's hinted at during the various times they are mentioned.
Source: Chekhovs Gun / Literature
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