Ordered
Ordered adjective - Having a systematic arrangement; especially having elements succeeding in order according to rule.
Upset
Both words in one sentence
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It's pointed out that the massacres in the east are causing problems because the soldiers are upset at being ordered to shoot women and children, especially if the victims are German.
Source: Film / Conspiracy -
She was upset that her unit was being disbanded, and she'd been ordered to head back to the Naval District but not told why.
Source: Anime / Kantai Collection -
Archy, Lenny's dragon is the real thing: supremely loyal, true to his word, and willing to go out and kill anyone he's ordered to, or that it's necessary to kill, even while he shows that he's upset by Lenny's more selfish actions and double-crossing ways.
Source: Lawful Evil
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