Peter
Wind up
Wind up verb - To come to an end.
Usage example: her speeches usually wind up with one last joke
Both terms in one sentence
- Peter knew that if he went to Kirby Plaza, he would wind up absorbing Ted Sprague's ability, and he'd seen that he was the one who caused the big boom in New York on that November night.
Source: Idiot Plot / Live-Action TV - Domestic Abuser: After Peg dies, Peter and Britt wind up in a physical fight that he starts.
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Peter muses that all the women in his life wind up dangling from a ledge sometime. E.g.
Source: Film / Spider-Man 2
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