Reflection
Reflection noun - A briefly expressed opinion.
Truth
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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Tomato in the Mirror: In "Darkness and Light, Part 1," Hulk sees his reflection in water while in mid-transformation, realizing the truth about himself and Bruce.
- Dreaming of Things to Come: Many characters have prophetic or symbolic dreams, such as Dave's occasional self-reflection nightmares or Penelope's attempts to tell herself the truth about what she is.
Source: Literature / City Of Angles -
To the extent there's truth to this trope, it's probably a reflection of the state's sheer size: Florida is huge, and tens of millions of people live there.
Source: Only in Florida
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