Release
Release verb - To set free (from a state of being held in check).
Sentenced
Both words in one sentence
- For much of the fic, the readers - and the protagonists - are led to believe that the Three Heroes mercilessly sentenced her to this fate, and never intended to release her.
Source: And I Must Scream / Fan Works -
Fletch is sentenced to five years; as the original series had run for four, the sequel Going Straight focused on Fletch's release back into society.
Source: Series / Porridge - Caligula befriends Tiberius after he has sentenced his mother Agrippina to prison, and never attemps to persuade him to release her or to improve the conditions of her imprisonment.
Source: Literature / I, Claudius
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