Seeing
Take care
Take care verb - Be in charge of or deal with.
Both terms in one sentence
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Irony: Madeline and Helen, who wish nothing more than seeing the other dead, are stuck having to take care of each other for eternity.
Source: Film / Death Becomes Her - Rather than seeing his transformation as an opportunity to pay him back for years of taking care of them, they're annoyed by what a burden it is to take care of him.
Source: Literature / The Metamorphosis - However, they also take just as much take care to reveal themselves to past selves who remember seeing or hearing their future selves.
Source: Never the Selves Shall Meet
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