Shed
Take
Take verb - To reach for and take hold of by embracing with the fingers or arms.
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However, Loki's long imprisonment eventually allows him to take control of the tree and make it drop a leaf into Heimdall's eye, causing him to shed a tear.
Source: Tears from a Stone - Heroic Sacrifice: Vicky, Gabriel (sort of hes still alive, but its unknown if he will ever be able to return.) Meaningful Rename: When someone becomes a Harlequin, they shed their old identity and take on a new name.
Source: Literature / The Fourth Realm -
Also, Blood has been shed over water.Considerations are being made for a Continuity Reboot / Remake, which would expand on each of the main characters' roles and make the story take place over a longer time period.
Source: Series / Blood Over Water
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