lackey (noun)

1. In the magical kingdom of Eldoria, the prince's lackey was always by his side, ready to attend to his every need.

2. As the superhero's faithful lackey, the unassuming sidekick had an uncanny ability to always be there to save the day.

3. In the classic novel, the wealthy protagonist's lackey would run errands and perform menial tasks at his master's command.

4. During the reign of Louis XIV, a lackey was an essential component of a nobleman's household, serving as a footman and attending to various duties.

1. In the superhero comics, the villain always has a lackey who carries out their evil plans.

2. In some religious texts, there are stories of individuals who act as lackeys for their gods, doing whatever is asked of them.

3. In the art world, a struggling artist might become a lackey to a rich collector in hopes of gaining exposure and financial support.

4. In horror movies, the main antagonist often has a lackey who assists in carrying out their terrifying actions.