我就想问你 你是 到底是谁 我 我以前
“Just tell me. Who are you? I-I used to work with words.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你不要说话了 我知道 你是谁 同志 我
“Stop talking. I know. Who are you? I...”
我 就想 问你 你是 到底是谁 我 我 以前
“Just tell me. Who are you? I-I used to work with words.”
“I-I used to work with words. I can't stand mistakes. Let's not argue.”
“Stop pretending and dodging—tell me your real identity right now!”
Dropping polite indirectness to demand someone's identity directly with '到底' signifies that typical social decorum has completely broken down.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I just want to ask you
A direct, often challenging spoken formula used before asking a provocative or crucial question.
who on earth (someone is)
Employs '到底' to express exasperation, impatience, and an urgent demand for the truth.