放她在这儿等死吗?
“Leave her here to die?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
内寺伯若愿意 便护她一程 若不愿意… 怎样?
“If you're willing, escort her partway. If you're not… Then what?”
放她 在这 儿 等死 吗?
“Leave her here to die?”
那就放这儿吧
“Well, leave her here.”
“Are you seriously that heartless to just leave her to die?”
In Chinese discourse, framing a proposed course of action as an unthinkable moral extreme ('waiting to die') is a common way to force the interlocutor to retreat.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to wait for death / to be left to die helplessly
Used to describe complete abandonment or inaction in a fatal situation.
leave her here
A standard spoken directive or rhetorical premise meaning to abandon or place someone in a designated spot.
Converts the statement into an incredulous rhetorical question.