一个个都如此忌惮于他呢
“so afraid of him?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
为何您和皇弟
“Why are you and my brother”
一个个 都如此 忌惮 于他呢
“so afraid of him?”
“A life of luxury has made you so naive.”
“Why are you all so afraid of him? He does not look that dangerous to me.”
In historical court dramas, younger or sheltered royals often lack political acumen, failing to realize the lethal stakes and factions around the throne.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to dread; to be apprehensive of; to fear crossing someone
A formal written or literary structure used when describing fear or caution toward a powerful rival.
each and every one of them
Used to emphasize collective behavior, often carrying a mild tone of disbelief or criticism.
Softens the interrogative sentence while highlighting genuine bewilderment and prompting an explanation.