谁会毒害神观法师这样的人
“Who would poison someone like Master Shenguan?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不过我还是奇怪
“But I'm puzzled.”
谁会 毒害 神观法师 这样的人
“Who would poison someone like Master Shenguan?”
也许
“Perhaps”
“This does not add up; nobody had a sensible reason to kill him.”
Venerated monks traditionally occupied a sacred, non-partisan social role, making crimes against them morally shocking and perplexing.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
who would ever / who could
Commonly starts a rhetorical question casting severe doubt on the plausibility of an action.
such a person / someone like this
A phrase used to summarize someone's established character, status, or reputation.