袁放的尸身我今日必要带走 你敢
“I must take Yuan Fang's body today. How dare you!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
随意攀诬 卢将军是要在京畿之地械斗吗 那又如何
“and make accusations? Are you intending to use force here in the capital? So what?”
袁放的 尸身 我今日必要 带走 你敢
“I must take Yuan Fang's body today. How dare you!”
如此目无法纪率众闹事 本官今日便要上书圣人参你
“You're so lawless, causing trouble here! I will petition His Majesty today to censure you.”
“Step aside now, or I will use force against you.”
In traditional Chinese belief, securing an ally or superior's remains intact for proper rites is a matter of absolute honor and loyalty, worth risking one's life over.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Don't you dare; do you dare?
A sharp, threatening challenge used when forbidding someone from taking a specific action.
must; definitely need to
Expresses unyielding determination and obligation to carry out an objective.
