你以为我想当这个夫人啊 快 快 快
“do you think I want to be your wife? Hurry, hurry.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我来 我来 听我的 你
“Let me do it. Listen to me. Do you...”
你以为 我想当 这个 夫人啊 快 快 快
“do you think I want to be your wife? Hurry, hurry.”
“But since you don't like it, why did you marry into the residence?”
“I hate this title just as much as anyone, so stop lecturing me and let us hurry up.”
Noble titles in traditional society often brought severe restrictions, leading individuals to reject the superficial glamour associated with high status.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
do you think I actually want to...
A rhetorical phrase used to defensively deny that one enjoys an undesirable situation.
hurry up, faster
Repeated for urgent insistence to make someone quicken their pace.
Adds emotional intensity and exasperation to the rhetorical question.