你说说你 我师父真的快病死了 如果我师父救不活
“Look at you. My mentor is really dying. If my mentor dies,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你怎么
“Why did you...”
你说说你 我师父 真的 快病死了 如果我师父 救不活
“Look at you. My mentor is really dying. If my mentor dies,”
“and you don't save her, you'd be leaving her to die.”
“You have the power to save him, and if he dies, his blood will be entirely on your hands.”
In traditional master-disciple relationships, disciples bear filial obligations to defend and save their master at all costs, justifying fierce emotional appeals.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Just look at you / How could you be like this
A spoken formula used to initiate a reproach or express exasperation with someone's behavior or inaction.
to stand by and watch someone die without helping
A serious moral accusation leveled against someone who refuses to render critical aid.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“and you don't save her, you'd be leaving her to die.”
“why your master hasn't”
“-What are you talking about? -I'm not at that point yet.”
“Say that in front of my master.”
“- I kept addressing you as my mentor then. - Nonsense!”
“Mentor, you told me”