我为何也要跟着死
“so why should I follow him to death?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
麒儿不是我害死的
“I'm not to blame for Qi's death,”
我 为何 也要 跟着 死
“so why should I follow him to death?”
“What's wrong with me wanting to survive?”
“I refuse to be a scapegoat or die needlessly just because others perished.”
Traditional dynasties expected subordinates or concubines to share their masters' fates; challenging this reflects a raw assertion of personal survival over feudal duty.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
why
A slightly formal, written equivalent of '为什么', common in period dramas or intense debates.
along with / following suit
Used to describe doing the same action after someone else or sharing the same fate.