别 别过来 阿爷有愧于我阿娘
“Go away. (My father felt guilty towards my mom,)”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
别 别过来 阿爷 有愧于 我阿娘
“Go away. (My father felt guilty towards my mom,)”
“so with just a little scare, he lost his wits.”
“Stop right there! Don't push him any further, because his guilt toward my mother has already pushed him to the edge.”
In Chinese ethics, failing one's marital or moral duties produces 'kui' (inner shame/guilt), which is believed to severely afflict one's mental and physical well-being when triggered.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
stay back / don't come over
A direct imperative used to stop someone from advancing physically or escalating a confrontation.
to feel guilty toward / to have wronged
A semi-formal compound used to indicate a deep-seated moral failing or debt of conscience toward someone.