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JungKim Posted 12 years ago
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Lily: If you're looking for Bart's will, you don't have to worry.
Chuck: I'm not. But you should be. I'm trying to find your file.
Lily: Well it's not here so you can stop ransacking the place and look at me.
Chuck: I can't look at you, Lily. You disgust me. - See more at: http://www.planetclaire.org/quotes/gossipgirl/season-two/o-brother-where-bart-thou/#sthash.nCyxoyDd.dpuf

The above is from Gossip Girl, an American TV drama.
When Chuck said "I'm not. But you should be.", does he mean, "I'm not looking for Bart's will. But you should be looking for Bart's will."?

Or "I'm not worried. But you should be worried."?
  

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JungKim When Chuck said, "I'm not. But you should b e" , does he mean, "I'm not looking for Bart's will. But you should be looking for Bart's wil l" ?

  • JungKim When Chuck said, "I'm not.
  • But you should b e" , does he mean, "I'm not looking for Bart's will.
  • But you should be looking for Bart's wil l" ?
  • Yes.
  • I’m not, but you should be would not be a natural reply to You don’t have to worry.
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JungKimWhen Chuck said, "I'm not. But you should be", does he mean, "I'm not looking for Bart's will. But you should be looking for Bart's will"?
Yes. I’m not, but you should be would not be a natural reply to You don’t have to worry.

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