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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
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Analyses of sentences

Don Lino and Lenny is shark and Oscar is fish.
Frankie is a brother of Lenny and he is dead.
Lenny have made himself up as dolphin by himself.

Don Lino: What do do with this guy? He took out your own flesh and blood! Frankie!
Lenny: But Pop, just listen.
Don Lion: Nothing. You never take sides against the family, ever!
Oscar: Hey, Don Lino, sir! Listen! It's not his fault! This is between you and me.
Don Lino: What did I ever do to you?! You took Frankie away, and you turned Lenny into a dolphin! I'm going to get you!
[Of the movie "Shark Tale"]
I'd like to know what "own flesh and blood" means.
And I'd like to know what "nothing" means.
Thank you in advance for your help.
  

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Your flesh and blood refers to your relatives, ie the people who have the same flesh and blood as you. We often just say 'my blood relatives'. eg My daughter is my own flesh and blood.

— Clive

  • Your flesh and blood refers to your relatives, ie the people who have the same flesh and blood as you.
  • We often just say 'my blood relatives'.
  • eg My daughter is my own flesh and blood.
  • Her husband is not.
  • Nothing .
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Your flesh and blood refers to your relatives, ie the people who have the same flesh and blood as you. We often just say 'my blood relatives'.
eg My daughter is my own flesh and blood. Her husband is not.

Nothing. He just means he wants to listen to nothing.
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