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Nadan Posted 14 years ago
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"In years to come, years before he went down at three a.m. ... in a bar ... there'd be other killings, other bodies." quoted from Drive/ Sallis.
I cannot be sure about what happened to him. Can someone tell me? Thanks.
I cannot be sure about what happened to him. Can someone tell me? Thanks.
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Hi, I take it to mean that he died. Clive
- Hi, I take it to mean that he died.
- Clive
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I agree with Clive. He was killed.
We use the phrasal verb "put down" to mean euthanize (among other definitions.).
We use the phrasal verb "put down" to mean euthanize (among other definitions.).
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Hi,
In a context where the writer goes on to talk about 'other killings', 'other bodies', it suggests that he died.
Clive
In a context where the writer goes on to talk about 'other killings', 'other bodies', it suggests that he died.
Clive
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Clive, the other dead bodies are the ones who he will kill in years between.
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Sorry for confusing you. Between now (when the scene goes down) and years after (when he will go down in a bar).
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Hi,
As I said, it sounds like it means 'he died', 'he was killed'.
Clive
As I said, it sounds like it means 'he died', 'he was killed'.
Clive
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