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Pructus Posted 11 years ago
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Might as well
Hello....
What exactly does the underlined part mean?
Does it mean "Whatever I do, you can do it and you have to do it if the situation requires"?
Or does it mean some more?
Now we are joined, you and I. Whatever I do, you might as well have done yourself. If you were capable of it. If I fall, you fall with me, only I shall not fall unless you betray me.
What exactly does the underlined part mean?
Does it mean "Whatever I do, you can do it and you have to do it if the situation requires"?
Or does it mean some more?
Now we are joined, you and I. Whatever I do, you might as well have done yourself. If you were capable of it. If I fall, you fall with me, only I shall not fall unless you betray me.
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I take it to mean "You will experience the same consequences for my actions as you would experience if you had done them yourself".
- I take it to mean "You will experience the same consequences for my actions as you would experience if you had done them yourself".
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I take it to mean "You will experience the same consequences for my actions as you would experience if you had done them yourself".
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