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DonnieDarko Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Sentence from "Buffy the vampire slayer"

Hi Guys,

I have been studying English for over 3 years in university and should actually have reached a far advanced knowledge of English grammer and vocabulary by now. The problem is that i still encounter some sentences on a regular basis which pose a problem to me. The following line is from a TV-show called "Buffy", and it says:

"But to lose her to Angel . . . He was to have sat on my right come the day . . . and now . . ."

I guess he means:

He should have sat on my right (hand) when the day comes....

Can anyone decipher the sentence in terms of grammar?


Thanks in advance,
Donnie
  

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) The Master speaks of how he lost Angel, when Angel was granted a soul. Listen to The Master talking again, because he does actually say: He was to have sat at my right hand , come the day . Meaning that the day The Master can go up to the surface (he's stuck underground for now), Angel was supposed to be fighting by The Masters side.

  • ) The Master speaks of how he lost Angel, when Angel was granted a soul.
  • Listen to The Master talking again, because he does actually say: He was to have sat at my right hand , come the day .
  • Meaning that the day The Master can go up to the surface (he's stuck underground for now), Angel was supposed to be fighting by The Masters side.
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It's from episode 7 (Angel.)

The Master speaks of how he lost Angel, when Angel was granted a soul.

Listen to The Master talking again, because he does actually say: He was to have sat at my right hand, come the day.

Meaning that the day The Master can go up to the surface (he's stuck underground for now), Angel was supposed to be fighting by The Masters si

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