There is no situtation you cannot escape from

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Recently I watch a very good movie called "Redbelt". There was a quote from the starring actor "There is no situation you cannot escape from". The word "escape" here doesn't mean run away, it means that every problem has a solution! It inspire people be positive and don't give up whatever the situation you deal with.

Am I right for grammar from the above? Thanks

Elanguest · Accepted Answer

Is it a martial arts movie?

It could be referring to escaping from a hold in a fight. In that case, the wordescape would work both literally and figuratively.

Watermelonlam · Answer

Hi Elanguest,

Most of the people will say Judo is a martial art. But when you ask the master of Judo, they'll say Judo is not a martial art, it is sport and come from a Japanise Martial art - Jujutsu. The movie doesn't talk too much about fighting, the story is taking about a judo master how he help others to ackle with difficuties.

When there is a fight, and you are locked by an opponent, you will be tired and eventually knock out by your opponent. But the main actor said, there is always space you can find to escape. Just like when we have difficulties or problems, we need to find some way out and solve the problems or issues. Life is hard and very mean, it will knock you out when you want to success. However, If you are a positive person and not give up, there is no situation you cannot escape from.

Elanguest · Answer

That is a very good explanation. <img class='emoticon' style='Width:19px;Height:19px;' data-delaysrc='https://uat-englishforward-forums-backend.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/Emoticons/1.gif' src='https://uat-englishforward-forums-backend.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/Emoticons/1.gif' alt='Emotion: smile'/>

Anonymous · Answer

To me, it's an example of overnegation.

Watermelonlam · Answer

Hi Elan,

I know that there are some mistakes in my writing but hopefully you know what I want to say. Good and thank you

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