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Park sang joon Posted 9 years ago
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To-infinitive which modifies to-infinitive

In Serpent of the Staglands, you assume the role of Necholai, a lesser God who has descended to earth to take part in a festival in his honor. However, once the festivities are over, some unseen force prevents you from leaving your mortal form and returning to your home. Therefore, you disguise yourself as a spice merchant,https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serpent_in_the_Staglands#cite_note-TruePCGamingReview-4 trying to move unnoticed throughout the land in an endeavor to find out who is blocking your passage to the astral planes to finally reclaim your immortality.
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I think "to finally reclaim your immortality" qualifies "to the astral planes."
If so I was wondering if it indicates the result as in "I came back to find her dead."
Thank you in advance for your help.
  

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" I don't think so. Here is a simplified version of that sentence: park sang joon You disguise yourself , trying to move unnoticed to finally reclaim your immortality. The text I omitted is just extra details.

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  • " I don't think so.
  • Here is a simplified version of that sentence: park sang joon You disguise yourself , trying to move unnoticed to finally reclaim your immortality.
  • The text I omitted is just extra details.
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park sang joonI think "to finally reclaim your immortality" qualifies "to the astral planes."
I don't think so.

Here is a simplified version of that sentence:
park sang joonYou disguise yourself , trying to move unnoticed to finally reclaim your immortality.
The text I omitted is just extra details.
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