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Mafia Lord's Son Has Secret Love For His Stepmom
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Plot overview
Damon, the powerful son of a ruthless Mafia Lord, carries a dangerous secret: a profound, forbidden love for his beautiful stepmother, Isabella. As the family's criminal empire faces external threats, Damon must navigate his loyalty to his father and his overwhelming, illicit desire. This complex relationship threatens to expose deep family fissures and ignite a deadly conflict within the hierarchy of the organization, forcing Damon and Isabella into impossible choices.
Level insight
The dialogue involves complex, emotionally charged language related to forbidden desire, loyalty oaths, and specialized terminology of organized crime.
Learning goals
Learn vocabulary associated with criminal organizations and power dynamics
Practice expressing intense desire and forbidden emotions
Master rhetorical questions used in tense confrontations
Lingos you'll learn in this series
a bit much
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Idiomatic expression meaning excessive, overwhelming, or slightly irritating/difficult to handle.
blind with revenge
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An idiomatic expression meaning that the desire for revenge is so strong it prevents someone from seeing the situation clearly or making rational decisions.
Don't try me
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An idiomatic phrase used as a sharp warning or threat, telling someone not to test one's patience or provoke a negative reaction.
dead and gone
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An idiomatic phrase emphasizing that someone is deceased and completely out of the picture.
pull a stunt
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An idiomatic expression meaning to perform a sensational or attention-seeking act, often used negatively to suggest recklessness.
set one's eyes on someone/something
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An idiomatic expression meaning to see someone or something for the first time.
turn/roll/smile in one's grave
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An idiomatic expression meaning that a deceased person would be extremely unhappy, shocked, or disapproving of a current action or situation.
the dawn nearly catch someone
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An idiomatic expression meaning they stayed up (often secretly) until almost sunrise, risking being seen or discovered by others.
That dress is pretty on you. But it'd be pretty off of you.
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A suggestive or flirtatious phrase implying that the person would look good without the clothing (i.e., naked), contrasting with 'pretty on you'.
I won't hand you over until the deed's done, and then I can collect you immediately.
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An idiomatic phrase meaning that the action, task, or arrangement has been completed.
You are going to learn.
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An idiomatic threat implying that the person will face harsh consequences or be taught a lesson through pain or difficulty.
Don't try me son, you know me well enough.
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An idiomatic phrase used as a sharp warning or threat, telling someone not to test one's patience or provoke a negative reaction.
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