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Plot overview
This series delves into the intense psychological journey of a protagonist forced to confront a life-altering choice. The story explores the motives, consequences, and ethical justifications for a significant, possibly dark, action taken in the past, leading to deep internal conflict and suspense.
Level insight
The narrative involves complex psychological justifications and discussions of moral responsibility, requiring advanced vocabulary for analyzing motivation and consequence.
Learning goals
Learn expressions for justifying controversial actions
Practice vocabulary related to guilt, motive, and psychological states
Master complex sentence structures used in introspective monologues
Lingos you'll learn in this series
You didn't tell me you're married!
Surprised Reaction
An exclamation of shock or disbelief when someone reveals an important fact too late.
Why don't you come to get her?
Helpful Suggestion
A polite suggestion asking someone to go and pick her up.
You know we were good before, right?
Recall Better Times
A reminder that things were going well before a problem came up.
What's at stake if I don't consider?
Assess Risk
A way of asking what the consequences would be if you failed to think it through or agree.
Isn't it too early for a drink, Dad?
Gentle Check
A polite question used to suggest that it may be too early in the day for alcohol.
So we're loading the goods onto a moving car?
Logistics Check
A question asking whether goods are being loaded onto a moving car.
Do you know where they move my brother's stuff?
Finding Items
A question asking where someone has moved a person’s belongings.
Oh wait is this because what happened at the office?
Seeking Cause
A question asking whether something is happening because of an event at the office.
Do you think I'm making a mistake by marrying Greg?
Seek Reassurance
A worried question asking whether a major decision may be a mistake.
How do you know if he won't think that it was me?
Fear Of Blame
A question asking how someone can be sure he will not suspect or blame the speaker.
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