Imagine that imediately before the happy ending of a film the good guy says to

Imagine that imediately before the happy ending of a film the good guy says to

Imagine that imediately before the happy ending of a film the good guy says to the bad guy: "You should have killed me when you could." I assume that this doesn't mean "you had the moral duty to kill me when you could." But what does it exactly mean then?!

Read another response by Amy Kind, Mitch Green
Read another response about Language
Print