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Explain the line “know this of a truth that in slaying me you have slain yourselves”
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Explain the line “know this of a truth that in slaying me you have slain yourselves”

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My personal explanation is that he's basically saying "Mark my words, you will regret this!"

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"in slaying me, you have slain yourselves" typically means "killing me will eventually kill you in the end"

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