accepted me as one of their own
* I can't get out of bed now, my blankets have finally accepted me as one of their own.
I guess, 'I got accepted as one member of them(blankets)'
By the way, I'm wondering why "their own" as a possessive case is used in this sentence?
(If my question sentence is wrong grammatically, would you correct it? Plz. Thanks in advance)
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Yes, Nina, you're right., the blankets have finally said, "You're one of us! Stay and be cozy!"
"One of their own" means "one of their own kind" or "a member of their family" ("kin").
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hmmm... this is a little difficult to answer, but id have to say that the question sentence is right because their own refers to being accepted by the blankets. The word own most likely means blankets in the context. Also if this dosent answer your question than please rephrase it because its nature is a little weird
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