How to understand "in all of "in this sentence?
I can't figure out some lines in The Vampire Diaries:
A:It doesn't matter what he does,damon's gotten under your skin.
B:That's not true.
A:God,just admit it,elena,ok? You are attracted to him! In all of his bad brother glory.
How do you guys understand the "in all of" in that sentence?Thx a lot~
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In all of his = surrounded by his... or with all of his ....
The sentence is sarcastic. "In all his glory" is used to apply to God or somebody very important. The translation is that A is not as impressed by his "Glory" and he thinks that Elena is too impressed by his personality and aura.
To put it into everyday use, if you saw someone who is very self-important (they think they are much more important than they actually are) you might say:
"Well, there he is, in all his glory!" It would be a negative comment.
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I understand it that Elena likes everything about the guy - whaterver he does or says, even if other people don't approve him.
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