Sorry about asking something so nasty(I know, yuck it up right now!).
It's just that it bothers me when I don't understand some tiny little words heard in a movie while I understand most of the others.
The sentence in the film went as "I'm doing this because you have, inch by inch, slice by slice, brought me closer to a 'UNIQUE'!"
Well, perhaps the last word isn't spelled correctly, but it REALLY sounded like "unique" and it was translated into my language as a term often applied to somebody "emasculated".
I'm pretty sure that it's something related to being un-masculine or powerless or etc.
I'd thank you for your help a lot!
Have a good day.
Top answer
The word you are looking for is not UNIQUE. It is EUNUCH . k - 'you nick (very close sounding to 'unique') It is a noun and it means "a man who has been castrated, esp.
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It is pronounced 'yoon?k - 'you nick (very close sounding to 'unique') It is a noun and it means "a man who has been castrated, esp. (in the past) one employed to guard the women's living areas at an oriental court."