Robotic Surgery Video
“Not too many gunshot victims have come through this way have Kevlar parts in their rib cage”?
Can anyone tell me how you could make out the sentence (bracketed) “Not too many gunshot victims have come through this way have Kevlar parts in their rib cage” in the following script. What could be missing? Is this type of structure often used? I checked the video and, sure enough, the transcription is correct. By the way, I’m not a native speaker of English.
Intensive Care – Nina Recovers
(she awakens following surgery and looks a her spastic robotic arm. she is startled by a visitor)
BROYLES: I think to repair that one requires a special skill set.
NINA: Phillip.
BROYLES: You’ve been shot. We discovered it was Jones. You’re lucky. [Not too many gunshot victims have come through this way have Kevlar parts in their rib cage.] You’ll be up and about in no time. What did he want, Nina? What did he do to your arm?
NINA: Get me Agent Dunham. I need to speak with her right away.
I think it’s this:
“Not too many gunshot victims who’ve come through this way have Kevlar parts in their rib cage.”
It sounds the same as your original except for a slight vowel change in the ninth syllable.
Other possibilities:
“Not too many gunshot victims who have come through this way have Kevlar parts in their rib cage.”
“Not too many gunshot victims have come through this way with Kevlar parts in their rib cage.”
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