WHAT ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT RIGHT NOW?

@pianotm: Oooh. That clears that up. If you could also inform me as to what "all ends that ends well" i'd be grateful because it doesn't make sense to me.

@fearful: Almost everything i watch and read is in english.

Is it similar to something like the end justifies the means or something?

It's a little different, mainly in tone.

"The ends justifies the means" is basically saying that going to any lengths to get a result you want removes any negatives that was a part of that. In other words, if you win a war, all the deaths that were caused by the war were justified in order to get that result. It's usually something said in connection to an evil that done in the name of 'good'.

"Alls well that ends well" is not quite as negative in nature and less about deliberate intentions aiming for an end result. It's used more in the case of accidental things that end up working out alright in the end. Say, falling from a ladder onto someone and that being how you meet the love of your life.

One is more towards justifying the choices someone makes to do wrongful things, whilst the other is more about bad things that happened to you/choices you made that ended up turning out well for (usually) everyone involved.

It's a pretty big difference. If you kill a guy and then go "Alls well that ends well" I'd come off as sarcastic and dark. If you accidentally fall into a hole and meet your new best friend then say "Ends justify the means" it would not make sense because there was no actual deliberate choice in the matter.

That's what the difference comes down to - Ends justifies the means alludes to making a deliberate choice to do something wrong in order to get a specific result, where-as Alls well that ends well is about unintended circumstances working out for the better.

Listen to Libby. 'tis the difference.

And seconded fearful. You just keep going and you're good to go Mirak! That's how learning languages work. You keep picking words and phrases up along the way. And if anything is unclear, asking or looking it up is always a good idea.

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edit: ah yes, "impaled with extreme preudice"
"When someone just needs to be run through with a big rod. Bigger is better"

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice

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Is it worse than fingers being cut into pieces and bodies exploding like Elfen Lied.

more or less the same