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Why, you're crazy. Besides that, he's on a cliff where a whole army couldn't get at him.
Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
The speaker shoots down a wild idea by calling the other person crazy, then adds a practical reason: the target sits somewhere so high and unreachable that even a whole army couldn't get to it. It's blunt, exasperated reasoning meant to end the argument.
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