> > Perhaps it will all come back, but now if you love me, give me up . . . else I shall begin to hate you, I feel it.
It’s not being used in the programming if-else sense here. He’s not saying “if you don’t love me, I shall begin to hate you”. He’s saying “if you don’t give me up, I shall begin to hate you”.
if (you love me):
give me up I shall begin to hate you
# i feel itThe language construct is exactly that if-then-else, you’re just making the intended inference.
A ? B : C => !B -> C
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