This is a phrase from the new episode of TV show Game of Thrones. Some context: Jaime Lannister (a knight) is speaking with High Sparrow (a priest) during funeral ceremony. They don't like each other.
High Sparrow said:
Do you know why we use these stones? To remind us not to fear death. We close our eyes on this world and open them on the next.Jaime answered:
You must long for the next life.
I don't understand, what does it means. Is it an idiom (the whole phrase) or just special meaning of "must long"? Does it mean threat or insult or anything else?
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used as a verb, and even couldn't imagine that it could be a verb. Anyway, thank you. – Dmitriy May 2 '16 at 21:24