阪大の入試問題:文構造と下線部の和訳

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  • 阪大の入試問題で、文の構造と下線部の和訳について質問があります。
  • 下線部では、Blandが自分の部屋について二つの異なる態度を抱いていることが示されています。
  • 具体的には、部屋から離れている時には、その場所を懐かしく思い、世界からの避難所として見ていますが、実際に部屋の中にいる時には、安全で温かく静かな環境が彼をイライラさせるということです。
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この文の構造を教えてください

阪大の入試問題です。 まず以下のような前置きがありまして… Home is where heart is. But at the same time, home is so sad. Bland's attitude towards his flat was the somewhat shifting point at which these two attitudes met. When he was away from it he thought of it longingly, as the place which would always provide him with a refuge from the world. ここから下線部が引かれています。 When he was actually inside it, safe and warm and quiet, as he had always wished to be, it irritated him, precisely on account of those same qualities for which he had felt such intense nostalgia. 下線部を和訳せよという問題なのですが、意味はなんとなくわかるのですが、構造がよくわかりません。 特にsafe and warm and quietというくだりです。 どうかご教授下さい。よろしくお願いします。

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When he was actually inside it, precisely on account of those same qualities for which he had felt such intense nostalgia.この文に、 下記のコンマで挟まれた二つの文が挿入されたもの。 safe and warm and quiet 挿入 as he had always wished to be 挿入 分かりにくいところがありましたら、補足質問してください。

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なるほど…ちょっと難しく考えすぎていたようですね。 スッキリしました。 ありがとうございました。

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