Reading ブラックジャックによろしく manga exercises (p14-and up)

20.

(おし)えて(くだ)さい…

あなたは本当にこんな最後(さいご)でいいんですか…?

So here (おし)えて is in the -te form to link with (くだ)さい, right? I think I’m starting to understand.

Anyhow, in this context, I don’t think (おし)えて means “teach” but rather “tell”, as in:
:speech_balloon:Tell me please

あなたは本当に we just saw, 最後(さいご)で: final + manner of action で;

いい means “good” while のですか is a question so:

:speech_balloon:Tell me please, are you really ok with this being your final moments?

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