over my pile of ashes
“over my pile of ashes” is a phrase from the book “breaking dawn” from stephenie meyer. this book is about vampires, who can`t die (like every other vampire). the phrase is like “over my dead body!”, just for vampires, because they can only be killed by ripping them in pieces and afterwards burning them up. then there are only the ashes left, so it can only be “over their pile of ashes”.
vampire 1: “go and bite this ugly woman over there!”
vampire 2: “over my pile of ashes!”
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