By your bullet

[Golak das]

In a movie Hero said to Heroine.

If I ever die, it would be in your hands.

While she was pointing a gun at his head.

Similarly if I say in below ways would they be correct.

If I ever die, it would be getting shot by your bullet.

If I ever die, it would be by your bullet.

Never saw by preceded by be. Please if you want to teach me about the rules of be and by.

 

[sdgraham]

Please if you want to teach me about the rules of be and by.

There's nothing special here. I think you need to research "prepositional phrase," such as here: What Is a Prepositional Phrase?

Would you still be confused with "If I go to Germany tomorrow, it will be by air?"

 

[PaulQ]

In a movie Hero said to Heroine.

If I ever die, it would be in your hands.

It seems more likely that the hero would say
1. If I am to die, it would be in your arms.
or
2. If I am to die, it would be at your hands.

What was the name of the film?

 

[Golak das]

It seems more likely that the hero would say
1. If I am to die, it would be in your arms.
or
2. If I am to die, it would be at your hands.

What was the name of the film?

"Saaho" it is dubbed in English.

But I don't think if I ever die is wrong at all.

 

[Golak das]

There's nothing special here. I think you need to research "prepositional phrase," such as here: What Is a Prepositional Phrase?

Would you still be confused with "If I go to Germany tomorrow, it will be by air?"

So you are saying what I wrote was right but not my concept about preposition.

 

[sdgraham]

So you are saying what I wrote was right but not my concept about preposition.

I'm not sure what, precisely, you refer to, but "Never saw by preceded by be " is exceedingly strange because it is such common
English.
Sorry.

 

[natkretep]

Would it be helpful to say that by there means by means of?

How did you get here? It was by my own two feet. It was by means of my own two feet.

 

[PaulQ]

"Saaho" it is dubbed in English.

Thanks. The person who dubbed it did not do a good job.

But I don't think if I ever die is wrong at all.

It is wrong. We all die, therefore "if I ever die" is nonsense." It has to be "If I [am to] die now" or "When I die"

 

[much_rice]

I agree with PaulQ that the dubber has made a mistake. Only gods or other celestial beings would say, "If I ever die..." For us mortals, we know that we're going to die at some point. There also seems to be a mistake with the second clause.

If I die, it will be by your hand = It's your fault if I die right now; you're the one who will kill me
If I die, it will be in your arms = If I die right now, then (at least) I'll be dying with you, because I love you
If I die, it will be (blood) on your hands = There will be "blood on your hands" if I die right now, in the metaphorical sense that "you will be guilty of a crime" if you cause my death

 

[Golak das]

I agree with PaulQ that the dubber has made a mistake. Only gods or other celestial beings would say, "If I ever die..." For us mortals, we know that we're going to die at some point. There also seems to be a mistake with the second clause.

If I die, it will be by your hand = It's your fault if I die right now; you're the one who will kill me
If I die, it will be in your arms = If I die right now, then (at least) I'll be dying with you, because I love you
If I die, it will be (blood) on your hands = There will be "blood on your hands" if I die right now, in the metaphorical sense that "you will be guilty of a crime" if you cause my death

This made everything clear.