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"I will never be complete"

This is a quote from Fight Club. Is it correct grammar? I am curious. 


What about? 

"..will never be completed" , or do we only use this structure for projects or buildings; for example, this building will never be completed.

20 เม.ย. 2018 เวลา 22:49
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The first rule of the Fight Club is not to talk about the Fight Club. The second rule of the Fight Club is not to talk about the Fight Club.
20 เมษายน 2018
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Well I think those 2 things are different. 

1) I will never be complete (as a person) without you, if you break up with me now.

2) I am a robot, and my creator is trying to assemble me by Labor Day. At the rate that he is working, I will never be completed

20 เมษายน 2018
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In this case, I think, "complete" is not used as a verb, but an adjective.
21 เมษายน 2018

"I will never be complete"

In this case, complete acts as an adjective. 
"Having every necessary or normal part or component or step"

21 เมษายน 2018
It sounds totally normal to me. I’ve heard this expression many, many  times before. Completed would be totally wrong. 
21 เมษายน 2018
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