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A lot of things happen one after another, so the character says:

> 待て 待て待て 早い早い 展開が早い

Translated to "wait... wait, wait. Sh*t is moving way too fast!"

Does repeating ad mean "too much", or what?
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grammar meaning
why is the adjective 早い twice here?
No, repeating an adjective only emphasizes the meaning. It does not
automatically add the meaning of "overly". 長い長い is simply "long, long" or
"very long", but not "too long".

Here, saying 早い just once corresponds to saying "(That's) too fast" in
English. We don't need to say something long like 早すぎる in a situation like
this. So 早い早い is simply 早い said twice for emphasis ("Too fast, too fast!").
It's not different from saying "wait, wait!"
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