 The canonical position of the object in German is to the right of the subject.In this regard, the object pronouns "mich" in the first example and "uns" in the second example have been scrambled to the left, so that the clauses now have OS (object-subject) order.The second example is unlike the first example insofar as it, due to the presence of the auxiliary verb "wird" 'will', necessitates an analysis in terms of a discontinuity.