object complement, a catenative verb or a possessive case?

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jasonkhlim

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Hi there.
''I don't need to hear it come out of his little head.''

Is the phrase in the bold an object complement, a catenative verb or a possessive case?

Thanks in advance.
 
The sentence is unnatural.
 
'I don't need to hear it come out of his little head.' is unnatural.

With all respect, I disagree that it is unnatural. It is something I might say if I was sufficiently angry.
 
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