( security door buzzes ) → （防盜門響聲）
MAN ( over p.a. ): Michael Crawford, 3-4-0. → 廣播男聲：Michael Crawford，3-4-0。
Michael Crawford, please call 3-4-0. → Michael Crawford，請打3-4-0。
( muffled transmission over p.a. ) → （廣播模糊聲）
Hi, again. → 又見面啦。
( chuckles ) → （笑）
Uh, I've been waiting to see the director for 40 minutes now. → 呃，我等咗見院長成40分鐘喇。
Do you have any idea how much longer he's going to be? → 你知唔知佢仲要幾耐先得閒？
I'm sorry, all I can say is he does know you're here. → 唔好意思，我只可以話佢知道你嚟咗。
Well, I believe District Attorney Devalos spoke with him. → 嗯，我相信地區檢察官Devalos同佢講過。
He arranged for me to see one of your patients at 9:30. → 佢安排咗我9點半見你其中一個病人。
Ma'am, I understand exactly what you want. → 小姐，我完全明白你想要咩。
I understand exactly why you're here. → 我完全明白你點解嚟呢度。
But you're just going to have to take a seat → 但係你而家要坐低等
until the doctor comes down. → 等到醫生落嚟。
Well, maybe you could just page him. → 嗯，或者你可以傳呼佢。
You know, I have already called twice. → 我已經打咗兩次電話喇。
Now, there's really nothing else to do but take a seat. → 而家真係冇其他嘢可以做，坐低等啦。
Look, you know what? → 喂，你知唔知點？
He's obviously pretty busy today. → 佢今日明顯好忙。
You all seem pretty busy today. → 你哋全部今日都好忙。
So I think what I'm gonna have to do for now is, → 所以我諗我而家要做嘅係，
I'm just gonna leave, and I'll call back tomorrow → 我走先，聽日再打嚟
and try to reschedule, okay? Thanks. → 重新約時間，好嗎？唔該。
I'm sorry, um, I think I need you to buzz me out. → 唔好意思，嗯，我想你開門俾我出去。
I think you really need to take a seat. → 我覺得你真係要坐低等。
Excuse me? → 吓？
Come on, now, Beverly, just take a seat. → 嚟啦，Beverly，坐低啦。
You know, let's not go through this all over again. → 我哋唔好又嚟過呢套啦。
I'm sorry, go through what again? → 唔好意思，又嚟過咩套？
I don't know what you're talking about. → 我唔知你講緊咩。
My name isn't Beverly. → 我唔係叫Beverly。
Could you just open the door? → 你可唔可以開門？
Okay, obviously we've had a huge misunderstanding here. → 好，明顯我哋有啲大誤會。
You know the Day Room rules, Beverly. → 你知日間病房規矩㗎，Beverly。
You've been asked to take a seat-- take a seat. → 叫你坐低就坐低啦。
I am happy to take a seat, → 我好樂意坐低，
but perhaps you could just call the director and let him know → 但你可唔可以打電話俾院長話俾佢知
that Allison Dubois-- not Beverly-- → Allison Dubois——唔係Beverly——
is here to see him. We're happy to make that call, → 嚟咗搵佢。我哋好樂意打呢個電話，
Beverly, if you'll just come with us. → Beverly，只要你同我哋嚟就得。
What? What? → 咩話？咩話？
Hey! Get off me! Beverly. → 喂！放開我！Beverly。
How dare you! This is a mistake! Calm down. → 你膽敢！搞錯咗！冷靜啲。
Beverly. Don't... Beverly. I'm Allison Dubois! → Beverly。唔好……Beverly。我係Allison Dubois！
I'm here to see the director! Beverly, calm down. → 我嚟搵院長㗎！Beverly，冷靜啲。
Let me go! → 放開我！
Please don't do this! → 唔好咁做！
Please! → 求吓你！
I'm not a patient! Please don't... → 我唔係病人！唔好……
Please don't do this. → 唔好咁做。
Please! Please! I'm not a patient! → 求吓你！求吓你！我唔係病人！
Please... ( muffled speaking ) → 求吓你……（模糊說話聲）
Now, try to relax now, Beverly. → 而家放鬆啲啦，Beverly。
This will only hurt for a moment. → 呢下只係痛一陣咋。
( muffled yelling ) → （模糊叫喊聲）
( electrical buzzing ) → （電擊聲）
( screams ) → （尖叫聲）
( panting ) → （喘氣聲）
( toilet flushes ) → （沖廁聲）
JOE: Thank God you're up. → JOE：好彩你起身咗。
Um, you know if we have any more aspirin? → 嗯，我哋仲有冇阿士匹靈？
What? Aspirin? → 咩話？阿士匹靈？
Um... → 嗯……
I-I... think there's some in the kids' bathroom, → 我……我覺得細路廁所應該有啲，
some chewables. → 咀嚼嗰啲。
Why? → 做咩？
My head's killing me. → 我頭痛到死。
( sighs ): Oh, tell me about it. → （嘆氣）唉，講起就嬲。
Captioning sponsored by PARAMOUNT TELEVISION → 字幕由PARAMOUNT TELEVISION贊助
NBC
Mom! → 媽咪！
I think we're out of milk. → 我哋冇牛奶喇。
I just bought some last night-- look again. → 我琴晚先買——你再睇吓。
Here. → 俾你。
JOE: 10:00 should be fine for the McMillan meeting. → JOE：10點開McMillan會議應該冇問題。
Yeah. Just make sure → 係。記住通知
that Mike and Steve know. → Mike同Steve。
All right, what'll it be, yogurt or cereal? → 好，你想食咩，乳酪定穀物片？
Yogurt with cereal on top. → 乳酪上面加穀物片。
And you, milady? → 你呢，小姐？
Breath mints. Well, that → 薄荷糖。呢個
is not an option, so try again. → 唔係選擇嚟㗎，再揀過。
Oh, yogurt. → 哦，乳酪。
Okay. → 好。
( doll voice ): Let's go shopping. → （公仔聲）去買嘢啦。
Aren't you a little old for dolls? → 你玩公仔會唔會大咗啲？
Ariel. The box said, → Ariel。個盒寫住
"For ages → 「適合五歲
five and up." → 或以上」。
So? So, I'm ages → 咁又點？我係五歲
five and up. You don't act like it. → 或以上。你嘅行為唔似。
Ariel. → Ariel。
JOE: Okay, I'll... All right, I'll see you soon. → JOE：好，我……好，一陣見。
DOLL: I like to color. → 公仔：我鍾意畫畫。
JOE: Okay. → JOE：好。
How's your headache? → 你個頭痛點樣？
Any better? → 好啲未？
JOE: Much. I may never take grown-up aspirin again. → JOE：好咗好多。我以後都唔會再食大人阿士匹靈。
Mommy... Bridgette's taking breath mints → 媽咪……Bridgette喺你手袋度攞
out of your purse. → 薄荷糖。
Aren't you a little old → 你咁大個仲
to tattletale? → 打小報告？
Bridgette. → Bridgette。
You, → 你，
finish your yogurt; you, stop taking things → 食晒你啲乳酪；你，唔好再未問過我就
out of my purse without asking. Got it? → 喺我手袋攞嘢。明唔明？
Got it. → 明。
All right, put those mints down. → 好，放低啲薄荷糖。
Finish your yogurt. → 食晒你啲乳酪。
The Mommy Express is leaving for school in ten minutes. → 媽咪快車十分鐘後出發去學校。
I.D. badge? → 職員證？
( scanner beeps ) → （掃描器響聲）
( sighs ): Bridgette. → （嘆氣）Bridgette。
( laughs ): It seems... → （笑）似乎……
my seven-year-old's made off with it. → 我個七歲女拎走咗。
But I do have my driver's license, though. → 但我有車牌。
I'm sorry, ma'am, I can't let you through without your badge. → 唔好意思，小姐，冇證唔俾入。
Come on, you know me. I'm here almost every morning. → 喂，你識我㗎。我幾乎每日朝早都嚟。
I understand, ma'am, but without your badge, I can't let you through. → 我明，小姐，但冇證就唔俾入。
Why don't you just give your office a call, → 你不如打俾你辦公室，
have them phone down to Security → 叫佢哋打去保安部
and put your name on the visitors list? → 將你個名加入訪客名單？
Oh, Bridgette, not my cell phone. → 哦，Bridgette，唔好搞我手機。
Okay, is there a pay phone or something? → 好，呢度有冇公共電話之類？
Okay. Okay. → 好。好。
I'm sorry, I'm expecting a call. → 唔好意思，我等緊個電話。
Okay, well... I just have to call upstairs. → 好，嗯……我只係要打上樓。
It'll just take a second. → 好快就得。
( phone rings ) → （電話響）
Hello? → 喂？
No, no, no. Don't-don't hang up. → 唔好，唔好，唔好收線。
Just... just talk to me. → 就……就同我講嘢。
Do you have the baby? → 你有冇帶住個BB？
Of course. I'll meet you anywhere you like. → 當然有。我去邊度見你都得。
Just-just promise me that you won't hurt her. → 只係應承我唔好傷害佢。
Hi. I'm sorry, I don't mean to be a bother, → 你好。唔好意思，我唔想麻煩你，
but I'm late for an important meeting. → 但我趕住開個重要會議。
Is there any way you could use your security phone → 你可唔可以用你嘅保安電話
to call the District Attorney's Office and get me cleared? → 打去地區檢察官辦公室，幫我核實身份？
I would really → 我會好
appreciate it. → 感激你。
( sighs ) → （嘆氣）
What's your name? Allison Dubois. → 你叫咩名？Allison Dubois。
Thank you. → 唔該。
Ma'am? → 小姐？
I'm afraid they don't know you up there. → 恐怕上邊唔識你。
What? The District Attorney's Office. → 咩話？地區檢察官辦公室。
They said there's no one by the name → 佢哋話冇人叫
of Allison Dubois on their staff. → Allison Dubois喺度做嘢。
Well, that's not possible. → 嗯，冇可能。
Who did you talk to? Ma'am... → 你同邊個講？小姐……
I'm sorry, could you just try again? I'm sorry, ma'am. → 唔好意思，你可唔可以再試一次？唔好意思，小姐。
I was violating procedure calling the first time. → 我第一次打去已經違反程序。
No, I know, but maybe if you let me talk to them... → 唔，我知，但如果你俾我同佢哋講……
I'm sorry, ma'am, you're just gonna have to go home and get your badge. → 唔好意思，小姐，你要返屋企攞證。
This is ridiculous. → 呢個真係離譜。
Please don't raise your voice, ma'am. → 小姐，唔好大聲講嘢。
( loudly ): I'm not raising my voice! → （大聲）我冇大聲講嘢！
I am trying to get into my office. → 我只係想入我辦公室。
Do you have a problem here? → 呢度有冇問題？
Well, kind of. She claims she works → 嗯，有啲。佢話佢喺
in the District Attorney's Office and forgot her badge. → 地區檢察官辦公室做嘢，唔記得帶證。
But when I called upstairs, → 但我打上樓，
they claimed they didn't know her. → 佢哋話唔識佢。
It's just a misunderstanding. Do you have an I.D. badge, ma'am? → 只係誤會。小姐，你有冇職員證？
Yes. But apparently, I left it at home. → 有。但明顯留咗喺屋企。
Well, I think the only thing to do, then, → 嗯，咁我諗唯一要做嘅，
is to go back home and get it. → 就係返屋企攞。
( chuckles ) → （笑）
You're right. → 你啱。
I'll just drive home and get it. → 我揸車返屋企攞。
Appreciate it, miss. → 唔該晒，小姐。
And would you mind if we escorted you back to your car? → 你介唔介意我哋送你返去你架車？
You know, this really isn't necessary. → 其實冇需要。
I think I can find my own car. → 我自己搵到架車。
( gasps ) → （倒抽一口氣）
My car is gone! → 我架車唔見咗！
Now, are you sure this is where you parked it? → 你肯定係泊喺呢度？
Yes! Yeah! Yes, I'm sure! → 係！係！我肯定！
This is my spot. → 呢個係我嘅位。
I park right here every day. → 我每日都泊喺呢度。
Right next to this red truck. → 就喺呢架紅色貨車隔籬。
Why are you looking at me that way? → 做咩咁樣望住我？
My-my car has been stolen. Yes, ma'am. → 我……我架車俾人偷咗。係，小姐。
So how do you want to do this? → 咁你想點處理？
You want to fill a report out now, → 你想而家就喺停車場
standing here in the middle of the parking lot? → 填報失報告？
Or would you like us to run you home, so you can get your badge → 定係我哋車你返屋企，攞返證
and whatever else you need, and fill it out → 同其他需要嘅嘢，返到辦公室
in your office when you get back? → 先填？
Yes. → 好。
Yes, please, if you could run me home and back. → 好，麻煩你車我返屋企再返嚟。
( indistinct police radio transmission ) → （模糊警用電台聲）
Thank you. → 唔該。
Problem? → 有問題？
( nervous laugh ) → （緊張笑聲）
My key isn't working. → 我條鎖匙開唔到門。
Are you sure you live here? → 你肯定你住呢度？
What kind of question is that? → 呢個係咩問題？
Of course I live here. → 梗係啦，我住喺度㗎。
I've lived here for nine years. → 我住咗呢度九年㗎喇。
Can I help you? → 有咩可以幫你？
I don't know. Can I help you? → 唔知喎，我幫到你咩？
What are you doing in my house? → 你喺我屋企做咩？
Officers... Don't talk to them, → 阿Sir... 唔好同佢哋講嘢，
talk to me! → 同我講！
What are you doing in my house? → 你喺我屋企做咩？
Sorry to bother you. → 唔好意思打擾你。
Do you know this woman? → 你識唔識呢個女人？
Does this woman live here, ma'am? → 呢個女人係咪住喺度，太太？
No. I'm sorry, I've never seen her before in my life. → 唔係。唔好意思，我從來未見過佢。
She's lying! → 佢講大話！
This is preposterous! This is my house! → 荒謬！呢度係我間屋！
Go ask my neighbors, go inside, → 去問我啲鄰居，入去睇下，
go look at my things. Sorry to have → 睇下我啲嘢。唔好意思打擾咗
bothered you, ma'am. → 你，太太。
( baby crying ) Our mistake. → （BB喊聲）我哋搞錯咗。
This is my house! → 呢度係我間屋！
My children live in this house! → 我啲仔女住喺呢度！
My husband lives in this house! → 我老公住喺呢度！
This is my house! → 呢度係我間屋！
You have to believe me! → 你要相信我！
You have to help me! → 你要幫我！
We do believe you, and we do want to help you. → 我哋真係信你，亦都想幫你。
( screaming ): Stop it! → （尖叫）停手！
Stop it! Stop it, please! → 停手！停手，求吓你！
Listen to me! → 聽我講！
You're making a terrible mistake! → 你哋犯咗個大錯！
( gasping ) → （喘氣聲）
Welcome back, Beverly. → 歡迎返嚟，Beverly。
That'll be all, gentlemen. → 夠喇，幾位。
Thank you. → 唔該晒。
Try to relax now, Beverly. → 放鬆啲，Beverly。
Why do you keep calling me that? → 點解你成日叫我呢個名？
'Cause it's your name. → 因為呢個係你個名。
No. My name is Allison. → 唔係。我叫Allison。
Allison Dubois. → Allison Dubois。
Please... → 求吓你...
I need to call my husband. → 我要打畀我老公。
You mean Joe? → 你係話Joe？
How do you know that? → 你點知㗎？
We've been at this → 我哋搞呢單嘢
for how long now, Beverly? → 搞咗幾耐喇，Beverly？
Eight months? → 八個月？
Nine? → 九個月？
I don't know what you're talking about. → 我唔知你講咩。
I have never been here before. → 我從來未嚟過呢度。
You know, I understand → 你知啦，我明
the allure of "Allison Dubois." → 「Allison Dubois」呢個身份有幾吸引。
I do. → 我真係明。
I understand why you want to be her. → 我明你點解想做佢。
She has a loving husband, → 佢有個好老公，
three beautiful children, → 三個靚仔女，
an exciting career. → 份工又刺激。
But we have to confront the fact → 但我哋要面對現實，
that Allison Dubois isn't real, → Allison Dubois根本唔存在，
and that the deeper you lose yourself → 你越係沉迷喺佢嘅幻想世界，
in the fantasy of her life, → 你就越難搵到真正嘅幸福。
the less likely you are to ever find any sort of true happiness. → 而家係咩年份？
Now, what year is it? → 吓？
Excuse me? → 年份。
The year. → Beverly，
Beverly, → 我想你話畀我知而家係咩年份。
I'd like you to tell me what the year is. → 2005年？
2005? → 而家係1959年6月12號。
This is the 12th of June, 1959. → （喊聲）
( sobbing ) → 我唔明。
I don't understand. → 你唯一需要明白嘅，
The only thing → 就係出面有個好真實嘅世界
you need to understand → 喺度等你。
is there's a very real world → 你越快接受...
out there → 越快放低Allison呢個身份，
and it's just waiting for you. → 你就越快好返。
The sooner you accept that... → 哦。
the sooner you let go of Allison, → （沖廁聲）
the sooner you're going to get better. → JOE：謝天謝地你起身咗。
Oh. → 嗯，我哋仲有冇頭痛藥？
( toilet flushes ) → （嘆氣）
JOE: Thank God you're up. → 媽咪！
Um, you know if we have any more aspirin? → 我哋好似冇晒牛奶。
( sighs ) → 我尋晚先買咗。
Mom! → 你再睇下。
I think we're out of milk. → 呢度。
I got some last night. → 10點鐘開McMillan個會應該冇問題。
Look again. → 記住通知Mike同Steve。
Here. → （公仔聲）去買嘢啦。
10:00 should be fine for the McMillan meeting. → ARIEL：你咁大個仲玩公仔？
Just make sure that Mike and Steve know. → BRIDGETTE：個盒寫住
( doll's voice ): Let's go shopping. → 「適合五歲以上」。
ARIEL: Aren't you a little old for dolls? → ARIEL：咁又點？
BRIDGETTE: The box said, → BRIDGETTE：咁...我係五歲以上囉。
"For ages five and up." → ARIEL：你啲行為又唔似。
ARIEL: So? → JOE：你冇嘢呀？
BRIDGETTE: So... I'm ages five and up. → 個樣好似見到鬼咁。
ARIEL: You don't act like it. → 等陣，唔係。
JOE: You okay? → 你個樣好似一個唔係你嘅人見到鬼嘅樣。
Look like you just saw a ghost. → 啱啱發生嘅所有嘢，我尋晚發夢見到。
Wait, scratch that. → 你夢見自己倒乳酪嘅未來？
You look like someone who isn't you → 天啊，趁佢未再發夢快啲阻止佢。
would look if they saw a ghost. → 我講真㗎。
Everything that just happened here, I dreamt last night. → ARIEL：媽咪。
You glimpsed a future in which you poured yogurt? → Bridgette喺你手袋拎薄荷糖。
My God, stop her before she dreams again. → BRIDGETTE：你咁大個仲做報串王？
I'm serious. → 呢樣都夢到？
ARIEL: Mommy. → 我係醒緊㗎可？
Bridgette's getting breath mints out of your purse. → 哎吔！
BRIDGETTE: Aren't you getting a little too old to be a tattletale? → 你醒緊。發夢嗰個係我。
That, too? → 職員證？
I am awake, right? → 哦。
Ow! → 搵...我好似搵唔到。
You're awake. I'm dreaming. → 但係如果你打去地檢署問...
ID badge? → Dubois太太？
Oh. → 唔緊要。
Can't... I can't seem to find it. → 聽日記得帶就得㗎喇，好嗎？
But I'm sure if you call the District Attorney's office... → 30年，亞利桑那州立監獄。
Mrs. Dubois? → 係份禮物嚟㗎，Maggie。
It's all right. → 哎呀，我好感動。
Just be sure and remember it tomorrow, okay? → 希望我攞去換第二樣更好嘅嘢時
30 years, Arizona State Correctional Facility. → 你唔會唔開心。
It's a gift, Maggie. → Margaret，你個當事人殺咗自己父母。
Aw, I'm touched. → 用電鋸做嘅。
I hope you won't be hurt → 然後同朋友去食飯，
when I try and return it and get something better. → 用老竇張信用卡埋單。
Margaret, your client murdered his own parents. → 冇嘢好得過呢單。
He did it with a skilsaw. → 正常情況下我會同意你。
Then he went out to dinner with some friends → 但呢單案，佢做呢啲恐怖行為時
and used his father's credit card to pay the bill. → 精神狀態唔正常。
There is nothing better. → 佢唔知自己做緊咩。
Now, you know, ordinarily I'd agree with you. → 根據法律...
But in this case, he wasn't in his right mind → 得啦。
when he committed those terrible acts. → 咁佢埋屍體、用漂白水洗屋
He didn't know what he was doing. → 消滅證據嗰陣呢？
And under the law... → 嗰陣佢精神正常定係唔正常？
Please. → 佢係咪好得意？
What about when he buried the bodies and scrubbed down → 佢以為邊個最串就得㗎。
the house with bleach to get rid of the evidence? → 你鍾唔鍾意都好，Manuel，
Was he in his right mind then? Or his left? → Timothy Kercher
Isn't he delightful? → 有嚴重嘅解離性身份障礙。
He actually thinks the person → 事實上，亞利桑那大學其中一位頂尖精神科醫生
who scoffs the most wins. → 準備好上庭
Whether you like it or not, Manuel, → 作證話
Timothy Kercher has → 係另一個人格
a severe dissociative identity disorder. → 做咗單案同埋毀滅證據。
In fact, one of the leading psychiatrists → 係咪？兩個都係？
at the University of Arizona is prepared to come to court → 另一個人格？
and to testify that → 哼。我好奇邊個人格繼承咗父母啲錢。
an alternate personality was responsible → 算啦，Manny。
for both the crime and the attempt to cover it up. → 我哋都知結果會係點。
Really? Both. → 我叫個專家出嚟
An alternate personality? → 話個細路太癲唔適合受審。
Hmm. I wonder which one stood to inherit his parents' money. → 你又叫個專家出嚟話佢適合。
Come on, Manny. → 我哋會浪費好多錢
We both know how this is going to go. → 同好多時間，
I'm going to trot out my expert → 最後法官搵人嚟做決定。
who says that the kid is too crazy to stand trial. → 啱晒。
And you're going to trot out yours that says he's not. → 所以我希望
We're going to waste a lot of money → 你會接受我嘅提議。
and a lot of time → 我打算咁做。
and a judge is going to appoint somebody to break the tie. → 畀我同我嘅團隊最後見佢一次。
Exactly. → 如果我哋覺得佢唔適合受審，
Which is why I was hoping → 我會向法庭確認。
you might be more receptive to my offer. → 你想點？
Here's what I'm prepared to do. → 想幫大家慳時間啫。
Let my staff and me interview him one last time. → 如果我哋同意你個專家，Kercher就會
If we think that he's not competent to stand trial, → 一個星期內送去精神病院
I'll stipulate as such to the court. → 接受治療。
What are you up to? → 如果唔係，你都冇蝕底。
Just trying to save us both some time. → 好，我今日下晝安排吓。
If we concur with your expert, then Kercher will be remanded → （笑聲）
to a psychiatric facility → 我鍾意佢。
for treatment inside of a week. → 我都係。
If not, you're no worse off than when you walked in here. → 佢病咗幾耐？
Yeah, I'll, um, set up something for this afternoon. → 幾個月前先發現。
( chuckles ) → 話就話冇咩可以做。
I like her. → 真係慘。
That makes two of us. → 我有啲希望自己估錯Kercher，
How long has she been sick? → 快啲搞掂呢單嘢。
Found out a few months ago. → 話唔定有另類療法。
Apparently there's not much they can do. → 越快搞掂，
That's awful. → 佢就可以越快搵到幫助。
Part of me actually hopes that I'm wrong about Kercher → 好似從沉睡中醒咁。
and we can wrap this up fast. → 但我唔可能瞓緊覺，
Who knows, maybe there are → 因為我係企喺度。
alternative therapies out there. → 仲要喘晒氣。
The sooner this is over, → 好似用最快速度跑咗十英里咁。
the sooner she can try and find some help. → 但完全冇理由，因為...
It was like coming out of a deep sleep. → 我企喺自己間廳中間。
Only I couldn't have been sleeping, → 初頭我諗自己一定係病咗，
because I was standing. → 所以開始摸脈搏。
And I was breathing hard. → 就係嗰陣我發現...
Like I'd just run ten miles as fast as I could. → 手背上有塊頭皮。
But that made no sense because... → 一定係我阿媽嘅，
I was standing in the middle of my living room. → 因為啲頭髮明顯係金色。
At first I thought I must be sick,
and so I started to check my pulse.
And that's when I noticed...
the piece of scalp on the back of my hand.
It must have been my mother's
because the hair was definitely blonde.
And when I touched it, → 當我掂到佢嗰陣，
it was still wet. → 仲係濕嘅。
Still warm. → 仲係暖嘅。
Like it hadn't been there very long. → 好似唔係放咗好耐咁。
And that's when it hit me. → 就係嗰陣我先醒覺。
He'd done it. → 佢做咗。
He'd finally gone and done it. → 佢終於做咗呢件事。
DEVALOS: I'm sorry. Who did what, Mr. Kercher? → DEVALOS：唔好意思。邊個做咗咩呀，Kercher先生？
Mr. Kercher? → Kercher先生？
Jack. → Jack。
He hated my parents. → 佢好憎我父母。
He's always hated my parents. → 佢一路都好憎我父母。
He'd been threatening → 佢成日都話要
to kill them forever. → 殺咗佢哋。
DEVALOS: I see. → DEVALOS：我明。
So where is Jack now? → 咁Jack而家喺邊？
Come on, now. → 唔好咁啦。
I know you know. → 我知你知㗎。
I know they told you all about him. → 我知佢哋同你講晒佢嘅嘢。
You know exactly where he is. → 你實知佢喺邊。
Well, no. I'm sorry. → 唔係喎。唔好意思。
This is the first I've heard of him. → 我係第一次聽佢個名。
He's here. → 佢喺度。
He's inside me... → 佢喺我身體入面……
listening. → 聽緊。
He can hear every word you say. → 你講嘅每句說話佢都聽到。
Really? → 真係？
That's amazing. → 咁神奇。
It is. → 係㗎。
So may I speak with Jack? → 咁我可唔可以同Jack講嘢？
No. → 唔得。
I'm sorry. → 唔好意思。
Jack's not speaking today. → Jack今日唔講嘢。
It hurts when Jack talks. → Jack講嘢會痛。
Really, this will just take a second. → 真係㗎，好快啫。
No. → 唔得。
He won't do it. → 佢唔會做。
It hurts. → 會痛㗎。
Yes, it hurts-- I understand. → 係，會痛——我明。
He said it hurts, you fat, bald bastard! → 佢話會痛呀，你個死肥禿頭！
Come here! → 過嚟！
Come here! Come closer! → 過嚟！行近啲！
I'll rip your nose off! → 我扯甩你個鼻！
I'll rip your ears off! → 我扯甩你對耳！
Come here! → 過嚟！
Any one of you! → 你哋邊個都得！
Come on! Come on! → 嚟啦！嚟啦！
Quite a performance, huh? → 幾好戲喎，係咪？
I don't know... he seemed pretty convincing to me. → 我唔知……我覺得佢好逼真。
You're saying that because you sense something, → 你咁講係因為你感覺到啲嘢，
because you saw something? → 因為你見到啲嘢？
No, not really. → 唔係，真係唔係。
It's just... he genuinely scared me. → 只係……佢真係嚇親我。
I did get some numbers, though. → 不過我拎到啲數字。
Couldn't tell you if they make him a liar or not. → 唔知係咪代表佢講大話。
Just the same nine numbers over and over again. → 淨係重複同一個九位數字。
Seven-nine-six-zero-zero- two-eight-oh-five. → 七九六零零二八零五。
Do you know what they could mean? → 你知唔知係咩意思？
Beats me. → 考起我。
Maybe it's Jack's social security number. → 可能係Jack嘅社會安全號碼。
Hang on. → 等等。
I got to get back to the office. → 我要返辦公室。
See you tomorrow. → 聽日見。
Yeah, go. → 好，去啦。
Welcome back, Beverly. → 歡迎返嚟，Beverly。
( screaming ) → （尖叫）
Our proud founder. → 我哋嘅創辦人。
Really? → 真係？
He started all this? → 呢度係佢搞起嘅？
Well, with a lot of help and some government funding. → 係呀，不過有好多人幫手同政府資助。
Oh, forgive me. My name's Roger. → 噢，唔好意思。我叫Roger。
I'm a graduate student. → 我係研究生。
I'm doing my thesis on the history of this place. → 我緊寫關於呢度歷史嘅論文。
You know, I didn't mean to startle you, → 我唔係想嚇親你，
it's just nobody ever stops to look at these pictures. → 只係冇人會停低睇呢啲相。
I thought maybe you escaped from one of the wards. → 我仲以為你係邊個病房走咗出嚟。
( chuckles ) → （笑）
Afraid not, Roger. → 應該唔係，Roger。
I'm Allison. → 我叫Allison。
I work with the District Attorney's office. → 我喺地檢署做嘢。
And his name is? → 佢叫咩名？
Dr. Elliot Peterson. → Dr. Elliot Peterson。
Very highly regarded in his day. → 當年好受尊重㗎。
Of course, a lot of what he did, → 當然，佢做嘅好多嘢，
a lot of what he advocated, we consider barbaric now, → 佢提倡嘅好多嘢，我哋而家覺得好野蠻，
but at the time... → 但係嗰陣時……
That's strange. → 好奇怪。
This corridor looks brand new. → 呢條走廊好新淨。
That's because it is. → 因為係新嘅。
You're standing in the new wing. → 你企喺新翼。
The old wing's in the rear. → 舊翼喺後面。
That's where Peterson used to play → 嗰度就係Peterson以前
with the cutting edge therapies of the 1950s. → 玩1950年代嘅前衛療法嘅地方。
Electroshock, insulin-shock, ice baths. → 電擊、胰島素休克、冰水浴。
Yes, it was a great time to be young, free and mentally ill. → 係呀，嗰陣時做個後生、自由同精神病患者真係好正。
They were going to tear all this down → 佢哋本來打算拆晒呢啲，
back when they built the new wing back in 1997, → 1997年起新翼嗰陣，
but they ran out of funding. → 但係冇晒資金。
Lucky for me. → 我好彩。
It's a treasure trove of information for my thesis. → 對我論文嚟講係個寶藏。
Well, this is it. → 就係呢度。
497 patient histories → 497份病人記錄，
detailing 28 years worth → 記錄咗28年
of unintentional psychiatric cruelty. → 無意嘅精神病虐待。
Pretty impressive, huh? → 幾勁，係咪？
Sure is. → 係㗎。
You ever run across a file on a patient named Beverly? → 你有冇見過一個叫Beverly嘅病人檔案？
Does this Beverly have a last name? → 呢個Beverly有冇姓氏？
Never mind. → 算啦。
She would have been a patient of Dr. Peterson's → 佢應該係Peterson醫生嘅病人，
around July, 1959. → 大約1959年7月左右。
We have a Beverly Waller, admitted November 3, 1958. → 我哋有個Beverly Waller，1958年11月3日入院。
I think we have some film on her → 我哋有佢嘅影片，
if you're interested. → 如果你有興趣。
Beverly Waller suffered a nervous collapse → Beverly Waller喺1958年秋天
in the fall of 1958. → 精神崩潰。
Separated from her husband shortly thereafter, → 之後冇耐同老公分開，
but he sued for custody → 但佢老公爭取到
of their eight-month-old daughter and won. → 八個月大女仔嘅撫養權。
Almost unheard of back then. → 嗰陣時幾乎冇聽過。
Patient fell into a deep → 病人陷入深度
and unrecoverable depressive state, → 同無法康復嘅抑鬱狀態，
kidnapped her child → 綁架咗自己嘅細路，
and apparently threw herself and her infant daughter → 然後同個女一齊
off the Mayawoch Bridge. → 跳咗Mayawoch橋。
Mom was rescued... → 阿媽救返……
Child apparently drowned. → 個女似乎浸死咗。
Beverly was committed here shortly thereafter. → Beverly之後冇耐就被送嚟呢度。
Thank you. → 多謝。
All right, you got to say "roll 'em." → 好啦，你要話「開機」。
Roll 'em. → 開機。
Please, you have to let me out of here. → 求你放我出去。
I have to pick up my children. → 我要去接我啲細路。
PETERSON: You know you don't have any children, Beverly? → PETERSON：你知你冇細路㗎，Beverly？
Not anymore. → 冇咗啦。
( sobbing ): You're wrong. I have three of them. → （喊緊）：你錯啦。我有三個。
They're probably wondering where I am! → 佢哋可能諗緊我去咗邊！
What year is it? → 而家係咩年？
Why do you keep asking me that? → 點解你成日問我？
Beverly, come on. → Beverly，唔好咁啦。
Just tell me the year, please. → 淨係話我知今年係咩年，求吓你。
It's the year 2005. → 係2005年。
And you know damn well my name's not Beverly. → 你明知我唔係叫Beverly。
It's Allison. → 我叫Allison。
Allison Dubois. → Allison Dubois。
( film flapping ) → （菲林聲）
She thought she was you? → 佢以為佢係你？
Not Joan of Arc, → 唔係聖女貞德，
not the Virgin Mary, not Madam Curie, → 唔係聖母瑪利亞，唔係居里夫人，
but Allison Dubois living in the year 2005? → 而係2005年嘅Allison Dubois？
She knew your name. → 佢知你個名。
She knew all the girls' names. → 佢知晒所有女仔嘅名。
She knew everyone's birthdays. → 佢知每個人嘅生日。
She named the street we live on, everything. → 佢講咗我哋住嘅街名，所有嘢。
Does that make me a bigamist? → 咁係咪代表我重婚？
There's got to be some sort of a logical explanation. → 應該有啲合理嘅解釋。
I know. I mean, → 我知。我意思係，
I keep going over it in my head. → 我成日喺個腦度諗。
I mean, I know it makes no sense, → 我知冇可能，
but I can't help wondering → 但我忍唔住諗
if maybe I had something to do with this. → 會唔會同我有關。
Allison, this woman lived half a century ago. → Allison，呢個女人係半個世紀前嘅人。
How can you possibly have anything to do with it? → 點會同你有關？
I don't know. → 我唔知。
Maybe when I was dreaming about her, → 可能我發夢見到佢嗰陣，
I got into her head. → 入咗佢個腦。
I projected thoughts from the present → 我唔覺意將而家嘅諗法
without realizing it. → 投射過去。
Wait a second. → 等等。
Now you're beaming your brain waves → 你而家係話你嘅腦電波
back in time? Come on. → 傳返去以前？唔好啦。
I mean, I don't think so. → 我唔覺得係。
Oh, forget it. You know what? → 噢，算啦。你知唔知？
I'm just trying to makes sense out of it. → 我只係想搞清楚。
I can't tell you how eerie it is → 我唔知點講坐喺個房度
to sit in a room → 睇住一個喺你出世之前嘅人
and watch someone from before you were born → 背晒你人生嘅所有細節
recite all the pertinent facts of your life. → 有幾詭異。
Speaking of which, is my first wife still alive? → 講開又講，我前妻仲喺唔喺度？
She died of amyloidosis in 1962. → 佢1962年因澱粉樣變性病死咗。
Sounds grisly. → 聽落好恐怖。
What is that, a brain thing? → 係咩嚟㗎，腦嘅問題？
It's a liver thing. → 係肝嘅問題。
Uh-huh. → 嗯。
Genetic disorder. → 遺傳病。
Hey! → 喂！
Hey. Hey, is that it? → 喂。喂，就係咁？
Aren't you going to help me figure out what to do? → 你唔幫我諗吓點做？
What do you mean? What is there to do? → 你咩意思？有咩好做？
I mean, a woman's dead. → 個女人死咗。
There's no bringing her back. → 冇得救返。
You're good, but you're not that good. → 你叻，但未至於咁叻。
Now let your husband get some sleep. → 俾你老公瞓吓覺啦。
The first Allison always did. → 第一個Allison一向都係咁。
( sighs ) → （嘆氣）
( sobbing ) → （喊緊）
MAN: Beverly, I need you to listen to me. → 男人：Beverly，我要你聽我講。
I need you to try to understand. → 我要你試吓明白。
This was never about me trying to take Anna from you. → 我從來冇想過要搶走Anna。
I would never keep you from our child. → 我唔會唔俾你見我哋嘅細路。
I know how much you love her, → 我知你幾咁愛佢，
and I know that you would never try to hurt her. → 我都知你絕對唔會想傷害佢。
So, please, just give her to me. → 所以，求吓你，將佢交俾我啦。
No! → 唔得！
Okay, okay, just, just. → 好，好，你冷靜啲，冷靜啲。
if you don't trust me, → 如果你唔信我，
then give her to your sister. → 就將佢交俾你家姐。
WOMAN: Please, Bev, → 女人：求吓你，Bev，
it's cold out here. → 出面好凍㗎。
Let's just go back to the house, talk this thing through. → 我哋返去間屋先，慢慢傾清楚呢件事。
Someday you'll understand all this, Carol, I promise. → Carol，總有一日你會明晒呢啲嘢，我保證。
And someday, it will → 總有一日，一切都會
all be clear. → 變得清清楚楚。
No! Beverly! → 唔好！Beverly！
Oh... → 噢……
Allison, → Allison，
I didn't expect to see you here today. → 我冇諗過今日會喺度見到你。
I just stopped by to do a little research. → 我只係順路過嚟做啲資料搜集。
Any new progress on the Kercher case? → Kercher單案有冇新進展？
We still haven't been able to identify → 我哋仲未查到
that string of numbers you saw. → 你見到嗰串數字係乜。
Best guess is that it's a bank account number. → 最有可能係銀行戶口號碼。
Although it doesn't seem to match up → 不過，似乎同Kercher名下
with any of the accounts in Kercher's name. → 任何戶口都對唔上。
You going to be around for a while? → 你會喺度留一陣嗎？
I was just going to do this one thing and go. → 我本來諗住做完呢件事就走。
Not a problem. → 冇問題。
If something changes, I'll give you a call. → 如果有咩變動，我會打俾你。
Hello? → 喂？
Carol Waller Smith? → Carol Waller Smith？
Carol Waller? → Carol Waller？
Are you the sister of Beverly Waller? → 你係咪Beverly Waller個妹？
Can I help you? → 請問你有咩事？
Well, I hope so. → 嗯，我希望你幫到手。
I work for the District Attorney's office in Phoenix. → 我喺鳳凰城嘅地檢署做嘢。
My name is Allison Dubois. → 我叫Allison Dubois。
So, you want me to try and make sense → 咁你想我嘗試理解
of something that makes no sense... → 一啲完全冇道理嘅嘢……
Mrs. Dubois. → Dubois太太。
If that really is your name. → 如果呢個真係你個名嘅話。
That really is my name. → 呢個真係我個名。
A mother isn't supposed to want to kill herself, → 一個阿媽唔應該想自殺，
let alone her own child. → 更加唔應該想殺自己嘅親生仔女。
And I loved my sister. → 而且我好愛我家姐。
Do love my sister. → 到而家都仲好愛我家姐。
So ask me whatever you want. → 所以你想問咩就問啦。
Tell me about her breakdown. → 講吓佢點樣崩潰。
Tell me about what happened. → 講吓發生咗咩事。
Well, it was right... → 嗯，就係喺……
after the birth of her only child, Anna. → 佢生咗唯一嘅女Anna之後冇幾耐。
She started having nightmares; → 佢開始發惡夢；
terrible dreams... → 好恐怖嘅夢……
about her husband Walter. → 關於佢老公Walter。
In them, he was... doing things. → 夢入面，佢……做緊啲嘢。
Terrible things to Anna. → 對Anna做緊啲好恐怖嘅嘢。
What happened? → 跟住點？
I told her to see a doctor. → 我叫佢去睇醫生。
She saw two or three doctors and they all... → 佢睇咗兩三個醫生，佢哋都……
gave her something to help her sleep. → 開咗啲藥俾佢幫助睡眠。
And the more she slept... → 但佢愈瞓得多……
The more she had the nightmares. → 就愈發得多惡夢。
And she became convinced → 佢開始深信
that she had to get Anna away from Walter. → 一定要帶Anna離開Walter。
And that's when she left him. → 就係嗰陣時佢離開咗佢。
She and Anna moved in with my husband and me. → 佢同Anna搬咗嚟同我同我老公一齊住。
Did she ever tell anyone else about her dreams? → 佢有冇同其他人講過佢啲夢？
Oh, a lot of people. → 哦，好多人。
It didn't help at all. → 但完全冇用。
Walter was so well liked in our town. → Walter喺我哋小鎮好受歡迎。
He was a war veteran. → 佢係個退伍軍人。
He was principal of the junior high school. → 佢係間中學嘅校長。
He was a man people looked up to. → 佢係個受人尊敬嘅男人。
So when the custody battle started... → 所以當撫養權官司開始嗰陣……
It all went Walter's way. → 所有嘢都對Walter有利。
You know, in retrospect... → 你知啦，而家諗返轉頭……
I think people wished → 我覺得啲人後悔
they'd taken my sister a little more seriously. → 冇認真對待我家姐講嘅嘢。
She may have been crazy, → 佢可能係癲咗，
but she obviously knew → 但佢明顯知道
there was something really wrong with Walter. → Walter真係有問題。
What do you mean? → 你咁講係咩意思？
I would have thought you'd known. → 我以為你應該知道。
Several years after Beverly's passing, → Beverly過身幾年之後，
a parent at Walter's school marched into his office → Walter學校有個家長衝入佢辦公室，
and shot him to death. → 開槍打死咗佢。
Walter had been molesting his little girl → Walter由六年級開始
since the sixth grade. → 就一直性侵緊個家長個女。
She's psychic, Joe, just like me. → 佢有通靈能力㗎，Joe，同我一樣。
That's the answer. → 呢個就係答案。
Whoa, whoa, slow down. Who's psychic? → 嘩，嘩，慢啲。邊個有通靈能力？
Beverly Waller. She had a dream, → Beverly Waller。佢發咗個夢，
a vision that her husband → 見到佢老公
was going to hurt their daughter. → 會傷害佢哋個女。
That's why she tried to get her away from him. → 所以佢先想帶個女離開佢。
Okay. → 好。
And that's how she knew so much about me, → 就係咁佢先知道我咁多嘢，
about my life-- because she saw it in her mind, in her visions. → 知道我嘅生活——因為佢喺腦入面見到，喺佢嘅幻象入面。
But Al, she didn't just see you. → 但係Al，佢唔只係見到你。
She said that she was you. → 佢話佢就係你。
Exactly. I don't think she understood what she truly was. → 啱呀。我覺得佢根本唔明自己係乜嘢。
All these terrible images kept popping into her head → 所有呢啲恐怖影像不斷喺佢個腦彈出嚟，
and she didn't understand why. → 佢唔明點解。
When she tried to turn to others for help, → 當佢想搵人幫手，
tried to tell them what she was seeing, → 想話俾人聽佢見到嘅嘢，
they told her she was crazy. → 啲人就話佢癲咗。
And I guess after a while, she believed them. → 我估過咗一段時間，佢自己都信咗。
Al, we're talking about a murderer here, → Al，我哋講緊嘅係個殺人犯，
somebody who took the life of her own child. → 一個殺咗自己親生仔女嘅人。
I know. → 我知。
I think... I guess that she became convinced → 我諗……我估佢最後相信
that killing Anna was preferable to whatever torture → 殺死Anna好過見到
she saw her husband inflict every night in her dreams. → 佢老公每晚喺夢入面對佢做嘅折磨。
I still don't get it. → 我仲係唔明。
Don't get what? → 唔明咩？
All right, I understand now → 好，我而家明
how Beverly Waller knew all about our lives → Beverly Waller點樣喺1959年
back in 1959. → 知道我哋嘅生活。
Can you please tell me why she was dreaming → 你可唔可以話俾我聽，點解佢會夢見你？
about you in the first place? → 或者咁講，點解你而家會夢見佢？
Or for that matter, why you're dreaming about her now? → Allison？
Allison? → 我完全唔知。
I have no idea. → PETERSON醫生：今日係1959年7月17日……
DR. PETERSON: Today is July 17, 1959... → JOE：我係咪錯過咗預告？
JOE: Did I miss the previews? → 我諗呢度收唔到訊號。
I don't think we're getting any reception in here. → 我擔心如果啲女醒咗，
I'm worried if the girls wake up, → 佢哋會唔知我哋喺邊。
they're not going to know → 但願如此啦。
where we are. → 我講笑咋。
One can only hope. → 我同佢哋講咗我哋喺邊。
I'm kidding. → 爆谷賣晒啦。
I told them where we were. → BEVERLY：朝早最難捱。
They're all out of popcorn. → （嘆氣）
BEVERLY: Mornings are the hardest. → 嗰陣我最掛住佢哋。
( sighs ) → PETERSON：邊個？
That's when I miss them the most. → 佢就係咁樣樣？
PETERSON: Who? → 好靚。
That's what she looks like? → 噓！
Excellent. → Joe……啲女……
Shh! → 趕住送所有人出門……
Joe... the girls... → 返工……
The mad dash to get everyone out of the house... → 返學……
to work... → 你以為會變成例行公事，但從來都唔係。
to school... → 永遠都係亂糟糟，同埋……
You'd think it would become routine, but it never did. → 永遠都咁美好。
It was always chaos, and... → PETERSON：咁你係個嚟自未來嘅女人，
it was always wonderful. → 被困喺1959年。
PETERSON: So, you're a woman from the future → 你真係覺得我會信？
trapped in the year 1959. → 老實講，醫生，你信唔信唔重要。
Is that honestly what you expect me to believe? → 重要嘅係佢信唔信。
Frankly, Doctor, it doesn't matter what you believe. → 得佢先係最重要。
It only matters what she believes. → 呢句係咩意思？
She's the only one that matters. → （菲林翻動聲）
What the hell does that mean? → （手機響）
( film flapping ) → （門開）
( cell phone ringing ) → ALLISON：收到，寶貝。
( door opens ) → （細聲）：嚟。
ALLISON: Got it, babe. → 喂？
( whispers ): Here. → DEVALOS：Allison，我希望
Hello? → 我冇打得太夜，但我有消息。
DEVALOS: Allison, I hope → 消息？我鍾意消息。
I'm not calling too late, but I have news. → 你同Timothy Kercher傾偈嗰陣
News? We like news. → 見到嗰串數字？
That series of numbers that you saw → 原來係屬於Dr. Elaine Doyle嘅銀行戶口。
when you were speaking with Timothy Kercher? → Doyle，Doyle，Doyle……
Turns out it is a bank account belonging to a Dr. Elaine Doyle. → 點解我認得呢個名？
Doyle, Doyle, Doyle... → 可能因為你睇過
Why do I recognize that name? → 同我一樣嘅心理評估報告。
Probably because you read → 診斷Kercher有
the same psych evaluation that I did. → 解離性身份障礙嘅精神科醫生。
The psychiatrist who diagnosed Kercher → 你想唔想估吓
with dissociative identity disorder. → 邊個喺佢作出診斷之後唔夠24小時，
And would you care to guess → 轉咗二十五萬美金入佢戶口？
who transferred a quarter of a million dollars → 等我估……
into her bank account less than 24 hours → 唔好話我知。
after she made that diagnosis? → 我見到縮寫「T」同「K」。
Let me guess... → 個醫生幾個鐘頭前被捕，
Don't tell me. → 乜都認晒。
I see the initials "T" and "K." → 原來Kercher
The good doctor was arrested a few hours ago → 唔止俾錢佢做評估。
and admitted to everything. → 仲俾錢佢教佢——教佢
It turns out that Kercher → 點樣扮到好似有
didn't just pay her for the evaluation. → 解離性身份障礙嘅人。
He paid her to coach him-- to teach him → Maggie知唔知？
how to mimic the behavior of a person → 知，我啱啱話咗俾佢聽。佢好嬲。
with dissociative identity disorder. → 佢而家同佢個客傾緊電話，
Does Maggie know yet? → 堅持要佢認罪。
Yeah, I just told her. She's furious. → 希望聽朝可以傾掂個協議，
She's on the phone with her client right now, → 等佢可以專心
insisting he enter a guilty plea. → 照顧返自己。
Hopefully, we'll be able → 佢，嗯……啱啱收線。
to hammer out a deal in the morning, → 我，我諗聽朝見啦。
and she'll be able to turn her attention → 好。
to taking care of herself. → （收線）
She, uh... just got off the phone. → （輕笑）
I-I guess I'll see you in the morning. → （哭泣）：Carol，總有一日你會明晒呢啲嘢。
Okay. → 我保證！
( sobbing ): Someday you'll understand all this, Carol.
I promise!
Someday, it will all be clear. → 總有一日，一切都會明朗㗎。
( sobbing ) → （哭泣聲）
No! → 唔得！
CAROL: Beverly... → CAROL：Beverly...
( wailing sobs ) → （嚎哭聲）
Allison? → Allison？
( panting ) → （喘氣聲）
Well, that's $29.99 well spent. → 嘩，呢$29.99真係抵俾。
( sighs ) → （嘆氣）
She didn't kill her baby, Joe. → 佢冇殺死自己個BB，Joe。
This thing ran on two "D" batteries, honey. → 呢件嘢要用兩粒「D」電㗎，親愛嘅。
She absolutely killed it. Not Bridgette. → 佢絕對殺咗佢。唔係Bridgette。
Beverly. She was holding a doll → Beverly。佢嗰晚攬住個公仔
the night she threw herself off the bridge. → 跳橋㗎。
I'm sorry. What? → 唔好意思，你話咩話？
She needed everybody to believe that Anna was dead, → 佢要全世界都信Anna死咗，
so that nobody would ever go looking for her, → 咁就冇人會去搵佢，
so that her father could never get his hands on her. → 佢老豆就永遠都唔會掂到佢。
She was crazy, all right. She was crazy like a fox. → 佢係癲㗎，冇錯。佢係精過鬼嗰種癲。
She knew exactly what she was doing, → 佢好清楚自己做緊乜，
right down to being sure → 連確保
that she had witnesses for the big jump. → 嗰次大跳橋有人證都諗埋。
The only thing I don't think she counted on was... → 唯一佢冇預料到嘅係...
surviving it. → 死唔去。
But once she did, she had to stick to her story. → 但既然死唔去，佢就要繼續做落去。
She had to let the rest of the world think → 佢要全世界都以為
she'd killed her own kid, → 佢殺咗自己個仔，
so that no one would try and find her. → 咁就冇人會嘗試搵佢。
So, she spent the rest of her life in an institution. → 所以，佢下半世就喺精神病院度過。
Even though she wasn't the least bit insane. → 即使佢一啲都唔癲。
So, maybe the reason → 所以，可能你成日夢見佢嘅原因...
you've been dreaming about her... → 佢喺醫院嗰陣
the reason that she claimed → 自稱係你嘅原因...
to be you when she was in that hospital... → 可能係要你...幫佢洗脫罪名，
maybe you're supposed to... to help clear her name, → 同全世界講佢唔係殺人犯。
tell the world that she's not a killer. → 唔係，唔係，唔係。
No, no, no. → Beverly喺意嘅由頭到尾都係佢個BB。
All Beverly ever cared about was her baby. → 佢想做嘅只係保護佢。
All she ever wanted to do was to protect her. → 佢會搵我，
She would only be reaching out to me → 只係如果佢個女需要幫手。
if-if her daughter needed help. → 佢藏得咁好嘅女，
The daughter she stashed away so well → 46年嚟冇人知佢存在？
that no one even knew she existed for 46 years? → 一個而家可能喺世界任何地方嘅女人？
A woman who could be anywhere in the world right now? → 好嘞。要搵佢出嚟，要幾耐？
Great. Well, tracking her down should take only, what? → 再嚟46年。
Another 46 years. → 差唔多啦。
Give or take. → 女人：Dubois太太？
WOMAN: Mrs. Dubois? → Dubois太太？呢邊。
Mrs. Dubois? Over here. → Fulsom太太，你冇事嘛？
Mrs. Fulsom, are you okay? → 係，冇乜大礙。
Yeah, more or less. → 我突然覺得好想嘔。
I just started feeling nauseous all of a sudden. → 你行唔行到？
Can you move? → 應該唔得，會嘔。
Probably not without throwing up. → 好，喺度等陣。
Okay, uh, wait here. → 我去搵人幫手。
I'll go get some help. → 唔得，唔得，唔得，唔得，唔得。
No, no, no, no, no. → 其實，我寧願你唔好咁做。
Actually, I'd rather you didn't do that. → 我最唔想就係喺地檢署停車場
The last thing I want is some big scene → 搞到大大件事。
in the garage of the District Attorney's office. → 你肯定？
Are you sure? → 好，我同你講個數。
Okay, I'll make a deal with you. → 如果仲係唔掂，你先去搵人。
If it doesn't pass, then you can go get somebody. → 但而家，
But for now, → 我只想你...
I'd just like you to... → 陪我坐陣。
sit with me. → 好。
Okay. → （車門關上）
( car door shuts ) → （嘆氣）
( sighs ) → 唔得，唔得，唔得，呢度。等我嚟。
No, no, no, no, here. Let me get that. → 嚟，冇事嘅。
Here, it's okay. → （咳）
( coughs ) → 我呢個病唔會傳染㗎...如果你擔心嘅話。
What I have isn't catching... if you're wondering. → 唔係，我冇擔心。
No, no, I'm not wondering. → 係遺傳嘅。
It's hereditary. → 我希望後生嗰陣有人同我講
I wish somebody had told me → 呢樣嘢。
about that when I was younger. → 我就唔會浪費咁多精力
I wouldn't have wasted → 做個控制狂。
so much energy being a control freak. → 唔好意思。
I'm sorry. → 你知唔知最慘係咩？
You know what the worst part of it is? → 我仲係串錯呢個死嘢。
I still can't spell the stupid thing. → （笑）唔係，我認真㗎。
( chuckles ) No, I'm serious. → 如果你要死於某種病，
If you're gonna drop dead of something, → 至少都要識串佢個名，係咪？
you should at least be able to spell it, right? → 我都覺得係。
I would think so. → （嘆氣）
( sighs ) → 我成日覺得要加多個「L」。
I feel always compelled to add the extra "L." → 「Amyloidosis：
"Amyloidosis: → A-m-y-l-o-i...
A-m-y-l-o-i... → （唱歌調）d-o-s-i-s。」
( sing-song voice): d-o-s-i-s." → 係肝病，係咪？
It's a liver condition, right? → 你聽過？
You've heard of it? → 我以為而家可以醫㗎。
I thought that was treatable nowadays. → （笑）而家。
( chuckles ) Nowadays. → 我只係話...
I just mean... → 以前冇乜可以做，
in the past, there wasn't much a person could do, → 但而家，我以為可以換肝解決。
but today, I thought you could address it with a transplant. → 理論上係。
It could, in theory. → 但，似乎我好難配到組織。
But, uh, apparently, I'm a tough tissue match. → 咁你屋企人呢？
Well, what about your family? → 活體捐贈可以俾部分肝...
A live donor could give you a partial transplant... → 我被領養嘅。
I'm adopted. → Maggie...
Maggie... → 你邊年出世？
what year were you born? → 我知道呢個問題好奇怪，
I know it's a strange question, → 但我覺得可能好重要。
but I think it might be important. → 1959年。
1959. → （笑）
( chuckles ) → ALLISON：好，跟我講，Bridge。
ALLISON: All right, repeat after me, Bridge. → 唔好沖涼。
No baths. → BRIDGETTE：唔好沖涼。
BRIDGETTE: No baths. → 唔好剪頭髮。
No haircuts. → 唔好剪頭髮。
No haircuts. → 唔好化妝。唔好化妝。
No makeup. No makeup. → 好，你而家可以開你個公仔。
Okay, you may now open your doll. → 公仔：去廁所啦。
DOLL: Let's go potty. → 你知唔知，親愛嘅，如果你
You know, dear, if you just → 買新嘅俾佢哋，佢哋學唔到嘢㗎。
buy them new ones, they don't learn anything. → 我知。
I know. → 但如果佢冇留低舊嗰個喺浴缸...
But if she hadn't left the old one in the tub... → 我覺得應該賠返個俾佢。
I figure I owed her one. → 咁，你同嗰個Maggie講
So, how did that Maggie person take it → 佢就係Anna Waller，佢咩反應？
when you told her that she was really Anna Waller? → 佢一開始唔信我。
Well, she didn't believe me at first. → 直到我帶佢去見Carol Waller同佢屋企人。
Till I brought her to meet Carol Waller and her family. → 而家Waller一家搵返失散嘅親人，
And now the Wallers have met their long-lost kin, → 我肯定佢哋排住隊
I'm sure they're just lining up → 捐肝俾呢個陌生人。
to give this perfect stranger a piece of their livers. → 其實，有三個話
Well, actually, three of them offered → 願意去驗血睇下配唔配。
to get tested to see if they're a match. → 係，但機會有幾大...？
Yeah, but what are the chances of...? → ♪ 鳥兒喺無花果樹上唱歌... ♪
♪ Birds singing in the sycamore tree... ♪ → 佢哋全部都配到，係咪？
They're all going to match, aren't they? → （笑）
( chuckles ) → ♪ 發個關於我嘅小夢 ♪
♪ Dream a little dream of me ♪ → （嘆氣）
( sighs ) → ♪ 講聲「晚安」然後錫我 ♪
♪ Say "nighty-night" and kiss me ♪ → ♪ 攬實我，話你會掛住我 ♪
♪ Just hold me tight and tell me you'll miss me ♪ → ♪ 當我孤單又憂鬱 ♪
♪ While I'm alone and blue as can be ♪ → ♪ 發個關於我嘅小夢 ♪ DR. PETERSON：Beverly？
♪ Dream a little dream of me ♪ DR. PETERSON: Beverly? → Beverly，你聽到我講咩？
Beverly, did you hear what I said? → 冇。
No. → 唔好意思。
I'm sorry. → 我諗緊第啲嘢。
I was a million miles away. → 我啱啱話我哋今日
I was just saying I think we've made → 進展好大。
a great deal of progress today. → 我同意，醫生。
I agree, Doctor. → 進展好大。
A great deal of progress. → 字幕由PARAMOUNT TELEVISION, NBC贊助
Captioning sponsored by PARAMOUNT TELEVISION, NBC → 字幕由Media Access Group at WGBH提供 access.wgbh.org
Captioned by Media Access Group at WGBH access.wgbh.org