ALLISON ( whispers ): Hey, guys. → ALLISON（細聲）：喂，各位。
Let's take these seats back here. → 我哋坐返去後面呢啲位啦。
Then we can make a quick exit. → 咁就可以快啲走人。
( sighs ) → （嘆氣）
( whispers ): Joe, come on. → （細聲）：Joe，快啲啦。
Hey, guys. → 喂，各位。
Joe, not in front. → Joe，唔好坐前面。
Can I help you, Mrs. Dubois? → Dubois太太，有咩可以幫你？
Uh, I don't think so. → 呃，應該冇。
Oh, I didn't realize that someone had passed away. → 哦，我唔知有人過咗身添。
I'm not really fond of funerals. → 我其實唔係好鍾意去喪禮。
I deal with death a lot in my work. → 我成日喺工作中接觸死亡。
Me, too. → 我都係。
Truth be told, these things are really more for the family → 老實講，呢啲嘢其實係為咗家屬
than for the deceased. → 多過為咗死者。
I suppose so. You're right. → 我都咁諗。你講得啱。
Gives everyone a sense of closure, → 俾大家一個完結嘅感覺，
an opportunity to say good-bye, → 一個機會去道別，
creates an atmosphere of civility and control → 營造一種文明同控制嘅氣氛，
I think people find comforting when faced with the sudden → 我覺得當人面對突如其來、
and sometimes random reality of death. → 有時係隨機嘅死亡現實時，呢啲嘢會令佢哋安心。
So. → 咁。
Here we are. → 我哋到咗。
I think... now → 我覺得...而家
would be an excellent time → 係一個好好嘅時機
for you to take your place, Allison. → 俾你坐返埋位，Allison。
( gasps ) → （倒抽一口氣）
Captioning sponsored by PARAMOUNT TELEVISION, → 字幕由PARAMOUNT TELEVISION贊助，
NBC, → NBC，
Do we have a current will? → 我哋有冇最新嘅遺囑？
Huh? → 吓？
You know, a will. → 你知啦，遺囑。
For when people die. → 人死咗要用嗰啲。
Aha. → 啊哈。
Suddenly it's becoming very clear. → 突然間好清楚喇。
The sleep deprivation. → 你唔夠瞓。
You're trying to kill me. → 你想殺咗我。
I'm serious. → 我講真㗎。
Oh, okay. → 哦，好。
Let me put your mind at ease. → 等我令你放心先。
We have a current will. → 我哋有最新嘅遺囑。
We also have a mortgage. → 我哋仲有按揭。
We also have a mound of debt. → 我哋仲有一大筆債。
And should I die before you, → 如果我死喺你前面，
all that becomes yours. → 呢啲全部都係你嘅。
What about the kids? → 咁啲仔女呢？
I'll throw them in as well. → 我都會塞埋俾你。
But... what if it's me? → 但...如果係我呢？
What if I go first? → 如果我先走呢？
Allison, stop it. → Allison，咪咁啦。
You're not going anywhere. → 你邊度都唔會去。
How do you know? → 你點知？
All right. → 好。
You win. → 你贏。
I'll play. → 我陪你玩。
I don't know. → 我唔知。
You feel better? → 你舒服啲未？
I don't. → 我冇。
And for what it's worth, → 而且，講真，
I'm not enjoying this conversation. → 我唔享受呢個對話。
Why are you mad? → 你做咩嬲？
I don't know. → 我唔知。
'Cause I think maybe conversations like this → 因為我覺得呢啲對話
are a waste of time. → 係浪費時間。
We have a will, we have some insurance. → 我哋有遺囑，有保險。
We have kids we have to get up and go to school. → 我哋有仔女要湊起身返學。
No, I'm just being silly. → 冇，我只係亂講。
No, you're not silly, but, just... → 唔，你唔係亂講，但係...
Don't you think if it was really your time to go, → 你唔覺得如果真係時候要走，
that maybe you'd get some kind of a heads up → 宇宙會俾啲提示你
from the universe? → 咩？
Like what? → 例如？
I don't know. A dream. → 我唔知。一個夢。
( door closes ) → （門關上）
Can I get a cell phone? → 我可唔可以要部手機？
No. → 唔得。
Why not? → 點解唔得？
Because they're very expensive. → 因為好貴。
They're not allowed in school. → 學校唔准用。
And besides, who are you going to call? → 而且，你會打俾邊個？
She could call me. → 佢可以打俾我。
Bridge. → Bridge。
Well, then, can I get a pager? → 咁，我可唔可以要個傳呼機？
No. → 唔得。
Also expensive, also not allowed. → 都係貴，都係唔准。
And who are you going to page? → 你會傳呼邊個？
I don't know, → 我唔知，
but can I at least get a computer in my room? → 但至少可唔可以喺我房裝部電腦？
Ha! → 哈！
You're batting three for three, sweetie. → 你三連敗喇，甜心。
Well, you asked me what I wanted for my birthday. → 係你問我生日想要咩㗎。
Ask for a trampoline. → 不如要個彈床。
How about a watch? → 手錶點睇？
You're gonna be 13. → 你快13歲喇。
Couldn't you use a nice, pretty watch? → 唔可以要隻靚靚嘅手錶咩？
Maybe, but if I had a phone, I wouldn't need a watch. → 可能啦，但如果我有電話，就唔需要手錶。
What about the computer right here? → 呢度部電腦點樣？
Okay, fine. → 好，算啦。
Can I at least get my own private e-mail? → 至少我可唔可以有自己的私人電郵？
I think that's something we can talk about... → 呢樣嘢我哋可以傾下...
...tonight or tomorrow, → ...今晚或者聽日，
maybe next week. → 可能下個禮拜。
Look at that. → 睇下。
Time to get ready for school. → 係時候準備返學。
Darn, these things are handy. → 該死，呢啲嘢真係方便。
There's a woman in the conference room → 會議室有個女人
with Detective Scanlon, a Mrs. Sondra Bannister. → 同Scanlon探員一齊，係Sondra Bannister太太。
Her husband, Dean, is an oncologist → 佢老公Dean係腫瘤科醫生
at Mariposa Memorial. → 喺Mariposa Memorial。
Hasn't been seen since he left the hospital → 尋晚離開醫院之後就冇人見過佢，
yesterday evening → 大約6點。
around 6:00 → 好，但我哋通常唔係要求
Okay, but don't we usually insist → 人哋等至少24小時
that people wait at least 24 hours → 先報失蹤人口㗎咩？
before filing a missing persons report? → 通常係，
Well, usually, → 但報案嘅人
the people doing the filing → 同現任法官有親戚關係。
aren't related to a sitting judge. → Sondra係Honorable Henry Minder嘅女。
Sondra is the daughter of the Honorable Henry Minder. → 我知你覺得我太急，但...
I know you think I'm being premature, but... → Dean係個習慣固定嘅人，
Dean is a creature of habit → 佢對準時赴約好執著。
and he is compulsive about keeping his appointments. → 佢今朝已經錯過兩個病人。
He's already missed two patients this morning. → 只係...
It's just... → 呢個唔似佢
it's-it's not like him → 唔返屋企。
to-to not come home. → 唔打電話，
To not call, → 唔打俾我，唔打俾診所。
not call me, not call the office. → 我哋由頭開始講。
Let's begin at the beginning. → 佢朝早6點離開醫院。
He left the hospital at 6:00 a.m. → 佢逢星期二晚喺會所有固定嘅壁球比賽，
He has a standing racquetball game at the club, → 已經維持咗大約一年。
every Tuesday night for about a year now. → 同邊個？
Who with? → Scanlon探員會打去會所
Detective Scanlon will call the club → 查清楚佢應該喺邊度，
and figure out where he was supposed to be, → 應該同邊個一齊。
who he was supposed to be with. → 你老公有冇健康問題？
Does your husband have a medical condition? → 會唔會佢可能喺邊度失去行動能力？
Is it possible he could be incapacitated somewhere? → 我唔知有。
Not that I'm aware of. → 佢...佢係醫生。
He-he's... he's a doctor. → 我應該知道。
I would know. → 唔，呢件事完全唔妥。
No, this is all wrong. → 佢一定出咗事。
Something's happened to him. → Bannister醫生。
Dr. Bannister. → 準備好傾生意未？
Ready to do a little business? → 死亡天使。
The Angel of Death. → 佢冇咁講。
Well, he didn't say that. → 佢冇自我介紹。
He didn't actually announce himself. → 但我知佢代表咩，我知
But I know that's what he stands for, I know that's → 佢象徵咩。
what he represents. → 你點知...？
And you know this... how? → 我
Well, I've → 之前喺夢中見過佢。
seen him before in my dreams. → 呢次唔係第一次。
This is not the first time. → 我明。
I see. → 之前呢啲出現都係喺發現
And these prior appearances have all preceded the discovery → 有人死之前？
of someone who perished? → Allison...
Allison... → 呢個人失聯
the man's been out of touch → 唔夠一日，
less than a day, → 雖然我好尊重你嘅直覺--
and while I have enormous respect for your intuition-- → 係我叫你入嗰個會㗎--
I am the one who asked you to be in that meeting-- → 但我唔想咁快下結論。
I'd prefer not to jump the gun here. → （敲門）
( knocking ) → 唔好意思打斷，但我諗
Sorry to interrupt, but I thought → 你可能想聽下呢個。
you might want to hear this. → 我返到枱位
When I got back to my desk → 收到Commerce General Bank嘅留言。
there was a message waiting from Commerce General Bank. → 醫生嘅信用卡仲未有動靜，
Still no action on the good doctor's credit cards, → 但佢哋快速查咗佢其他財務狀況
but they did run a quick check on this other finances → 發現咗啲唔尋常嘅嘢。
and discovered something a bit unusual. → 例如？
For instance? → 冇提款，
No withdrawals, → 但過去一年有好多現金存款，
but a lot of cash deposits over the past year or so, → 幾乎每星期一次。
pretty near once a week. → 呢度12千，嗰度16千。
12 grand here, 16 grand there. → 唔夠觸發銀行警報。
Not enough to trip any bank alarms. → 但加埋大約有100萬美金。
But it all added up to about a million dollars. → 好。
Okay. → 仲有更好嘅。
Gets better. → 同其他聯名戶口唔同，
Unlike their other accounts, → 呢個係Bannister醫生一個人嘅。
which are in the name of Mr. and Mrs., → 我唔明。
this is Dr. Bannister's and Dr. Bannister's alone. → 呢個代表咩？
I don't understand. → 可能代表佢一直儲錢準備消失。
What could that mean? → 我係Allison Dubois。
It could mean he's been saving up for a disappearing act. → 我係Marie嘅阿媽。你聽到我講嘢嗎？
This is Allison Dubois. → 我聽得唔係好清楚。
I'm Marie's mother. Can you hear me? → 嗯...
I'm having a difficult time hearing you. → 係，我大約20分鐘後到。
Um... → 你可唔可以...？（響號聲）
Yeah, I'm gonna be there in about 20 minutes. → （尖叫）（輪胎摩擦聲）
Can you...? ( air horn blaring ) → （倒抽一口氣）
( screaming ) ( tires screeching ) → 喂。
( gasping ) → 有冇人喺度？
Hello. → 女仔：喺呢度！
Anybody home? → 晚安，小姐們。
GIRLS: In here! → 女仔，
Good evening, ladies. → 可唔可以俾爸爸同我傾一陣？
Girls,
can you give Dad and me a minute, please?
Okay, who died? → 好，邊個死咗？
That's a terrible choice of words. → 你咁講嘢好唔啱。
Uh, why? What? → 吓？點解？咩事？
Did someone actually die? → 真係有人死咗？
No, not actually. Not yet. → 唔係，暫時未死。
Remember that conversation that we were having this morning? → 記唔記得今朝我哋講緊咩？
What to get Ariel for her birthday? → 送咩俾Ariel做生日禮物？
No. I was asking you about wills. → 唔係，我係問你關於遺囑嘅事。
Well, I had this dream last night. → 尋晚我發咗個夢。
I saw my own death. → 我見到自己死咗。
Well, not my death. → 唔係，唔係死嗰一刻。
( voice breaking ): My own funeral. → （聲音哽咽）係我嘅葬禮。
And you were all there, and I was there. → 你哋全部喺度，我都喺度。
And it... → 然後...
Okay. → 好。
It was a dream, Allison. → 只係一個夢咋，Allison。
And even you have dreams that are just dreams. → 就算係你，都有啲夢只係普通夢。
Obviously you're not dead. → 好明顯你冇死到。
I think we have to let this one go, Allison. → 我覺得我哋要放低呢件事，Allison。
This afternoon I came this close to plowing into a huge truck. → 下晝我差啲撞到一架大貨車。
Well, no... actually, → 唔係...其實，
a huge truck came this close to plowing into me. → 係架大貨車差啲撞到我。
I was a fraction of an inch away from death, Joe. → 我同死神只差一線咋，Joe。
Wait a second. For real? → 等陣，真係？
Yes. → 係。
I mean, I'm fine. → 我冇事㗎。
There are no cuts or bruises. → 冇傷冇瘀。
The car's fine. → 架車都冇事。
But I was inches away from death. → 但我真係差啲死。
Okay, that's called a coincidence. → 好，呢個叫巧合。
A very scary, → 一個好恐怖，
very unsettling coincidence. → 好令人唔安樂嘅巧合。
I don't know. → 我唔知。
There was this man in my dream. → 我夢入面有個男人。
He was the only person who could see me. → 佢係唯一見到到我嘅人。
What do you mean? What man? → 你講咩？咩男人？
'Cause I was dead. → 因為我死咗。
So you couldn't see me, the girls couldn't see me, → 所以你哋見唔到我，啲女見唔到我，
but he could see me. → 但佢見到我。
He seemed to know all about it. → 佢好似乜都知。
He seemed to be running everything. → 佢好似控制緊一切。
I don't follow. → 我聽唔明。
Death. → 死亡。
( chuckles ): Death. → （輕笑）死亡。
He was in charge of death. → 佢負責死亡。
He was Death. → 佢就係死神。
The Angel of Death. → 死亡天使。
Okay. → 好。
Again, this was a dream, Allison. → 再講一次，呢個只係夢，Allison。
And not a realistic dream, obviously. → 而且明顯唔係真實嘅夢。
Now, that's what I thought. → 我都係咁諗。
Or that's what I hoped. → 或者我係咁希望。
But then this thing happens with the truck. → 但之後就發生貨車嗰件事。
And I turn... → 我轉頭...
and he's there. → 佢就喺度。
Standing on the corner → 企喺街角
looking at his watch → 睇住隻錶
like he had a schedule and I was on his to-do list. → 好似佢有時間表，而我就係佢要做嘅嘢。
Okay, you were in shock. → 好，你當時嚇親。
You may still be in shock. → 你可能仲未回魂。
He was trying to tell me something. → 佢想話我知啲嘢。
I mean, not with words... → 唔係用說話...
but it was like... → 但好似...
"Time up, Allison. Prepare." → 「時間到，Allison。準備好。」
I mean, it's funny → 好笑嘅係
that I vaguely remember leaving the scene. → 我隱約記得點樣離開現場。
I barely remember picking the girls up from school. → 我幾乎唔記得點樣接啲女放學。
I just... I remember getting home, → 我只係...記得返到屋企，
going into the room, closing the door, → 入房，關門，
and starting to sob. → 然後開始喊。
And swearing to myself → 仲同自己發誓
I would never drive again. → 以後唔再揸車。
It's okay, it's okay. ( sobbing ) → 冇事㗎，冇事㗎。（喊緊）
We're going to figure this out, all right? → 我哋會搞掂㗎，好冇？
It's going to be okay. → 會冇事㗎。
( sobbing louder ) Shh, shh, shh, shh. → （更大聲喊）噓，噓，噓，噓。
( knocking ) → （敲門聲）
Hey, it's 10:00. → 喂，十點喇。
Um, five more minutes? → 呃，俾多五分鐘？
Yeah. → 好。
Is Mommy feeling better? → 媽咪好啲未？
I don't know. I think so. → 唔知，應該係。
She's asleep. → 佢瞓咗。
She had a pretty big scare today. → 佢今日嚇親。
But I'm sure she's going to get over it. → 但我肯定佢會冇事。
You guys probably didn't have a chance to talk about → 你哋可能冇機會傾
any of the stuff I mentioned at breakfast. → 我早餐講嗰啲嘢。
I'll tell you what, → 我話你知，
I'm going to make an executive decision here. → 我而家做個決定。
And I'm sure that Mommy's going to be fine with it. → 我肯定媽咪會同意。
Tomorrow or the next day, → 聽日或者後日，
we'll get you started on your own e-mail account... → 我哋會幫你開個電郵戶口...
( muffled squeal ) → （壓低嘅尖叫聲）
Shh, shh, shh. Shh... → 噓，噓，噓。噓...
Okay, here's the thing. → 好，係咁嘅。
Mommy and I are going to have full access. → 媽咪同我會完全監控。
We're both going to know your password. → 我哋兩個都會知你密碼。
We'll be able to check your e-mails, → 我哋可以睇你啲電郵，
we'll be able → 我哋可以
to check your trash. → 睇你垃圾桶。
Okay, Daddy. → 好，爸爸。
I promise you won't be disappointed. → 我保證唔會令你失望。
Okay, I'm counting on you. → 好，我信你。
This is the best birthday present ever. → 呢個係最好嘅生日禮物。
Well, don't say that. → 唔好咁講。
Don't say that till you've had your birthday → 等你過咗生日
and seen your other presents. → 睇埋其他禮物先講。
You know, they make these clocks now-- → 你知唔知，而家有啲鐘--
you can actually wear them → 可以戴喺
on your wrist. → 手腕度。
Good night, sweetie. → 晚安，寶貝。
Good night, Daddy. → 晚安，爸爸。
Five minutes. → 五分鐘。
( knocking ) → （敲門聲）
Oh, hello, Allison. Good to see you again. → 哦，你好，Allison。好開心再見到你。
Please come in. → 請入嚟。
Take a seat. → 坐低。
Clearly we are destined to do some business together, → 好明顯我哋注定要合作，
given the way we keep crossing paths. → 睇我哋成日撞到就知。
Oh, heavens... you look disappointed. → 哦，天...你好似好失望。
Might I suggest that you simply surrender to the idea. → 不如你接受現實啦。
It's inevitable, I'm afraid. → 呢件事無可避免㗎。
How do I know? → 我點知？
Allison, like it or not, → Allison，你鍾意又好唔鍾意又好，
by a hair, by a second, → 差一線，差一秒，
by luck, by fate, six times a day → 靠運氣，靠命運，每日六次
you come this close to meeting the god to whom you pray. → 你都差啲見到你祈禱嘅神。
Sometimes you sense it, like today → 有時你會感覺到，好似今日
when you managed to avoid that truck. → 你避開架貨車咁。
But more often than not, you have no idea → 但好多時，你根本唔知
just how close you've come to... → 你離...
Bathroom? → 廁所？
Right outside. → 出門口就係。
Through the waiting room and to the left. → 穿過等候室轉左。
Be careful. → 小心啲。
Bathrooms can be very dangerous places. → 廁所可以好危險㗎。
Did you know that 47% of all accidental deaths → 你知唔知47%嘅意外死亡
take place in the home → 發生喺屋企，
and that 61% of those happen in the family bathroom? → 而當中61%係喺廁所？
( phone ringing ) → （電話響）
That's all right. → 冇問題。
You go ahead, I'll get that. → 你去啦，我嚟接。
( phone ringing ) → （電話響）
What's going on? → 發生咩事？
Hello. → 喂。
Allison, it's Manuel Devalos. → Allison，我係Manuel Devalos。
Sorry to wake you at this ungodly hour, → 唔好意思咁夜打嚟，
but I just got a call that a body was discovered → 但我啱啱收到電話，話喺市中心
at the Viceroy Motel downtown → Viceroy Motel發現咗具屍體，
that matches the general description → 同Dean Bannister醫生
of Dr. Dean Bannister. → 嘅描述吻合。
I'm on my way over there now. → 我而家過去。
Do you want to meet me there? → 你想唔想喺度等我？
I... I don't know. → 我...我唔知。
Drive downtown. → 揸車去市中心。
Would it help if I picked you up? → 要我接你？
I can run the kids to school. → 我可以送啲細路返學。
That would be great. → 咁就好。
( garbled radio transmission) → （無線電雜音）
SCANLON: It's him. → SCANLON：係佢。
Wallet was still in his pants. → 銀包仲喺褲袋。
All his ID plus about 400 bucks. → 所有證件加大概400蚊。
So we're not looking at robbery. → 所以唔係劫案。
I'm not sure we're looking at foul play of any kind. → 我唔肯定係咪謀殺。
They found the body in there. → 佢哋喺入面發現屍體。
In the bathroom? → 喺廁所？
You'd be amazed at how treacherous bathrooms can be. → 你唔會明廁所有幾危險。
No. I've heard. → 唔會，我聽過。
Appears as though he slipped in the shower, → 似係沖涼嗰陣跣親，
cracked his skull on the bathtub spigot. → 頭撞到浴缸水龍頭。
He's been laying in there for hours → 佢喺度攤咗幾個鐘，
with the water running on him. → 水一直沖住佢。
The maid found him. → 清潔工發現佢。
Anybody talk to the desk clerk? → 有冇人同櫃檯講過？
That's where it gets interesting. → 呢度先有趣。
Apparently, Dr. Bannister checked into the hotel at 7:00 → 明顯地，Bannister醫生前晚7點
the night before last... alone. → 入住酒店...一個人。
Just like he did every Tuesday. → 同每個星期二一樣。
Paid cash. → 俾現金。
Signed an illegible signature on the ID card. → 登記卡上簽咗個睇唔明嘅名。
So much for the Tuesday racquetball game. → 原來星期二壁球係假嘅。
Did the clerk happen to see → 櫃檯有冇見到
who he might have been meeting? → 佢約咗邊個？
No, but as he reminded me, → 冇，但佢提醒我，
in places like this, you're actually paid not to see. → 呢啲地方，你係俾錢唔好見到嘢。
Shall we take a look? → 我哋睇吓？
Seems pretty clear what happened. → 好清楚發生咩事。
I guess when your time's up, your time's up. → 時間到就係時間到。
I think I ought to really drive over → 我覺得我應該揸車去
to Dr. Bannister's, house, talk to his widow. → Bannister醫生屋企，同佢太太傾。
Any way that you can give Allison → 你可唔可以車Allison
a ride home so she can pick up her car? → 返屋企攞車？
I don't want you to go out of your way. → 我唔想你特登。
Just if you could give me a ride to City Hall, → 如果你車我去市政廳，
Joe can pick me up on the way home. → Joe可以放工順路接我。
Yeah, sure, whatever works for you. → 好，你點方便都得。
Did you see any condoms? → 你有冇見到避孕套？
Excuse me? → 吓？
In the room back there-- → 喺後面間房--
did you see any condoms → 你有冇見到避孕套？
or condom wrappers? → 或者避孕套包裝？
No, but what does that prove? → 唔係，但係呢啲證明到啲乜？
Threw them out, flush them down the toilet, → 掉咗佢，沖落廁所，
maid cleaned the room after his guest left. → 佢嘅客人走咗之後，酒店執房執咗間房。
Where you going with this? → 你想講乜？
The bed was made perfectly. → 張床鋪得好整齊。
They did it in the bathroom. → 佢哋喺廁所做。
No. The clothes were in a pile on the floor next to the bed. → 唔係。啲衫堆喺床邊地下。
So he did a little horizontal rumba on the bed, → 所以佢喺床上搞咗一輪，
went out for a bite to eat, the maid cleaned the room. → 出去食啲嘢，酒店執房執咗間房。
Yeah, then he came back and took a shower? → 係，然後佢返嚟沖涼？
Since when did you become an expert on these matter? → 你幾時變咗呢方面嘅專家？
I'm just saying, he had limited time. → 我只係話，佢時間有限。
His wife thought he was playing racquetball. → 佢老婆以為佢打緊壁球。
She expected him home at 9:00 or so. → 佢預計佢9點左右返屋企。
Just doesn't make any sense to me. → 我覺得好唔合理。
What doesn't make sense to you? → 你覺得乜嘢唔合理？
I don't think he was with a woman. → 我唔覺得佢係同一個女人一齊。
What, he rented a seedy hotel room → 乜，佢租間咁嘅酒店房
so he could take a shower? → 就係為咗沖涼？
That's my point. → 我正係想講呢點。
We don't know why he was there. → 我哋唔知佢點解喺嗰度。
We're just guessing. → 我哋只係估。
Until we know why he was there, → 直到我哋知佢點解喺嗰度，
we can't be sure what happened to him. → 我哋先可以肯定佢發生咗乜事。
Sure we can. → 梗係可以。
He slipped and fell in the shower, Allison. → 佢滑倒跌咗落浴缸，Allison。
Slips happen. It was his time. → 意外成日發生。佢時候到。
And when it's your time, it's your time. → 時候到就係時候到。
Says who? → 邊個話？
I... I've been thinking about the Bannister case. → 我...我一直諗緊Bannister單案。
It's not a case, Allison. → 呢個唔係案件，Allison。
These are cases. → 呢啲先係案件。
There's a crime, there's a motive, there's a suspect. → 有罪案、有動機、有疑犯。
But I have those. → 但我有呢啲。
Really? → 真係？
So now you tell me you think some fiend → 咁你係話你覺得有啲衰人
slicked up that tub so Dr. B would slip on purpose? → 整滑咗個浴缸，等Bannister醫生故意滑倒？
Sykes v. Bannister. → Sykes對Bannister。
Turns out Dr. Bannister is being sued → 原來Bannister醫生俾人告，
by the father of a patient named Jeremy Sykes → 係一個叫Jeremy Sykes嘅病人嘅老竇，
who died while under his care. → 呢個病人喺佢醫治期間死咗。
He's a cancer doctor, Allison. → 佢係癌症醫生，Allison。
Lawsuits are practically part of the job description. → 訴訟幾乎係呢份工嘅一部分。
Yes, but Sykes went so far as to physically attack Bannister → 係，但Sykes仲喺審前聽證會
during pretrial hearings. → 出手打Bannister。
I take it he thought his son's death → 我估佢覺得個仔嘅死
was somehow Bannister's fault. → 係Bannister嘅錯。
Well, apparently, Bannister was one of a handful of doctors → 好明顯，Bannister係其中一個醫生
treating patients with Diathamoxin. → 用Diathamoxin醫病人。
I know. I haven't heard of it either. → 我知，我都未聽過呢隻藥。
It's new. → 係新藥。
It's from Switzerland. → 嚟自瑞士。
Hasn't been approved by the FDA, → 未獲FDA批准，
so insurance won't cover it. → 所以保險唔包。
So Sykes thought he was paying for a miracle cure, → 所以Sykes覺得佢俾錢買奇蹟療法，
and when he didn't get it... → 但冇得到...
Not only didn't he get it, → 唔單止冇得到，
but according to the claim that Sykes filed, → 根據Sykes嘅申索，
Jeremy got precipitously worse after taking this drug → Jeremy食咗呢隻藥之後急劇惡化，
and died six months later. → 六個月後死咗。
You have a crime, you have a suspect, you have a motive. → 你有罪案、有疑犯、有動機。
I'll tell you what. → 我話你知。
The coroner's report should be issued tomorrow. → 驗屍報告聽日出。
Why don't you and I take a ride down there. → 不如我同你去一趟。
If he gives me some reason to think that it wasn't an accident, → 如果佢俾到理由我認為唔係意外，
I'll follow up on this hunch of yours. → 我就跟進你嘅直覺。
Something else? → 仲有嘢？
Can you give me a ride somewhere? → 你可唔可以車我去一個地方？
It was so cool, Daddy. → 好型呀，爸爸。
I bet that the kids at school thought → 我估學校啲同學
that we were getting arrested. → 以為我哋俾人拉。
One can only hope. → 但願如此。
Detective Scanlon let me turn on the sirens. → Scanlon探長俾我開警號。
It was pretty exciting. → 好刺激。
Could we do it again tomorrow? → 聽日可唔可以再玩？
Yeah, Mom, can you drive me to work? → 係呀，媽咪，你可唔可以車我返工？
( electronic beeping ) → （電子嗶嗶聲）
( mechanical wheezing ) → （機械喘息聲）
Abandon all hope, ye who enter here. → 放棄所有希望，進來的人。
Not exactly Dante's Inferno, → 唔係但丁嘅地獄，
but close enough. → 但都差唔多。
Six months. → 六個月。
Six weeks. → 六個星期。
Two years tops. → 最多兩年。
And there's no hope for any of them? → 佢哋全部冇希望？
There's an old saying. → 有句古老說話。
"The enemies of death are luck and hope." → 「死亡嘅敵人就係運氣同希望。」
It's not true by the way. → 順便講，呢句唔係真嘅。
I'm good friends with both. → 我同兩者都好熟。
I'm going to let you in on a secret, Allison. → 我話你知個秘密，Allison。
It's not about the archetypal constructs of good and evil, → 唔關善惡原型、
faith and hope, life and death. → 信仰同希望、生同死事。
It's about science, math, biology, → 係關科學、數學、生物、
the politics of finance, global economics, → 金融政治、全球經濟、
the cost of living versus the cost of dying, → 生存成本對比死亡成本、
who can afford how much and who's willing to pay. → 邊個俾得起幾多、邊個願意俾。
Death is good. → 死亡係好嘅。
Death is necessary. → 死亡係必要嘅。
And with a little bit of planning, → 只要計劃得好，
death can even be a win-win. → 死亡甚至可以雙贏。
I honestly marvel → 我真係好驚訝
at how passionately some people resist it. → 有啲人咁抗拒死亡。
Take this case. → 睇呢單案。
Truly tragic. → 真係好慘。
Is he going to die soon? → 佢好快會死？
No, damn it. He's going to go into remission. → 唔係，死啦。佢會好轉。
He's going to live a long and happy life, I'm afraid. → 佢會長命百歲，生活快樂，我驚係咁。
Tell me, → 話我知，
have you had a physical recently? → 你最近有冇做身體檢查？
( gasps ) → （吸氣聲）
Is there any way I could come in today? → 我可唔可以今日嚟？
Who's Mommy talking to? → 媽咪同邊個講嘢？
Doctor's office. → 醫生診所。
If you don't have time for a full physical, → 如果你冇時間做全面檢查，
is there any way I can come in → 我可唔可以嚟
for like a mini checkup just to tide me over? → 做個小型檢查頂住先？
1:30 today. Okay, great. → 今日1:30。好，好。
Thanks. Bye. → 多謝。拜拜。
Good morning. → 早晨。
Mini checkup? → 小型檢查？
I don't think they have those in our plan. → 我哋個計劃應該冇呢樣嘢。
Hey, can I talk to you over here for a moment? → 喂，可唔可以同你傾兩句？
I'm having a little anxiety about my health. → 我有啲擔心自己健康。
I don't see why. → 我唔明點解。
What with all the extra walking → 你行多啲路
you'll be doing not that you won't drive. → 又唔肯揸車。
I'm asking for your help. → 我係想你幫手。
What? 1:30? → 乜？1:30？
You want me to drive you? → 你想我車你去？
I'll be at work, Allison. → 我要返工，Allison。
I don't need you to take me. → 我唔使你帶我去。
Detective Scanlon's coming to pick me up this morning → Scanlon探長今朝會嚟接我
to take me to the morgue. → 車我去殮房。
I'll probably get him to drop me off. → 我可能會叫佢車我去。
I just need you to pick me up around 3:00 → 我只係想你大約3點嚟接我，
so we can go get the girls. → 我哋一齊去接女。
Are you listening to yourself? → 你知唔知自己講緊乜？
One simple errand now involves → 一個簡單嘅差事而家搞到
a police escort and your husband taking off work early. → 要警察護送同你老公早收工。
Could I take that as a yes? → 我當你應承？
Are you sure? I mean, he couldn't have been hit → 你肯定？我意思，佢唔可以俾人打暈
and moved into the shower → 然後搬入浴缸
to make it look like an accident? → 扮成意外？
Not likely. → 唔似。
You see here how this fits → 你睇呢度點樣吻合
the indentation in the skull? → 頭骨嘅凹痕？
So his injury is completely consistent → 所以佢嘅傷勢完全符合
with an accidental fall in the bathtub. → 喺浴缸意外滑倒。
You'd be surprised how common that is. → 你會驚訝呢種情況幾常見。
You're not taking Thomas Road? → 你唔行Thomas路？
It's faster. → 快啲。
This is the intersection → 呢個路口
where I almost got hit by that truck. → 我差啲俾架貨車撞到。
Oh, my God. → 天啊。
That's him. That's Death. → 係佢。係死神。
Huh, what are you talking about? → 吓，你講乜？
On that bus bench. → 喺個巴士站凳。
Death's name is "Bob"? → 死神叫「Bob」？
ARIEL: But I don't understand. → ARIEL：但我唔明。
No one I know sends me an e-mail. → 我識嘅人冇人會Send Email俾我。
No one I know has my e-mail address, → 我識嘅人都冇我Email地址，
but I still keep getting mail from people I've never met. → 但我成日收到陌生人嘅郵件。
It's called spam, sweetie. → 呢啲叫垃圾郵件，甜心。
It's like junk mail, but it goes through your computer. → 好似垃圾郵件，但係經電腦。
But I don't like it. → 但我唔鍾意。
I want real mail. → 我想要真嘅郵件。
Tell you what. → 我話你知。
When I get into work, I'll send you something. → 我返到工，Send啲嘢俾你。
Here. → 俾你。
Thank you. → 多謝。
You still looking at this guy? → 你仲睇緊呢個人？
I'm going to call him. → 我會打俾佢。
Why? We already have an insurance agent. → 點解？我哋已經有保險經紀。
Besides, I'm not sure how I feel → 而且，我唔肯定
about buying life from Death. → 向死神買人壽保險嘅感覺。
Not funny. → 唔好笑。
I'm going to buy anything. → 我唔會買任何嘢。
I'm not going to sign anything. → 我唔會簽任何嘢。
I'm just going to meet with him, → 我只係見佢，
get to the bottom of this thing. → 搞清楚呢件事。
What thing? → 乜事？
I'm just going to say this, Allison. → 我只係想講，Allison。
You used to drive through that intersection every day. → 你以前日日經過呢個路口。
So? → 所以？
So isn't it possible that you may → 咁有冇可能你
have personified your anxieties about death? → 將自己對死亡嘅焦慮具體化？
About mortality, about leaving the girls, → 關於死亡、離開啲女、
leaving me and given them a face, → 離開我，然後俾佢一個樣，
his face? → 佢個樣？
You know what? I take it back. → 你知唔知？我收回。
Call this guy. Go see him. → 打俾呢個人。去見佢。
But do yourself a favor and drive there. → 但係幫自己一個忙，揸車去。
Whyare you saying this? → 你點解咁講？
Because if this guy is really Death → 因為如果呢個人真係死神
and your number really is up, → 而你嘅時候真係到，
then it's up whether you drive or not. → 咁你揸唔揸車都係時候到。
But if this guy is just an insurance agent, → 但如果呢個人只係保險經紀，
then you living your life → 咁你活在恐懼中
in fear of something that might happen, → 擔心可能發生嘅事，
that's no way to live. → 咁樣生活法真係唔掂。
( door opens ) → （門打開）
Anything you need, → 有咩需要，
anything at all. → 乜都得。
I hear there's a doctor in Flagstaff → 我聽聞 Flagstaff 有個醫生
who might be willing to prescribe it. → 可能肯開藥俾你。
If you have any trouble getting in to see him, → 如果你約佢有困難，
you tell them your viatical is with me → 同佢講你嘅保單轉讓係經我手，
and there's plenty of money left over for your treatment. → 仲有好多錢剩低俾你做治療。
Thank you, Mr. Sherman. → 多謝你，Sherman 先生。
SHERMAN: It's my pleasure. → SHERMAN：唔使客氣。
For everything. Of course. → 乜都幫到手。當然啦。
I still can't believe he's gone. → 我仲係好難相信佢走咗。
Yes, Dr. Bannister was a lovely, lovely man. → 係呀，Bannister 醫生係個好好嘅人。
Oh, you must be Mrs. Dubois. → 哦，你一定係 Dubois 太太。
The only inevitable things in life are death, taxes → 人生唯一不可避免嘅嘢就係死亡、稅項，
and my assistant catching the flu → 同埋我個助手喺最唔啱時候
at the worst possible time. → 染上流感。
I'm just about done here. → 我差唔多搞掂晒。
Thank you for seeing me on such short notice. → 多謝你咁急都肯見我。
Oh, it's my pleasure. → 哦，我嘅榮幸。
You're one of the few, Mrs. Dubois, I can tell. → Dubois 太太，你係少數人之一，我睇得出。
The few? → 少數人？
Most people think they're going to live forever, → 大多數人都以為自己會長生不死，
but there are a few of us → 但係有少數人
who realize that each moment could potentially be our last. → 明白每一刻都可能會係最後一刻。
We are the ones who prepare for the inevitable. → 我哋就係嗰啲為無可避免嘅事做準備嘅人。
It's none of my business, but the man who just left. → 唔關我事，但係啱啱走嗰個男人。
Leukemia. → 白血病。
Was he a patient of Dr. Bannister's? → 佢係咪 Bannister 醫生嘅病人？
Oh, did you know Dean? → 哦，你識 Dean？
No, not personally. → 唔係，唔係親自識。
I know people who are very fond of him. → 我識啲好鍾意佢嘅人。
Pathetic way to lose one's life, isn't it, → 咁樣死法真係好可悲，係咪？
taking a spill in the shower? → 沖涼嗰陣跣親？
Pathetic but not uncommon, I'm afraid. → 可悲但係唔罕見，我驚。
Did you know → 你知唔知
that the average bathroom is one of the most → 一般浴室係地球上
perilous places on Earth, → 最危險嘅地方之一，
statistically speaking of course? → 當然係統計上講？
I heard that. → 我聽過。
How well did you know Dr. Bannister? → 你同 Bannister 醫生有幾熟？
Oh, I wrote a policy for him and his wife several years ago → 哦，幾年前我幫佢同佢太太寫過保單，
and we became friends. → 之後我哋做咗朋友。
We used to play racquetball virtually every Tuesday. → 我哋幾乎每個星期二都打壁球。
Him. That's him. → 佢。就係佢。
And the crime is? → 咁罪行係咩？
He said they played racquetball. → 佢話佢哋打壁球。
Racquetball-playing and the claim to have played racquetball → 打壁球同埋聲稱打過壁球
both have been decriminalized in Arizona for quite some time. → 喺亞利桑那州已經合法化咗好耐。
You're mocking me. → 你喺度笑我。
I'm trying to reason with you. → 我係想同你講道理。
The victim in question appears to have slipped → 嗰個死者似乎係喺浴缸
and fallen in a bathtub. → 跣親跌低。
That's heartbreaking, Allison, but it's not illegal. → 好令人心痛，Allison，但係唔犯法。
( EKG beeping, beeps faster, then steady tone ) → （心電圖響聲，越跳越快，然後變成穩定音調）
Someone! Anyone! → 有冇人！邊個都好！
You can't stop the inevitable, Allison. → 你阻止唔到無可避免嘅事，Allison。
So why not hurry it along instead? → 咁點解唔加快佢？
( gasps ) → （倒抽一口氣）
( chuckles ) → （輕笑）
Morning, early bird. → 早晨，早起的鳥兒。
What you doing, homework? → 你做緊咩？做功課？
No, I'm sending an e-mail. → 唔係，我喺度 send 緊 email。
So one of your friends finally sent you an e-mail, huh? → 終於有朋友 send email 俾你啦，係咪？
No, I'm writing this company → 唔係，我寫緊信俾呢間公司
telling them to stop e-mailing me. → 叫佢哋唔好再 email 我。
They're writing, like, 20 e-mails a day, → 佢哋一日 send 成 20 幾封 email，
and I have no idea what they're even talking about. → 我完全唔知佢哋講緊乜。
There's usually something you can click → 通常封信底會有個連結
on the bottom of the letter to get off their mailing list. → 可以 click 嚟取消訂閱。
I've done that. → 我做過啦。
I've done that, like, ten times, → 我做過起碼十次，
and every time they'd write me a letter → 但係每次佢哋都會回信
assuring me that this is not spam → 話呢啲唔係垃圾郵件，
and that they're writing especially to me. → 仲話係特別寫俾我。
Can I see some of these letters? → 可唔可以睇下呢啲信？
Can you print some out? → 可唔可以 print 出嚟？
"Ariel, you could be making big money → 「Ariel，你可以靠買賣保單轉讓
buying and selling viaticals." → 賺大錢。」
"Ariel, why aren't you profiting from the easy money → 「Ariel，點解你唔從保單轉讓
to be made in viaticals?" → 嘅輕鬆錢中獲利？」
"Ariel, want to get started in viaticals? → 「Ariel，想開始做保單轉讓？
We'll show you how." → 我哋教你點做。」
What's a viatical? → 咩係保單轉讓？
A viatical. → 保單轉讓。
It's an instrument created → 係一種工具，
to theoretically help people realize the value → 理論上幫人喺死前
of their life insurance before they die. → 實現人壽保險嘅價值。
You mean a way to borrow against it? → 你意思係用嚟借錢？
Well, sort of. → 嗯，差唔多。
Say you have a life insurance policy that pays out → 假設你有一份人壽保險，
a million dollars upon your death, → 死後會賠一百萬，
but you need the money now to, → 但係你而家就需要錢，
I don't know, pay for an experimental drug treatment → 例如用嚟俾實驗性藥物治療
to keep you alive. → 保住條命。
You can sell your policy to someone like Sherman, who agrees → 你可以將保單賣俾 Sherman 呢類人，
to give you a couple hundred grand up front, → 佢會俾你幾十萬 upfront，
pay your premiums, plus give you a monthly stipend → 幫你交保費，仲每個月俾生活費，
as long as you're alive. → 只要你仲喺度。
Well, what's in it for Sherman? → 咁 Sherman 有咩著數？
Well, he's betting that you die → 佢賭你會喺佢俾足一百萬之前
before he has to pay out the whole million. → 死。
And if you do, he gets to pocket the balance. → 如果你真係死咗，佢就袋咗差額。
What a cynical way to make a living. → 咁 cynic 嘅搵食方法。
No wonder I dreamt he was Death. → 難怪我發夢見到佢係死神。
Still doesn't make him a murderer. → 但係咁都唔代表佢係殺人犯。
I know, but there is some connection, → 我知，但係有啲關聯，
and it's not just racquetball. → 唔止係打壁球。
I saw him standing in that motel room, → 我見到佢企喺嗰間 motel 房，
a wall of fire behind him, welcoming Bannister. → 後面係火牆，歡迎緊 Bannister。
Well, they were colleagues of a sort. → 佢哋算係同行。
One man administered the experimental drug treatment, → 一個負責實驗性藥物治療，
and the other helped you pay for it. → 另一個幫你俾錢。
What if the drugs were bad? → 如果啲藥有問題呢？
I don't follow. → 我唔明。
I had this dream last night I was in this hospital ward, → 我尋晚發夢喺醫院病房，
and this woman, she was struggling → 有個女人喺度掙扎
against the drugs she had been given. → 對抗俾佢嘅藥物。
Turns out, they weren't drugs at all. → 原來嗰啲根本唔係藥。
It was just... sand. → 只係...沙。
I still don't follow. → 我仲係唔明。
If your drugs are bad, you die quicker, right? → 如果啲藥有問題，你會死得快啲，啱唔啱？
Which is good for whoever buys your viatical, isn't it? → 咁對買你保單轉讓嗰個人嚟講係好事，係咪？
It's an interesting theory. → 幾有趣嘅理論。
Maybe I'll have Scanlon do a little research. → 或者我叫 Scanlon 做少少調查。
Research? That's it? → 調查？就咁？
Well, let's see how the research goes, → 等我哋睇下調查結果，
and if we like what we see, maybe we'll play a little poker. → 如果鍾意，或者玩下啤牌。
Poker? → 啤牌？
With who? → 同邊個？
Mr. Sherman, I appreciate you coming down here. → Sherman 先生，多謝你落嚟。
In the course of investigating the death of your friend, → 喺調查你朋友，
your client Dr. Bannister, some questions have arisen → 你客戶 Bannister 醫生嘅死因時，
about the nature of his medical practice. → 有啲問題關於佢嘅醫療業務性質。
My questions really have to do with certain → 我嘅問題主要係關於
civil suits that were pending against Dr. Bannister → Bannister 醫生死前
prior to his passing. → 未解決嘅民事訴訟。
I see. → 明白。
I was hardly privy to everything about his practice, → 我唔係好清楚佢嘅業務細節，
but I'll be glad to tell you what I know. → 但我好樂意話俾你知我所知嘅。
( paper rustling ) → （紙張翻動聲）
SCANLON: Do you recognize any of the names on the list? → SCANLON：你認唔認得呢張名單上嘅名？
I take it this is a list of Dean's patients? → 我估呢個係 Dean 嘅病人名單？
Yes, I do. → 係，我認得。
I did business with several of them. → 我同其中幾個有生意來往。
By business, → 生意，
you mean you purchased their life insurance policies, → 你意思係你買咗佢哋嘅人壽保險，
isn't that right? → 係咪？
Providing viaticals for them to pay for their treatments? → 提供保單轉讓俾佢哋俾治療費？
With several of them, yes. → 其中幾個係。
Nine, actually, → 實際上係九個，
out of the 23 patients on the list. → 名單上 23 個病人入面。
Out of the 23 patients → 喺 23 個參與
involved in Bannister's experimental → Bannister 實驗性藥物治療
drug treatments, you purchased → 嘅病人入面，你買咗
the life insurance policies of nine. → 九個嘅人壽保險。
Isn't that correct? → 係咪？
It's possible. → 有可能。
I don't have my records with me. → 我冇帶記錄。
Be glad to confirm that figure when I return to my office. → 返到 office 好樂意確認呢個數。
Am I missing something here? → 我係咪漏咗啲嘢？
I'm curious. Did Dr. Bannister refer these patients to you? → 我好奇。係咪 Bannister 醫生介紹呢啲病人俾你？
Yes, he did. → 係。
I was only too happy to help. → 我好樂意幫手。
Help? → 幫手？
I'm confused. → 我有啲亂。
The way that I understood it, → 我嘅理解係，
the quicker these patients die, the more you stand to profit. → 呢啲病人死得越快，你賺得越多。
Everyone dies. → 人人都會死。
And every business exists to make a profit. → 每盤生意都係為咗賺錢。
Now, it's true, mine may appear to be → 我承認，我嘅生意可能
an especially morbid business, → 特別陰森，
but... the fact is, → 但係...事實係，
a viatical can be a godsend → 保單轉讓對一個
to a poor soul who's fighting for his life → 為生命奮鬥、冇其他資源嘅可憐人
and has no other resources. → 嚟講係天賜嘅禮物。
Still, what you do → 不過，你所做嘅
isn't exactly charity, Mr. Sherman. → 都唔係慈善，Sherman 先生。
You don't really understand the business of dying, do you? → 你真係唔明死亡生意，係咪？
I'm a homicide detective, sir. → 我係謀殺案探員，先生。
Oh, yes. You know about death. → 哦，係。你識死亡。
The messy aftermath, the suffering. → 混亂嘅後果、痛苦。
But I'm talking about the suffering itself, Detective. → 但我講緊嘅係痛苦本身，探員。
I'm talking about dying. → 我講緊嘅係死亡。
A dying man → 一個垂死嘅人
will do anything in his power to cling → 會不惜一切
to the last shreds of life, → 抓住最後一絲生命，
no matter how painful his existence has become. → 無論佢嘅存在有幾痛苦。
He'll do anything, give anything, sell anything → 佢會做任何事、付出任何代價、賣任何嘢，
all for a little hope. → 全部都係為咗少少希望。
And you gave that hope. → 而你俾咗佢哋呢個希望。
Yes, I did. → 係，我俾咗。
And Dr. Bannister gave them even more than that. → 而 Bannister 醫生俾佢哋嘅仲多。
He gave them results. → 佢俾咗佢哋成果。
The man was considered something of a miracle worker. → 呢個人被視為奇蹟創造者。
You see, that's the strange part. → 你睇，呢個就係奇怪嘅地方。
That's the part that we can't quite figure out → 呢個就係我哋搞唔明嘅部分，
because, for a miracle worker, → 因為，作為一個奇蹟創造者，
Dr. Bannister was having a pretty off year. → Bannister 醫生呢年表現得幾差。
How do you mean? → 你咁講係咩意思？
Of the 23 patients involved → 喺Bannister嘅實驗藥物計劃入面
in Bannister's experimental drug program, → 涉及嘅23個病人當中，
12 of them died in the past nine months. → 有12個喺過去九個月死咗。
And of that 12, → 而呢12個人入面，
seven of them had sold their life insurance policies → 有七個將佢哋嘅人壽保險單
to you. → 賣咗俾你。
Seven, you say? → 你話七個？
Hmm. → 嗯。
I had no idea it was that many. → 我完全唔知有咁多。
You want to hear another strange statistic? → 想聽另一個奇怪嘅統計數字嗎？
According to the records of Bannister's → 根據Bannister嘅
Swiss drug supplier, Bannister purchased → 瑞士藥物供應商記錄，Bannister舊年
enough medication to treat ten patients last year. → 買咗足夠治療十個病人嘅藥。
Remarkably, he managed to treat 23. → 但係，佢竟然治療咗23個。
ALLISON: We believe that Dr. Bannister → ALLISON：我哋相信Bannister醫生
may have been diluting his drugs. → 可能一直稀釋佢嘅藥物。
That's absurd. → 荒謬。
Dr. Bannister was a brilliant, compassionate man. → Bannister醫生係個出色又有同情心嘅人。
He loved his patients above all things. → 佢最愛佢嘅病人。
Well, maybe not above all things. → 嗯，或者唔係最愛。
And as you pointed out, everyone dies eventually. → 而且正如你所講，每個人都終有一死。
Anyway. → 算啦。
The sad truth is, it appears → 可悲嘅事實係，似乎
the good doctor's patients paid full price for their treatment → 呢位好醫生嘅病人俾咗全額治療費用，
and were getting medications that were only a third → 但得到嘅藥物只有
of the necessary potency. → 必要效力嘅三分之一。
With Bannister pocketing the difference. → 差額就俾Bannister袋袋平安。
I'm sorry. → 對唔住。
None of this sounds like the man I know. → 呢啲完全唔似我認識嘅人。
I mean, really, → 我意思係，真係，
how much money could possibly be made → 稀釋幾個病人嘅藥
by diluting a handful of patients' drugs? → 可以賺到幾多錢？
It sounds preposterous. → 聽起嚟好荒謬。
I agree. → 我同意。
Which brings me back to the seven patients → 咁就帶返去嗰七個病人，
whose life insurance policies you bought → 你買咗佢哋人壽保險單嘅，
and who began dying shortly after you → 而佢哋喺你開始
started paying for their treatment. → 俾治療費用之後冇幾耐就開始死。
Were they just terribly unlucky, → 佢哋只係唔好彩，
or were you incredibly good at picking winners? → 定係你好叻揀中贏家？
The two of you were quite a team, weren't you? → 你哋兩個真係好拍檔，係咪？
He would make sure the patients → 佢確保你擁有
whose viaticals you owned → 保單嘅病人
started dying a little quicker, and in return, → 死得快啲，而作為回報，
he got a cut of the payment. → 佢分到一份錢。
Am I being charged with something? → 我係咪被控啲咩？
Is that what's going on here? → 呢度係咪咁嘅情況？
I'm guessing from your collective silence → 我估從你哋集體沉默嚟睇，
that you don't have the evidence → 你哋冇證據
to support these absurd allegations. → 支持呢啲荒謬指控。
Of course not. → 梗係冇啦。
They're not true. → 因為唔係真嘅。
My... → 你哋...
what active imaginations you all have. → 想像力真係豐富。
How dare you? → 你夠膽？
For God's sake, the man slipped and fell in his shower. → 天啊，佢只係喺沖涼嗰陣跣親跌親。
You'll be hearing from my attorney. → 你哋會收到我律師信。
Have no fear. → 放心。
Your attorney will be hearing from me. → 你嘅律師會收到我嘅信。
I know how he did it. → 我知道佢點做到。
Dr. Bannister didn't slip and fall by accident. → Bannister醫生唔係意外跣親。
Sherman planned the whole thing. → Sherman計劃晒成件事。
Allison. → Allison。
I saw it. → 我見到。
He unscrewed the spigot from the bathtub wall. → 佢擰鬆咗浴缸牆上嘅水龍頭。
He smashed Bannister in the skull, then he → 佢用嘢扑Bannister個頭，然後
dragged his body back over to the tub → 將佢條屍拖返去浴缸
to make it look like a fall. Allison... → 扮成跣親。Allison...
You should have seen him. → 你應該睇吓佢。
That cold bastard. → 嗰個冷血嘅仆街。
Arranging Bannister's body so it would match → 擺好Bannister條屍，令到佢
the hundreds of slip-and-sue cases → 同佢咁多年處理過嘅
he's settled on over the years. → 幾百宗跣親索償案一模一樣。
Putting plastic on the floor → 喺地板鋪膠，
so their would be no blood for us to... → 等我哋冇血跡可以...
Allison! → Allison！
I believe you. → 我信你。
I believe you. I'm just not sure → 我信你。我只係唔肯定
there is anything I can do about it. → 我可以做到啲咩。
The fact is, Forensics has already been over that spigot. → 事實係，鑑證科已經檢查過嗰個水龍頭。
The bathtub, Bannister's body, → 浴缸、Bannister條屍，
they're all clean. → 全部乾乾淨淨。
I don't understand, then. → 我唔明。
Why would you believe me? → 點解你會信我？
What-what's changed your mind? → 咩...咩令你改變主意？
Well... → 嗯...
After our meeting yesterday, I had a thought. → 尋日我哋見面之後，我有個諗法。
I told Detective Scanlon to go back to that motel → 我叫Scanlon探員返去嗰間旅館，
and ask the desk clerk one more time → 再問吓櫃檯職員一次，
if he remembered seeing anyone → 記唔記得見過邊個
that might have been meeting Bannister, → 可能同Bannister見面，
and, to make it clear that we weren't necessarily → 同埋講清楚我哋唔係一定
talking about a female. → 講緊女人。
I also asked him to bring along → 我仲叫佢帶埋
the ad from the phone book you had given me, → 你俾我嗰個電話簿廣告，
the one with Sherman's picture in it. → 有Sherman相嗰個。
That he recognized. → 佢認得。
Turns out he was very familiar with Sherman. → 原來佢好熟Sherman。
Well, what are we going to do now? → 咁我哋而家點做？
That's what I'm trying to tell you. → 我正想話俾你聽。
I already did it. I told Scanlon → 我已經做咗。我叫Scanlon
to bring Sherman back in for questioning. → 帶Sherman返嚟問話。
He went over to his office first thing this morning. → 佢今朝第一時間去咗佢辦公室。
Oh, my God, that's great. → 天啊，太好啦。
It's closed. → 關咗門。
Excuse me? → 吓？
His office. → 佢辦公室。
It's closed. → 關咗門。
Looks like he got out all the important things last night. → 似乎佢尋晚拎走晒重要嘢。
Scanlon went over to his house-- same thing there. → Scanlon去咗佢屋企——一樣。
Bank accounts emptied, → 銀行戶口清空，
no forwarding numbers on his phones. → 電話冇轉駁號碼。
Well, where would he have gone? → 咁佢會去邊？
Out of the country, I guess. → 我估離咗境。
Cayman Islands, maybe. → 可能去開曼群島。
They like American money. Who knows. → 佢哋鍾意美金。鬼知。
He did it. → 佢做咗。
Yeah. → 係。
I think he did. → 我認為佢做咗。
And I think, → 我仲覺得，
for the moment, he wins. → 暫時嚟講，佢贏咗。
It's just... just wrong, Joe. → 只係...好唔啱，Joe。
It's wrong that this guy should cause so much pain and misery → 呢個人帶俾人咁多痛苦同折磨，
to others and just get away with it. → 就咁走得甩，好唔啱。
I agree with you. → 我同意你。
It's a terrible thing, and he's a terrible guy. → 好慘，佢係個好衰嘅人。
But there's nothing for you to do now. → 但係你而家冇嘢可以做。
You've done all that you can do. → 你已經做咗你可以做嘅。
Now you just have to, I don't know, → 你而家要，我唔知，
let it go and trust that... → 放低，相信...
Trust that what? → 相信咩？
Trust that what goes around comes around, → 相信善有善報，惡有惡報，
that he'll get his, that there's some kind of justice → 佢會得到報應，宇宙之間
out there in the universe. → 有某種公義。
You don't believe that. → 你唔信呢啲。
I don't know what I believe. → 我唔知我信咩。
It's almost midnight, → 差唔多午夜，
and we've been talking about this for hours. → 我哋傾咗幾個鐘。
I believe we need to get some sleep. → 我相信我哋要瞓覺。
I believe that everything will work out. → 我相信一切都會解決。
It always does. → 一向都係。
I'm glad that you're so certain. → 我好開心你咁肯定。
'Cause I'm not sure I believe that anymore. → 因為我唔再肯定我信呢啲。
I'm not sure that things do come around. → 我唔肯定事情會得到報應。
( sighs ) → （嘆氣）
I'm not sure about anything. → 我乜都唔肯定。
( knocking ) → （敲門聲）
If that's the mai tai I ordered, could you just please bring it → 如果係我叫嘅mai tai，麻煩你
in here and place it on the counter, my good fellow? → 拎入嚟放喺櫃檯，好兄弟？
( footsteps approaching ) → （腳步聲接近）
Nice to see you, Mr. Sherman. → 見到你真好，Sherman先生。
Ready to do a little business? → 準備好做啲生意？
Did you know that 47% of all accidental deaths → 你知唔知47%嘅意外死亡
take place in the home? → 發生喺屋企？
And 61% of those happen in the bathroom. → 而當中61%發生喺廁所。
Caymans are really lovely this time of year. → 開曼群島呢個時候真係好靚。
You really should be quite pleased with yourself. → 你真係應該為自己好自豪。
You've chosen a spectacular place to die. → 你揀咗個好壯觀嘅地方去死。
Watch that soap. → 小心嗰塊梘。
( screams ) → （尖叫聲）
( thud ) → （砰一聲）
( gasps ) → （喘氣聲）
Huh? → 吓？
Are you all right? → 你冇事嘛？
Everything okay? → 冇問題？
What's going on? → 發生咩事？
Oh, nothing. → 哦，冇嘢。
I just got woken up by the sound of everything coming around. → 我只係俾「事情得到報應」嘅聲音嘈醒。
( chuckles ) → （輕笑）
Huh? → 吓？
( sighs ) → （嘆氣）
Nothing. → 冇嘢。
Never mind. → 唔好理。
Everything's fine. → 一切安好。
( sighs ) → （嘆氣）
Go back to sleep. → 繼續瞓啦。
Captioning sponsored by PARAMOUNT TELEVISION, → 字幕由PARAMOUNT TELEVISION贊助，
NBC, → NBC，
Captioned by Media Access Group at WGBH access.wgbh.org → 字幕由WGBH嘅Media Access Group提供 access.wgbh.org