ARIEL: Onomatopoeia. → ARIEL: 擬聲詞。
BRIDGETTE: What a dumb word. → BRIDGETTE: 呢個字真係好戇居。
ARIEL: I didn't ask you to judge it. → ARIEL: 我冇叫你評論佢。
I asked you to spell it. → 我叫你串佢出嚟。
Yeah, well, that doesn't change the fact that it's a dumb word. → 係咩，但都改變唔到呢個字好戇居嘅事實。
I mean, you got to wonder what was going on in the room → 我意思係，你實會諗，佢哋諗呢個字嗰日
the day they needed to make up that word. → 間房入面到底發生咩事。
(chuckles) → （輕笑）
Is there really a room where they do that? → 真係有間房係用嚟做呢啲嘢㗎？
There's got to be. Right? → 一定有啦，係咪？
You know, just spell it. → 你知啦，淨係串佢就得。
O-N...
There's more. → 仲有。
(truck horn honks twice) → （貨車響咹兩次）
Thank you, Mr. Truck! → 多謝你，貨車先生！
(horn honks) → （響咹）
I don't understand. → 我唔明。
What's he honking at me for? → 佢對我響咹做咩？
(horn honks twice) → （響咹兩次）
It's a red light! → 係紅燈呀！
I don't control it. → 我控制唔到㗎。
I'll turn when it changes! → 轉燈我就轉彎㗎喇！
(truck engine revs, horn honks twice) → （貨車引擎聲，響咹兩次）
(car horn honks) → （私家車響咹）
Ah, excellent. → 啊，好嘢。
(both horns honking) → （兩邊響咹）
(truck engine revving) → （貨車引擎聲）
Hey! Hey! → 喂！喂！
Hey, what's going on? → 喂，發生咩事？
Hey. → 喂。
Oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God. → 天啊，天啊，天啊，天啊。
Stop. → 停。
Stop! Stop! → 停！停！
(panicked whimpers) → （驚慌嘅嗚咽聲）
(tires screeching) → （輪胎摩擦聲）
Ariel, do something! → Ariel，做啲嘢啦！
Stop! Stop! → 停！停！
(car horns honking) → （私家車響咹）
Stop, stop! → 停，停！
(horn blaring) → （響咹聲）
(gasps) → （吸氣聲）
(sighs) → （嘆氣）
Talk to me. → 同我講嘢啦。
I just hate it that she can drive. → 我只係好憎佢識揸車。
Ariel? → Ariel？
What are you talking about? She's a really good driver. → 你講咩呀？佢係個好好嘅司機嚟㗎。
I know. → 我知。
She doesn't take any big streets to school, does she? → 佢返學唔行大馬路㗎，係咪？
I don't think she can take any big streets → 我諗佢返學途中
on the way to school. → 冇得行大馬路。
I don't think there are any big streets → 我諗返學途中
on the way to school. → 根本冇大馬路。
I don't think there's even a stoplight → 我諗返學途中
on the way to school. → 連交通燈都冇。
Come on. Oh, Allison, come on. → 嚟啦。喂，Allison，嚟啦。
It's 4:00 in the morning. → 而家係凌晨四點。
You worked late. → 你做到好夜。
You only got home an hour and a half ago. → 你個半鐘前先返到屋企。
I'm sure it was just a really bad dream. → 我肯定只係一個好差嘅夢。
Please. Come on. Go back to sleep. → 拜託。嚟啦。返去瞓覺啦。
You're right. → 你啱。
She couldn't go faster than 20 miles an hour, → 佢就算想，都唔會開得快過時速20英里，
even if she wanted to. → 就算佢想都冇用。
There's a stop sign on every corner. → 每個街角都有停車標誌。
Exactly. → 就係咁。
Come on. You need some rest. We both do. → 嚟啦。你需要休息。我哋兩個都需要。
It's easy for you to say. → 你講就容易。
(sighs) → （嘆氣）
(phone rings) → （電話響）
Hello? → 喂？
MAN: Hello. I'm looking for an Allison Dubois. → MAN: 喂，我想搵Allison Dubois。
This is Allison Dubois. → 我係Allison Dubois。
May I ask who's calling? → 請問邊位？
I'm with the Phoenix PD. → 我係鳳凰城警局嘅。
Are you the owner → 你係咪
of a 1991 Volvo station wagon, dark cream? → 一架深奶油色1991年富豪旅行車嘅車主？
Is something the matter? → 有咩問題？
Did you lend the vehicle to anyone? → 你有冇將架車借畀人？
Is it possible it's been stolen? → 會唔會係被偷咗？
My daughter. My daughter has it. → 我個女。我個女揸緊。
Why are you asking all these questions? → 你問咁多做咩？
There's been an accident. → 發生咗交通意外。
(siren wails briefly) → （警笛短鳴）
(indistinct radio transmission) → （模糊嘅無線電通訊）
ARIEL: Mom?! → ARIEL: 媽？！
They just came into class and told me what happened. → 佢哋啱啱入課室同我講發生咩事。
JOE: Hey. → JOE: 喂。
I had to park three blocks away. → 我要泊車泊到三個街區外。
Were you here when this happened? → 發生嘅時候你喺度？
No. I... I had no idea. → 唔係。我...我完全唔知。
They just, uh, they just pulled me out of class. → 佢哋就，嗯，佢哋就拉咗我出課室。
OFFICER: You folks the owners of the parked car? → OFFICER: 你哋係泊咗架車嗰位？
JOE: The wagon, yeah. → JOE: 架旅行車，係。
Well, the girl who was doing the driving → 嗯，揸車嗰個女仔
said she recognized your daughter from school. → 話佢喺學校見過你個女。
Oh, yeah, I've-I've seen her around. → 哦，係，我喺附近見過佢。
I think she's, um, a year behind me. → 我諗佢係，嗯，細我一屆。
Apparently, she has her learner's permit, → 似乎佢有學習駕駛執照，
so Mom let her get behind the wheel to drive to school. → 所以阿媽畀佢揸車返學。
She was driving down this street, → 佢沿住呢條街揸，
looking for a place to pull over, → 想搵個位停車，
and a cat crossed the road. → 跟住有隻貓過馬路。
I guess she tried to hit the brake, → 我估佢想踩剎車，
hit the gas instead, panicked, jerked the steering wheel, → 點知踩咗油門，嚇親，扭咗軚盤，
went across the road and plowed into your car. → 衝過馬路撞咗入你架車。
It's pretty cut-and-dry. → 好簡單清楚。
Nobody hurt. Really about tow trucks → 冇人受傷。而家主要係
and insurance companies at this point. → 拖車同保險公司嘅問題。
Thank you. → 唔該。
Okay, thanks. Thank you. → 好，唔該。唔該。
Mr. and Mrs. Dubois, → Mr. and Mrs. Dubois，
I'm Lauren Portman. I'm Jamie's mom. → 我係Lauren Portman，Jamie嘅阿媽。
And I could not be sorrier about this. → 我真係好對唔住。
Uh, well, you know, the good news is → 嗯，你知啦，好消息係
that, uh, you know, none of the kids were hurt, so... → 冇細路受傷，所以...
I'm Joe Dubois. → 我係Joe Dubois。
This is my wife Allison. This is Ariel. → 呢個係我老婆Allison。呢個係Ariel。
Hi. → 嗨。
Hi. And you're right, → 嗨。你講得啱，
that is the most important thing. → 呢個係最重要嘅事。
I mean, she's actually a good little driver. → 我意思係，佢其實係個幾好嘅司機。
I just think, you know, being late for school → 我只係諗，你知啦，返學遲到
-and that cat... -Mom, it's okay, Mom. → -同埋嗰隻貓... -阿媽，冇事㗎，阿媽。
So, um, I guess this is the part → 所以，嗯，我估而家係
where we exchange the insurance information. → 交換保險資料嘅時候。
Right. → 啱。
Of course, we are completely at fault. → 當然，完全係我哋嘅錯。
And I promise I will make that clear → 我應承我會講得好清楚
to the insurance company when I call them. → 當我打電話畀保險公司嘅時候。
My husband has his, uh-- thanks-- → 我老公有佢嘅，嗯--唔該--
his, uh, car here if you... if you need a ride somewhere. → 佢嘅，嗯，架車喺度如果你...如果你需要搭順風車去邊度。
Oh, no, we're fine. You know how it is. → 哦，唔使，我哋冇問題。你知㗎啦。
As long as the kids are fine, everything's fine. → 只要啲細路冇事，一切都冇事。
Okay, I'll ask. → 好，我問你。
What about any of this is making you happy? → 呢件事有邊部分令你開心？
What makes you think I'm happy? → 點解你覺得我開心？
Look at that. → 睇吓你。
You got that goofy grin on your face. → 你塊面掛住個傻笑。
You know that that car of yours is pretty long in the tooth. → 你知你架車已經好舊㗎喇。
I mean, I'm not even sure that the insurance company → 我意思係，我甚至唔肯定保險公司
is gonna want to pay us to get it fixed. → 會唔會想賠錢整返好佢。
They might just want to write you a check → 佢哋可能淨係想開張支票畀你
and, you know, total the thing and be done with it. → 然後，你知啦，報銷咗佢就算。
Well, they have to fix it, don't they? → 嗯，佢哋一定要整㗎，係咪？
No, not if it costs more than the car's worth. → 唔會，如果整嘅錢貴過架車嘅價值就唔會。
Well, it's like that lady said-- as long as the kids are fine... → 嗯，正如嗰位女士話齋--只要啲細路冇事...
You love that car. → 你好鍾意嗰架車。
Yeah, I do, but you know → 係，我係，但你知
about that horrible dream I had last night. → 我尋晚發咗個好恐怖嘅夢。
The one where Ariel and the kids were killed in the car → 就係Ariel同啲細路喺車入面死咗
on their way to school. → 返學途中嗰個。
So, it can't happen now. → 所以，而家唔會發生喇。
There's no car for it to happen in. → 冇架車畀佢發生。
Aha. → 啊哈。
Ah, capisce, hmm. → 啊，明晒，嗯。
Well, we may be getting ahead of ourselves. → 嗯，我哋可能諗得太早。
We still got to wait → 我哋仲要等
to hear from the body shop and the adjusters. → 車房同保險評估員嘅消息。
Oh, hey, by the way, was there anything in that dream → 哦，喂，順便問吓，嗰個夢入面
about how we're supposed to pay for whatever it is → 有冇講到我哋點樣俾錢
we buy to replace the car that you love → 買架新車嚟取代你鍾意
but that you're now convinced is a death trap? → 但而家覺得係死亡陷阱嗰架？
Take that as a no. → 當你冇講過。
You sure you're okay with me just dropping you off → 你肯定你唔介意我淨係車你去
at the car rental place? → 租車公司？
You don't want me to go in there with you? → 你唔想我同你一齊入去？
Oh, please, I know how to rent a car. → 哦，拜託，我識得租車㗎。
-I... -I can rent a car. → -我... -我識租車。
I'm not... okay. → 我唔係...好。
(chuckles) → （輕笑）
Sorry, ma'am, but it's after 10:00. → 唔好意思，太太，但已經過咗十點。
I'm afraid your options are gonna be pretty limited. → 恐怕你嘅選擇會好有限。
In fact, I'm... I'm showing that we have nothing. → 事實上，我...我顯示我哋乜都冇。
Are you serious? (chuckles) → 你講真㗎？（輕笑）
My husband just dropped me off. → 我老公啱啱放低我。
I have no way of getting home. → 我冇辦法返屋企。
You know what? → 你知唔知？
-(phone rings) -Let's go out there and take a look. → -（電話響）-我哋出去睇吓。
MAN: Deluxe Rental Car... → MAN: 豪華租車...
That's it? → 得呢架？
It kind of looks like more than I need. → 睇落好似大過我所需。
RENTAL AGENT: Wow. I don't even see it on the manifest. → RENTAL AGENT: 嘩。我甚至喺清單上見唔到佢。
-Must have just come back in. -(cell phone rings) → -應該啱啱返返嚟。 -（手機響）
You want me to clean it up? → 你要我清理佢嗎？
Everything okay, ma'am? → 冇事嘛，太太？
I'm sorry. Somebody from work. → 唔好意思。公司有人搵我。
They want me to meet them. → 佢哋想我去見佢哋。
Do you know where Thunderhead Pass is? → 你知唔知Thunderhead Pass喺邊？
No, but that's okay. This guy's got a nav system. → 唔知，但冇所謂。呢位先生有導航系統。
Hell, these Terrains have everything in them. → 鬼咁，呢啲Terrain乜都有。
Do you want me to clean it up? → 你要我清理佢嗎？
Actually, maybe I'll just take it the way it is. → 其實，或者我就咁要佢算。
(horn honking) → （響咹）
Nice wheels. → 好靚嘅車。
It's a rental. → 租嘅。
My car's in the shop. Don't ask. → 我架車喺車房。唔好問。
Okay, I won't. → 好，我唔問。
I appreciate you driving out to the middle of nowhere. → 多謝你車我去呢個咁偏僻嘅地方。
I'm kind of dealing with a head-scratcher here, → 我而家處理緊個好頭痕嘅問題，
and I suddenly thought that this might be up your alley. → 我突然諗到呢樣嘢可能啱你。
A big telecommunications company has cell phone towers out here. → 呢度有間大電訊公司嘅手機發射站。
And the guy in charge of maintaining them → 負責維修嗰條友
was, uh, driving along the access road this morning → 今朝揸車行呢條通道嗰陣
when he noticed this. → 見到呢個情況。
Somebody set off → 有人尋晚喺度引爆咗
some kind of explosive device here last night. → 某種爆炸裝置。
The question is, what for? → 問題係，為咩呢？
Was it just a prank, or could it have been a dress rehearsal → 係純粹整蠱，定係可能係
for something to come? → 為咗之後嘅事做預演？
I was out here all morning with the forensics boys, → 我成朝同法證班友喺度，
and all we found were a bunch of tiny shards. → 淨係搵到一堆細碎片。
Some metal, some plastic. → 有金屬，有膠。
I was hoping you could help me figure out → 我希望你可以幫我搞清楚
whether this was just someone getting their jollies on → 呢個係有人純粹玩嘢，
or if it's actually something we should be concerned about. → 定係真係要擔心嘅事。
(static crackles) → （靜電聲）
MAN (on radio): HQ to Detective Scanlon. What's your 20? → 男（對講機）：總部呼叫Scanlon探員。你嘅位置？
-They always call when you're nowhere near the car. -(laughs) → -成日都係你唔喺車附近先打嚟。 -（笑）
("Black Water" by The Doobie Brothers fades in) → （The Doobie Brothers《Black Water》音樂漸入）
♪ Catfish are jumpin', that paddle wheel thumpin' ♪ → ♪ 鯰魚跳緊，嗰個槳輪響緊 ♪
-♪ Black water keeps rollin' ♪ -MAN: One, two... → -♪ 黑水繼續流 ♪ -男：一、二...
-three, four, five, six... -♪ On past just the same ♪ → -三、四、五、六... -♪ 流過都係一樣 ♪
-seven, eight, nine... -♪ Old black water, keep on rollin' ♪ → -七、八、九... -♪ 古老黑水，繼續流 ♪
-ten, 11... -♪ Mississippi moon, won't you keep on shinin'? ♪ → -十、十一... -♪ 密西西比月亮，你繼續發光好嗎？ ♪
-12, 13, 14... -♪ Old black water, keep on rollin' ♪ → -十二、十三、十四... -♪ 古老黑水，繼續流 ♪
-15, 16... -♪ Mississippi moon, won't you keep on shinin'? ♪ → -十五、十六... -♪ 密西西比月亮，你繼續發光好嗎？ ♪
-17, 18, 19, 20... -♪ Old black water, keep on rollin' ♪ → -十七、十八、十九、二十... -♪ 古老黑水，繼續流 ♪
-21, 22. -♪ Mississippi moon ♪ → -二十一、二十二。 -♪ 密西西比月亮 ♪
♪ Won't you keep on shinin' on me? ♪ → ♪ 你唔繼續照住我咩？ ♪
-22, 22, 22. -♪ Yeah, keep on shinin' your light ♪ → -二十二、二十二、二十二。 -♪ 係，繼續發光 ♪
♪ Gonna make everything, pretty mama ♪ → ♪ 會令一切，靚媽咪 ♪
♪ Gonna make everything all right ♪ → ♪ 會令一切變好 ♪
♪ And I ain't got no worries ♪ → ♪ 我冇咩好擔心 ♪
♪ 'Cause I ain't in no hurry at all... ♪ → ♪ 因為我完全唔急... ♪
(beeping) → （嗶嗶聲）
(beeping slowly) → （嗶嗶聲變慢）
(beeping rapidly) → （嗶嗶聲變快）
(explosion echoes) → （爆炸迴響）
SCANLON: You all right? → SCANLON：你冇事嘛？
Yeah, I'm fine. → 係，我冇事。
Well, I think I can tell you what happened here. → 嗯，我諗我可以話畀你知發生咩事。
I can't really explain it, but I can describe it. → 我解釋唔到，但可以描述到。
(phone ringing) → （電話響）
Uh... → 嗯...
Hello? → 喂？
JOE: I was just calling to see → JOE：我打嚟想睇下
how things went at the rental place. → 租車嗰邊點。
Well, it went fine. → 哦，幾順利。
Uh, I ended up with something a little fancier → 嗯，最後攞咗架比平時靚少少嘅車，
than I'd normally go for, but it was all they had. → 但係佢哋得呢啲揀。
This is kind of cool, though. → 不過都幾型。
I'm talking to you through the car speakers. → 我而家透過車喇叭同你講緊嘢。
That's actually called Bluetooth, Al. → 呢個叫藍牙，Al。
It's been around for years. → 出咗好多年㗎喇。
Listen, um, I don't want to freak you out, → 喂，我唔想嚇親你，
but the buttons on the car door-- → 但車門上面啲掣--
they make the windows go up and down. → 係用嚟控制車窗上落㗎。
You're very funny. → 你真係好搞笑。
You're very comical. → 你真係好幽默。
Actually, there's all kinds of gizmos in here, → 其實呢度好多古怪裝置，
and I'm gonna have to figure 'em out for myself. → 我要自己慢慢摸索。
Okay. I'll call you later? → 好。遲啲打畀你？
Call you later. → 遲啲打畀你。
(beep) → （嗶）
WOMAN (over radio): This is Sirius XM Traffic for Boston. → 女（收音機）：呢度係Sirius XM波士頓交通消息。
We're looking at bumper... → 我哋見到塞車...
MAN (over radio): Satellite Traffic for Denver. → 男（收音機）：丹佛衛星交通消息。
Major road construction delays have... → 主要道路工程延誤...
(woman speaking over radio in Portuguese) → （女用葡萄牙語講收音機）
♪ It's fun to stay at the YMCA ♪ → ♪ 去YMCA玩好開心 ♪
-♪ They have everything... ♪ -(turns volume up) → -♪ 佢哋有齊... ♪ -（校大聲）
♪ For young men to enjoy ♪ → ♪ 畀年輕人享受 ♪
♪ You can hang out with all the boys ♪ → ♪ 你可以同啲男仔一齊玩 ♪
♪ It's fun to stay at the YMCA ♪ → ♪ 去YMCA玩好開心 ♪
♪ It's fun to stay... ♪ → ♪ 去YMCA玩... ♪
-(station changes) -MAN: Are you sure? → -（轉台） -男：你肯定？
I mean, really sure? → 我意思係，真係肯定？
Like, we can call my parents, sure? → 即係可以打電話畀我父母嗰種肯定？
WOMAN: I can't be positive, but I took four → 女：我唔可以百分百肯定，但我做咗四次
of those take-home tests, and they all were. → 家用驗孕棒，全部都係。
(couple laughing excitedly) → （情侶興奮笑）
MAN: We're having a baby? → 男：我哋有咗？
We're having a baby. → 我哋有咗。
(woman laughing) → （女笑）
(horn honking) → （響按）
Oh! → 噢！
-(station changes) -♪ YMCA ♪ → -（轉台） -♪ YMCA ♪
♪ You can get yourself clean, you can have a good meal ♪ → ♪ 你可以洗乾淨，可以食餐好 ♪
♪ You can do whatever you feel... ♪ → ♪ 你可以做任何你想做嘅事... ♪
-(turns volume up) -♪ Young man... ♪ → -（校大聲） -♪ 年輕人... ♪
(couple arguing in Spanish over radio) → （收音機情侶用西班牙文爭論）
(station changes) → （轉台）
♪ Are you listening to me? ♪ → ♪ 你有冇聽我講？ ♪
♪ I said young man, what do you wanna be? ♪ → ♪ 我話年輕人，你想做咩？ ♪
♪ I said young man, you can make real your dreams ♪ → ♪ 我話年輕人，你可以實現夢想 ♪
♪ But you've got to... ♪ → ♪ 但你要... ♪
-(station changes) -MAN: Don't kill me, okay? → -（轉台） -男：唔好殺我，好嘛？
MAN 2: You need to stop crying. People can see. → 男2：你唔好再喊。人哋會見到。
-(man weeping) -You need to pull yourself together. → -（男哭） -你要振作啲。
The light's green. Go. → 綠燈喇。開車。
(man whimpering) → （男嗚咽）
MAN 1: I'm sorry. I think it's the gun. → 男1：對唔住。我覺得係支槍。
Uh... → 嗯...
seeing it... it make... → 見到佢... 令...
it-it's making me shake. → 令到我震。
I... I can barely hold the steering wheel. → 我... 我幾乎揸唔到軚盤。
(man sighs) → （男嘆氣）
Look, if it's the car, I'll give it to you. → 喂，如果你係想要架車，我畀你。
(man panting) → （男喘氣）
I'll just... I'll just get out, → 我... 我落車，
and you can get behind the wheel and drive away. → 你坐去司機位揸走佢。
(man groaning) → （男呻吟）
(man whimpering) → （男嗚咽）
That gun in my... my side... → 支槍頂住我... 我側邊...
just please don't kill me. → 求吓你唔好殺我。
Just don't... → 唔好...
my God, don't kill me, okay? → 天啊，唔好殺我，好嘛？
I beg... don't... → 我求你... 唔好...
(station changes) → （轉台）
♪ YMCA ♪
♪ It's fun to stay at the YMCA. ♪ → ♪ 去YMCA玩好開心 ♪
WOMAN (over radio): Meanwhile, in Washington earlier today, → 女（收音機）：與此同時，今日較早時喺華盛頓，
congressional leaders tried... → 國會領袖嘗試...
MAN: And, over on the hardwood, a... → 男：而喺籃球場上...
MAN 2: With a face like that... → 男2：生得咁樣...
I'm telling you. I heard someone being kidnapped. → 我話你知，我聽到有人被綁架。
It wasn't doing that this morning. → 今朝唔係咁㗎。
This morning, I could hear other people's conversations. → 今朝我聽到其他人嘅對話。
I could see them talking in their car, → 我見到佢哋喺車入面傾偈，
and I could hear 'em in here. → 喺呢度聽到佢哋講嘢。
(sighs) Well, it's not doing it now. → （嘆氣）而家又冇咗。
Well, I know it's not doing it now. → 我知而家冇咗。
Um, I don't know what to tell you, Al. → 嗯，我唔知點同你講，Al。
Maybe the satellite radio → 可能係衛星收音機
was picking up cell phone signals. → 收到手機訊號。
They weren't talking on their cell phones. → 佢哋冇用手機講嘢。
They were talking to each other-- I could see them. → 佢哋係互相傾偈--我見到佢哋。
Well, you called Detective Scanlon, → 你打咗畀Scanlon探員，
and you described the vehicle, right? → 形容咗架車，係咪？
A blue pickup. → 一架藍色貨車。
Well, I think it's out of your hands, then. → 咁我諗呢件事唔關你事喇。
I think you've done all that you can. → 你已經做咗可以做嘅嘢。
I got to head inside, Al. → 我要入去喇，Al。
You know, I promised that woman whose, uh, → 你知啦，我應承咗嗰個
daughter ran into your car that I'd call her → 個女撞到你車嘅女人，話收到保險公司消息
the moment that we heard from her insurance company. → 就會即刻打畀佢。
Um, you're welcome to come with me. → 嗯，你可以同我一齊入去。
Or, if you'd rather just listen to what we have to say, → 或者如果你想聽我哋講咩，
you could always just turn on your car radio. → 你可以開住車上收音機。
Jerk. → 衰人。
WOMAN: Good morning. → 女：早晨。
How may I help you today? → 今日有咩可以幫到你？
MAN: I need you to give me all of your money. → 男：我要你將所有錢畀我。
Please, I don't have a lot of time. → 唔該，我冇咩時間。
I need you to fill these two bags. → 我要你裝滿呢兩個袋。
I'm sorry-- I know I'm scaring you-- → 對唔住--我知我嚇親你--
but I need you to do exactly as I tell you, → 但你要完全跟足我講嘅做，
or everyone in this bank is going to die. → 如果唔係呢間銀行所有人都會死。
(gasps) → （吸氣）
SCANLON: You've reached the cell phone of Detective Lee Scanlo. → SCANLON：你打到Lee Scanlon探員嘅手機。
If this is an emergency, dial 911. → 如果係緊急情況，打911。
If not, leave a message after the beep. → 如果唔係，請喺嗶一聲之後留言。
(beep) → （嗶）
Hey, Lee, it's Allison again. → 喂，Lee，又係Allison。
Look, I've been trying to get a hold of you → 我由凌晨四點開始
since 4:00 in the morning. → 就一直想搵你。
I'm on my way to the office. → 我而家返緊公司。
Can you give me a call when you get this? → 收到可唔可以打畀我？
-(electronic chiming) -Uh, uh... → -（電子鈴聲） -嗯，嗯...
uh, Lee, um, I think I'm getting another call. → 嗯，Lee，我諗有另一個電話打入嚟。
Uh, if I lose you, I'm sorry. → 如果斷線，唔好意思。
I'm just kind of new to this. → 我仲未好熟呢樣嘢。
-(click) -Hello? → -（咔嚓） -喂？
SCANLON: Allison, it's Lee. → SCANLON：Allison，係Lee。
You been trying to get a hold of me? → 你一直想搵我？
Uh, yeah, I... I have. → 嗯，係，我... 係。
Look, I had a dream last night about a... a bank robbery. → 尋晚我發咗個夢關於... 一單銀行劫案。
Well, then, you just may be batting two for two. → 咁你可能連中兩元。
What are you talking about? → 你講咩呀？
I'm standing outside the main branch of Mariposa National. → 我企喺Mariposa National總行出面。
Some guy walked in here 45 minutes ago → 有人四十五分鐘前行入去
and tried to rob the place. → 想打劫。
Teller hit the silent alarm. → 櫃員按咗靜音警報。
We think he's got 18 hostages in there, and of course, → 我哋估計佢挾持咗18個人質，當然，
we got every cop in Phoenix out here. → 鳳凰城所有差人都喺度。
But here's the part I thought you'd like. → 但呢個係我諗你會鍾意嘅部分。
Turns out our bank robber showed up in a blue pickup truck. → 原來個劫匪係揸藍色貨車嚟。
Lee, he's got a bomb. → Lee，佢有炸彈。
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Say that again. → 喂喂喂喂，你再講一次。
A bomb. He is wearing a bomb. → 炸彈。佢身上綁住炸彈。
You have to get everyone out of that bank. → 你要叫所有人離開間銀行。
You've got to get someone from the bomb squad over there. → 你要叫拆彈組嚟。
Okay, I'm on it. → 好，我即刻做。
(siren wailing, helicopter hovering) → （警笛響，直升機盤旋）
Lieutenant Wilkes, this is that woman → Wilkes中尉，呢個就係
I was telling you about. → 我同你講過嗰個女人。
Allison, this is Patrick Wilkes, → Allison，呢位係Patrick Wilkes，
the best bomb man in the Southwest. → 西南區最叻嘅拆彈專家。
So, you've seen it? → 咁你見過未？
The bomb? → 個炸彈？
I think so. Yeah. → 我都係咁諗。係呀。
It... it was strapped to his body, kind of like a vest. → 佢... 佢係綁喺佢身上，好似一件背心咁。
And it had, uh, all these padlocks on it. → 仲有，呃，上面掛住好多掛鎖。
You see any wires? → 你有冇見到任何電線？
Wires? Lots of wires. → 電線？好多電線。
And, uh, there were bricks-- like clay. → 仲有，呃，有啲磚頭——好似黏土嗰種。
And for what it's worth, he seemed genuinely scared. → 而且，講真，佢睇落真係好驚。
Almost as if he... he didn't want to be there. → 幾乎好似佢... 佢唔想喺嗰度。
Almost as if, uh, it wasn't his idea. → 幾乎好似，呃，唔係佢自己嘅主意。
What? → 咩話？
The bank robber's been on the phone → 個銀行劫匪一直喺度同
with the hostage negotiator. → 人質談判專家傾電話。
He claims someone forced him to do what he's doing. → 佢話有人逼佢做呢啲嘢。
Says a guy in a ski mask climbed into his truck yesterday → 話有個戴滑雪面罩嘅男人噚日爬上佢架貨車
and held him at gunpoint. → 用槍指住佢。
Made him drive to some kind of trailer workshop, → 逼佢揸車去咗個 trailer workshop，
where he and another man locked this bomb-- → 喺嗰度佢同另一個男人鎖咗呢個炸彈——
which I guess is this vest thing → 我估就係你講嗰件背心——喺佢身上。
you're talking about-- onto his body. → 嗯，我覺得佢講嘅係真話。
Well, I think he's telling the truth. → 同埋沙漠嗰次爆炸——
And that explosion in the desert-- → 我覺得全部都關呢件事事。
I think it's all part of this. → 一定係一次測試。
It must have been a test. → 邊個將嗰個炸彈綁喺個可憐人身上...
Whoever strapped that bomb to that poor man... → 佢一定係喺度練習。
he must have been practicing. → 明顯係一個遙控裝置。
Apparently, it's a remote-control rig. → 佢同談判專家講
He's telling the hostage negotiators → 如果我哋唔俾佢行出去，
if we don't let him walk out of there, → 如果佢喺半個鐘內
if he hasn't delivered the money to the guy who abducted him → 冇將錢交俾綁架佢嗰個人，
within the next half hour, → 成個地方就會爆炸。
the whole place is going to blow. → 你一定要放佢走。嗰度咁多人。
You have to let him go. All-all those people in there. → 其實，佢係放緊佢哋出嚟。
Actually, he's letting them out. → 談判專家說服咗佢，話呢度嘅 Patrick
The hostage negotiator convinced him that Patrick here → 可以拆咗佢身上嗰個裝置，
could defuse that rig he's wearing, → 但我哋要先清晒所有人出嚟。
but that we had to get all the people out first. → 但係真嘅嗎？你做唔做到？
But is that true? Can you do that? → 做咗呢行十五年。
Been doing it 15 years. → 但老實講，
But the truth is, → 我要睇過件嘢先知道。
I won't know until I get a look at the thing. → 唔好意思，我希望...
I'm sorry, I wish... → 我希望可以講多啲俾你聽。
I wish I could tell you more. → 唔緊要，全部都有用。
No, it all helps. → 真係。
Really. → 呢位，呃，探員話我知你係人妻同人母。
The, uh, detective here tells me that you're a wife and a mother. → （嘆氣）
(sighs) → 咁幫我一個忙。
Do me a favor, then. → 離開呢度。
Get out of here. → 走得幾遠得幾遠，走得幾快得幾快。
As far as you can, as fast as you can. → （學校鐘聲）
(school bell ringing) → ARIEL：睇落好痛咁。
ARIEL: Looks like it hurts. → 哦。喂。
Oh. Hey. → 呃，係呀，條安全帶
Uh, yeah, that seat belt → 噚日真係勒到我好實。
really dug into me yesterday. → 我以為件衫遮到多啲，但係...
Thought this shirt covered it up more, but... → 嗯，我叫 Jamie。
Um, I'm Jamie. → Ariel。
Ariel. → 我... 我對噚日嘅事好抱歉。
I'm... I'm sorry about yesterday. → 我... 真係好尷尬同好唔開心
I... it's really embarrassing and upsetting → -同埋... -你知啦，到呢個地步，只係...
-and... -You know, at this point, it's... → 只係有啲唔方便。
it's just an inconvenience. → 係，但我意思係，你父母真係好好人。
Yeah, but, I mean, your parents were so nice. → 你想唔想，你知啦，借呢個？
Do you want to, you know, borrow this? → -嚟遮住個... -哦。
-To cover the, uh... -Oh. → -好呀。唔該。 -係呀。
-Sure. Thank you. -Yeah. → （輕笑）
(chuckles) → PORTMAN太太：哦，唔係...
MRS. PORTMAN: Oh, no... → 我啱啱做咗啲咩？
What did I just do? → Jamie，你冇事嘛？
Jamie, are you all right? → 冇事。係，我冇事。
Yeah. Yeah, I'm all right. → 我有啲痛，但我冇事。
I'm a little sore, but I'm all right. → 聽我講。我哋要即刻落車，
Listen to me. We've got to get out of the car → 喺有人嚟之前。
right now, before anyone gets here. → 同埋當有人到咗，你要同佢哋講
And when people do get here, you've got to tell them → 係你揸車。明唔明？
that you were driving. Do you understand? → 咩話？唔係。點解？
What? No. Why? → 親愛嘅，我嘅紀錄唔係咁靚。
Sweetie, my record's not perfect. → 如果警察發現係我揸車，
If the police find out that I was driving, → 佢哋會... 佢哋會同我做測試。
they'd... they'll give me tests. → 哦，我愛你，寶貝。
Oh, I love you, baby. → 嗯...
Um... → 我可唔可以問你一個問題？
can I ask you a question? → 如果噚日朝早係你揸車，
If you were driving yesterday morning, → 點解你條安全帶嘅瘀痕
then how come your seat belt bruises → 喺你右邊膊頭？
are on your right shoulder? → 我意思係，如果你揸車，應該喺左邊先啱。
I mean, if you were driving, they would be on your left. → 你根本冇揸車，係咪？
You weren't driving, were you? → 喂，我哋已經話咗單意外係我哋嘅錯，
Look, we already said the accident was our fault, → 咁邊個揸車有咩所謂？
so what does it matter who was driving? → 保險公司會賠錢㗎。
The insurance is going to pay for it. → （學校鐘聲）
(school bell ringing) → 我... 我諗我哋要走啦。
I... I guess we got to go. → （嘆氣）
(sighs) → 多謝你條頸巾。
Thanks for the scarf. → 係。
Yeah. → 男新聞主播：再次報導，炸彈處理組
MALE NEWSCASTER: Once again, we're told the bomb squad → 已經到達 Mariposa 國家銀行現場，
is on the scene at the Mariposa National Bank, → 有位專家
and that an expert of some kind → 已經入咗銀行十分鐘，
has been in the bank for ten minutes now, → 但除此之外，官員都守口如瓶。
but beyond that, officials are being tight-lipped. → （響號） -我哋可以話俾你知，如果你喺嗰區揸車，
-(horns honk) -We can tell you, if you're driving in that area, → 交通幾乎停頓。
traffic is at a virtual standstill. → （嘆氣） -轉去其他本地新聞，經過幾個月...
-(sighs) -And turning to other local news, after months of... → （轉台）
(station changes) → 男人（收音機）：天啊，天啊，天啊，天啊。
MAN (over radio): Oh, God, God, God, God. → WILKES（收音機）：我要你停咗佢。
WILKES (over radio): I need you to stop doing that. → 同埋我要你唔好再震。
And I need you to stop shaking. → -男人：好。 -（響號）
-MAN: Okay. -(horn honking) → WILKES：我諗我已經睇通咗呢個電路系統。
WILKES: I think I've got this wiring system clocked. → （嗶嗶聲）
(beeping) → 男人：等陣，咩嚟㗎？點解會咁？
MAN: Wait, what is that? Why is it doing that? → WILKES：只係因為我搞佢所以有反應。
WILKES: It's just acting up 'cause I'm monkeying with it. → 唔代表佢會爆炸。
Doesn't mean it's going to explode. → 男人：你點知？
MAN: How do you know that? → 你... 你唔可以肯定。
You-you can't be sure. → WILKES：係，其實我可以。
WILKES: Yeah, actually, I can. → 我拆過比呢個複雜好多嘅系統。
I've disarmed systems a lot more complicated → 計時器仲有大約十分鐘。
than this one. → 信我——差得遠。
Timer's still got about ten minutes left on it. → 而家，聽住。
Trust me-- it's not even going to be close. → -我而家睇緊呢條電線？ -男人：係。
Now, listen. → -WILKES：黃色嗰條？ -男人：嗯。
-This wire I'm looking at right here? -MAN: Yeah. → WILKES：我而家會剪咗佢。
-WILKES: The yellow one? -MAN: Mm-hmm. → 佢係，呃... 係啟動線。
WILKES: I'm going to cut it now. → 剪咗之後，我哋就安全。
It's, uh... it's the arming wire. → 準備好未？
After I cut it, we'll be in the clear. → 男人：做啦。
You ready? → WILKES：好。
MAN: Just do it. → （嗶嗶聲繼續）
WILKES: Okay. → 嚟啦。
(beeping continues) → （剪聲）
Here we go. → 男人：搞掂未？
(snipping) → 得... 得唔得？
MAN: Is that it? → 你可唔可以... 可唔可以幫我除咗呢件嘢？
Did... did it work? → 剪咗呢啲鎖。
Can you... can you get this thing off me now? → （急促嗶嗶聲）
Cut these locks off. → 等陣。
(rapid beeping) → -咩嚟㗎？係咪... 等陣。 -（嗶嗶聲繼續）
Wait a second. → -喂。係咪應該咁㗎？ -（嗶嗶聲加快）
-What is that? Is that... wait. -(beeping continues) → （爆炸聲）
-Hey. Is it supposed to be doing that? -(beeping quickens) → 係。
(booming) → 好。
Yeah. → Wilkes 中尉會冇事㗎。
All right. → 明顯係炸彈啟動之後
Lieutenant Wilkes is going to be okay. → 有啲延遲。
Apparently, there was some sort of delay → -佢有幾秒時間搵掩護。 -ALLISON：呼！
after the bomb armed itself. → 消防處發現佢俾張枱壓住。
-He had a couple of seconds to run for cover. -ALLISON: Phew! → 張枱擋咗大部分爆炸力。
The fire department found him pinned under a desk. → 頭盔同防彈衣擋咗其餘嘅。
That desk took the brunt of the explosion. → 咁個銀行劫匪呢？
Headgear and body armor handled the rest. → 嗯，著住件背心嗰個？
Well, what about the bank robber? → 係，冇咁好彩。
Um, the man wearing the vest? → 鑑證科搵到一塊下顎骨
Yeah, not so lucky. → 同一截食指指尖。
Crime scene boys found a piece of a jawbone → 就係咁多。
and the tip of an index finger. → 其他嘢全部炸碎——
That's it. → 包括佢想偷嘅所有錢。
Everything else was obliterated-- → ALLISON：嗯，就係呢點。我唔覺得佢係
including all the money he was trying to steal. → 想偷錢。
ALLISON: Well, that's the thing. I don't think he was → 我覺得佢成件事入面係受害者。
trying to steal any money. → 我覺得有人逼佢入嗰間銀行。
I think he was a victim in all of this. → Lee 同我講咗你喺車入面聽到
I think somebody forced him to go into that bank. → 或者無意中聽到嘅嘢？
Lee told me about the thing you heard → 嗯，我，呃，
or overheard in your car? → 對呢啲嘢冇乜可以補充，但我可以話你知呢樣。
Well, I can't, uh, → 想打劫嗰間銀行嘅人，
shed much light on any of that, but I can tell you this. → 對打劫同銀行都唔陌生。
The man who tried to rob that bank, → 佢叫 Troy Sanborn。
he's no stranger to robbery, and he's no stranger to banks. → 九十年代末做咗五年監
Name's Troy Sanborn. → 因為拎住個手榴彈走入丹佛一間銀行。
Did five years back in the late '90s → 等陣。如果呢個炸彈係佢嘅，
for walking into a bank in Denver with a hand grenade. → 點解佢會俾炸彈處理組入嚟睇？
Wait a second. If this was his bomb, → 點解佢會俾任何人睇？
why would he let the bomb squad in to take a look at it? → 同埋點解佢會俾佢爆炸？
Why would he let anyone take a look at it? → 佢哋覺得佢作故仔——成個故事。
And why would he let it go off? → 佢哋覺得佢自己綁個炸彈上身，
They think he made it up-- the whole story. → 等佢掉咗偷嚟嘅錢之後，
They think he strapped that bomb to himself → 就可以話自己由頭到尾都係受害者。
so that after he dumped the cash that he stole, → 但假設你係啱。
he could claim he was a victim all along. → 假設真係有... 有第二個人喺出面。
But let's say you're right. → 我哋對佢唯一知道嘅
Let's say there really is a... a second man out there somewhere. → 就係佢戴住個滑雪面罩
The only thing we know about him → 喺呢個所謂綁架發生嘅時候。
is that he was wearing a ski mask → 唯一可以話俾我哋知更多嘅人——
when this supposed abduction took place. → Troy Sanborn——死咗。
The one person who could tell us anything more than that-- → 而家，我知道鑑證科搵到
Troy Sanborn-- is dead. → 一啲炸彈外殼嘅碎片。
Now, I know the crime scene unit recovered → 可能，如果我哋好彩，會帶我哋去啲線索。
some small pieces of the bomb's casing. → 但如果唔得——如果你相信
Maybe, if we're lucky, that'll lead us somewhere. → 你嗰日聽到嘅幕後黑手真係存在——
But if it doesn't-- if this mastermind → 嗯，佢會好難追查。
you believe you heard the other day really does exist-- → JOE：唔，你打嚟真係
well, he's going to be awfully hard to track down. → 好有心，Portman 太太。
JOE: No, that's → 呃，但，唔，老實講，
very thoughtful of you to call, Mrs. Portman. → 到目前為止同你間保險公司
Uh, but, no, honestly, → 一切進展順利。
everything has gone really well → 同埋，呃，事實係我哋仲未收到
with your insurance company so far. → 車房嘅報價。
And, uh, the truth is, we still haven't gotten a... → 嗯。
an estimate back from the, uh, from the body shop.
Uh-huh.
Oh, that is a very, very generous offer, → 嘩，呢個真係好大方嘅提議，
but I'm-I'm sure that we... → 但係我...我肯定我哋...
we don't need to take you up on that. → 唔需要麻煩到你。
Okay. → 好。
Yeah. → 係呀。
You have a nice night, too, now. → 你都早啲休息啦。
Bye-bye. → 拜拜。
It's, uh, Lauren Portman, → 係，Lauren Portman，
the, uh, Saint Lauren Portman. → 即係聖人Lauren Portman。
Um, she sends you her regards. → 佢叫我代佢問候你。
And she wants to thank you again for your patience. → 仲話多謝你咁有耐性。
Well, if someone had to hit my car, → 如果一定要有人撞我架車，
I guess I'm glad she's the one who did it. → 我都慶幸係佢撞嘅。
I know, we should schedule all of our future wrecks with her. → 係囉，以後撞車都約佢啦。
(Allison laughs) → （Allison笑）
She even offered to drive Ariel to school. → 佢仲話可以車Ariel返學添。
Who offered to drive me to school? → 邊個話車我返學？
Uh, Jamie's mom. → 呃，Jamie嘅媽咪。
She, uh... That was her on the phone just now. → 佢...啱啱就係佢打電話嚟。
Yeah, well, I'm not getting in a car with that woman. → 係咩，我唔會上嗰個女人嘅車㗎。
Well, you don't have to. → 你唔使㗎。
It's just nice to know that, you know, we have the option. → 只係知道有個選擇都幾好。
Okay, but that's not an option for me. → 好，但呢個選擇唔關我事。
("Spirit in the Sky" by Norman Greenbaum playing) → （播放Norman Greenbaum《Spirit in the Sky》）
(phone ringing) → （電話鈴聲）
(man humming along with music) → （男人跟住音樂哼歌）
MAN (recording): Leave a message. → 男人（錄音）：請留言。
AUTOMATED VOICE (over phone): Hello. → 自動語音（電話）：你好。
This is a message for Jesse Reeder → 呢個係俾Jesse Reeder嘅訊息，
concerning the collection of an unpaid debt. → 關於追收未還債務。
If you are not Jesse Reeder, → 如果你唔係Jesse Reeder，
please contact the Ulterion Credit Agency → 請聯絡Ulterion信貸機構，
and calls to this number will cease. → 我哋就會停止打呢個號碼。
-Thank you. -(machine beeps) → -多謝。 -（機器嗶一聲）
-(man humming) -♪ When I die and they lay me to rest ♪ → -（男人哼歌）-♪ 當我死後被安葬 ♪
♪ Gonna go to the place that's the best ♪ → ♪ 我要去最好的地方 ♪
♪ When I lay me down to die ♪ → ♪ 當我躺下等死 ♪
♪ Goin' up to the spirit in the sky. ♪ → ♪ 升上天空中的靈 ♪
Jesse Reeder, Jesse Reeder. → Jesse Reeder，Jesse Reeder。
(school bell ringing) → （學校鐘聲）
ASHLEY: Check it out. → ASHLEY：睇吓呢度。
My article on the football team → 我寫關於足球隊嘅文章
made the front page of the school paper. → 上咗校報頭版。
-No way. -Way way. → -唔係掛。 -係真嘅。
Mr. Benevento said → Benevento老師話
I'm the first junior to do it in seven years. → 我係七年嚟第一個做到嘅中五生。
In particular interest to you → 特別值得你留意
will be the fifth paragraph in the second column, → 係第二欄嘅第五段，
where I write about my good friend Ariel Dubois → 我寫咗我好朋友Ariel Dubois
totally wanting junior sensation Chad Colburn. → 好冧中五風頭躉Chad Colburn。
-Oh. -(Ashley laughs) → -哦。 -（Ashley笑）
ASHLEY: Uh, you know, I was just kidding → ASHLEY：呃，頭先最後嗰部分
about that last part, right? → 我講笑咋，明唔明？
Huh? → 吓？
I didn't actually write about you wanting Chad Colburn. → 我冇真係寫你鍾意Chad Colburn。
JOE: But why do you care? → JOE：但你點解咁在意？
What kind of question is that? → 呢個係咩問題嚟㗎？
Oh, I don't know. I'm just fascinated. → 哦，我唔知呀，我只係好有興趣。
I mean, after all these years, → 我話，咁多年嚟，
I'm still trying to figure out how your mind works. → 我仲係諗唔明你個腦點運作。
I mean, this guy, he gets blown up trying to rob a bank. → 呢個人，佢搶銀行嗰陣爆炸死咗。
A guy who made his living robbing banks. → 一個靠搶銀行維生嘅人。
A guy who once walked into a bank full of people → 一個曾經拎住手榴彈走入銀行、
with a hand grenade. → 入面仲有好多客嘅人。
Me? I-I'd kind of figure good riddance. → 我？我會覺得死咗好過。
But you-- you're all worked up → 但你...你就咁激動，
that maybe somehow this guy's a victim in all this. → 覺得呢個人可能係受害者。
Well, maybe it has nothing to do with him. → 或者呢件事同佢無關呢。
I mean, it's more like... → 我意思係，比較似...
it's like a thank-you note that you didn't write. → 好似一封你未寫嘅感謝信。
You wake up every morning and you think, → 你每日起身都諗，
"Oh, got to write that note." → 「哦，要寫嗰封信。」
And you never get around to it. → 但永遠都冇時間寫。
And then one day, you finally do it. → 然後有一日，你終於寫咗。
You write it. → 你寫咗佢。
And then you feel better. → 然後你覺得好啲。
You feel... in balance. → 你覺得...平衡返。
I just know that this guy → 我只係知道呢個人
did not walk into that bank of his own free will. → 唔係自願走入嗰間銀行。
And until everybody else knows it... → 直到所有人都知道呢點...
And you call that thing a gift. → 而你叫呢樣嘢做天賦。
(sighs) → （嘆氣）
(cell phone ringing) → （手機響）
Hello... hello? → 喂...喂？
SCANLON: You were right, and I was wrong. → SCANLON：你啱，我錯咗。
You were right, and we were all wrong. → 你啱，我哋全部都錯晒。
Really? What was I right about? → 真係？我啱咗啲咩？
Well, Jesse Reeder, for one. → 首先係Jesse Reeder。
We found him. → 我哋搵到佢。
We found that trailer you dreamed about, too. → 仲搵到你發夢見到嗰個拖車屋。
It's like Bombs"R"Us in here. → 入面簡直係炸彈超市。
Wires, detonators, blasting caps, you name it. → 電線、引爆器、雷管，應有盡有。
Even a mannequin rigged up with one of his bomb vests. → 仲有個假人著住佢嘅炸彈背心。
Which makes me think maybe you were right about Troy Sanborn. → 令我覺得你可能連Troy Sanborn都講啱。
Maybe he was a patsy. → 可能佢真係替死鬼。
Maybe Reeder was the one pulling the strings. → 可能Reeder先係幕後黑手。
Really? Did Reeder confess? → 真係？Reeder認罪未？
No, but then he's not in much of a position to. → 冇，但佢而家都冇能力認罪。
Looks like he was gearing up to rob another bank → 睇嚟佢準備緊搶另一間銀行，
when something went off in his face. → 點知有嘢喺佢面前爆炸。
Truth is, there's just not a whole lot left of him. → 事實係，佢嘅身體所剩無幾。
The way it stands, forensics is going to have → 而家法證要
to scrape bits and pieces off the walls and ceiling → 從牆壁同天花板刮啲碎片出嚟，
so we can make a DNA match and issue a death certificate. → 先做到DNA比對同出死亡證。
Well, thanks for that visual. → 多謝你嘅生動描述。
I'm going to go back to sleep now. → 我而家要返去瞓覺。
Well, I'm going to try, anyway. → 至少我會嘗試。
Nighty-night. → 晚安。
JOE: There you go. → JOE：搞掂晒。
All your thank-you notes are done. → 你啲感謝信全部寫完。
You feel better? → 覺得好啲未？
I don't know. Ask me in the morning. → 唔知，聽朝先問我啦。
(metallic rattling, siren wails) → （金屬碰撞聲、警笛聲）
(garbled radio transmission) → （模糊嘅無線電通訊）
(metallic rattling) → （金屬碰撞聲）
I'm going to die. → 我會死㗎。
We're both going to die, Mr. Sanborn. → 我哋兩個都會死，Sanborn先生。
Just not today. → 只係唔係今日。
-(metallic rattling) -(distant siren wails) → -（金屬碰撞聲） -（遠處警笛聲）
Mind if I ask why you're holding those keys there? → 可唔可以問你點解拎住啲鎖匙？
Um, they are to the safe deposit boxes. → 呃，係保險箱嘅鎖匙。
The man who put this vest on me → 幫我著呢件背心嘅人
told me to get them from the bank manager. → 叫我喺銀行經理度拎。
He was very specific. → 佢講得好清楚。
What do you say you let me hold them for a little while? → 不如你俾我幫你拎一陣？
That rattling's kind of distracting. → 啲聲好擾亂。
SANBORN: Okay. → SANBORN：好。
There you go, there you go. → 俾你，俾你。
Okay. → 好。
We're about ready to get down to business here. → 我哋準備開始做正經事。
I'm going to make a quick sweep, → 我會快速檢查吓，
make sure nobody's here, and then we'll get started. → 確保冇人喺度，然後我哋就開始。
Okay? → 好唔好？
No, you're leaving me? → 唔好，你要掉低我？
Just for a second, I promise. → 一陣咋，我保證。
Now, you stand here and try not to move, → 你企喺度，盡量唔好郁，
and then I'll be right back. → 我好快返嚟。
Okay? In a jiffy. → 好唔好？好快。
Okay? → 好冇？
Nice and easy, Troy. → 放鬆啲，Troy。
Stay perfectly still. → 保持唔好郁。
(panting) → （喘氣）
WILKES: Okay, we're ready to get started. → WILKES：好，我哋準備開始。
-(distant siren wails) -Try to stay calm, Mr. Sanborn. → -（遠處警笛聲） -冷靜啲，Sanborn先生。
I think I've got this wiring system all figured out. → 我諗我搞掂晒啲線路。
(gasps) → （吸氣聲）
I'm sorry, Allison, but you're telling me → 對唔住，Allison，你係話
that you think Patrick Wilkes, → Patrick Wilkes，
the man who almost got himself killed → 差啲拆炸彈死咗嗰個人，
trying to defuse that bomb, is the same man → 就係同一個
who strapped it on to Troy Sanborn? → 將炸彈綁喺Troy Sanborn身上嘅人？
Not only that. I'm telling you → 唔止咁。我話你知
he managed to steal a little over $400,000 → 佢仲趁機偷咗超過40萬美金。
-while he was at it. -That doesn't make sense. → -呢個唔合理。 -炸彈差啲炸死Wilkes。
-The bomb almost killed Wilkes. -No, it didn't. → -唔係，冇。 -佢觸發引爆裝置之後——
After he triggered the detonating device-- → 冇錯，係佢自己觸發嘅——
and make no mistake, he is the one who triggered it-- → 佢有幾秒時間跳去枱後面。
he had a few seconds to jump behind that desk. → 佢知道有呢幾秒，
And he knew he would have those few seconds, → 因為炸彈係佢自己裝嘅。
'cause he's the one who rigged that bomb. → 你諗吓。
I mean, think about it. → 將炸彈綁喺人身上
How much sense does it make → 叫佢幫你搶銀行，
to strap a bomb onto somebody → 有幾合理？
and ask them to rob a bank for you? → 你點確保警察
I mean, how can you be sure that the police aren't going → 唔會跟住佢返去你匿埋嘅地方？
to follow him back to where you're hiding? → 與其咁，
Wouldn't you be better off → 不如自己諗辦法入銀行，
figuring a way to get into the bank yourself, → 將錢收喺冇人搵到嘅地方？
so you could hide the money where no one would find it? → Patrick Wilkes知道
Patrick Wilkes knew that → 佢一定會被叫去拆炸彈，
he was gonna be called in to defuse that bomb, → 正如佢知道警察會
just like he knew the police were gonna cut the power → 同Troy Sanborn談判時切斷銀行電源。
to that bank while they were negotiating with Troy Sanborn. → 佢就係靠呢點。
He was counting on it. → 所有閉路電視熄晒，
With all those security cameras down, → 佢就有足夠時間
he'd have plenty of time → 收起佢逼Sanborn
to-to stash the money that he'd forced → 搶返嚟嘅錢，之後，
Sanborn to steal, and after that, → 炸彈就會搞掂一切。
the bomb took care of the rest. → 唯一嘅目擊證人死咗，
The one witness that he had to the crime was dead, → 而佢拎走嘅錢
and the money → 會被認為喺爆炸中消失。
that he took would be presumed lost in the explosion. → 根本冇人會去搵。
No one would even bother trying to look for it. → Allison，我哋喺Jesse Reeder屋企
Allison, we found a bomb vest identical → 搵到同炸死Troy Sanborn
to the one that killed Troy Sanborn → 一樣嘅炸彈背心。
in Jesse Reeder's home. → Jesse Reeder係你叫我哋去搵嘅人，記得嗎？
Jesse Reeder's the guy you told us to go find, remember? → 所以，Reeder幫Wilkes整咗同測試咗炸彈。
So, Reeder built and tested a bomb for Wilkes. → 而Wilkes唔再需要Reeder。砰。
And Wilkes didn't need Reeder anymore. Boom. → 我敢打賭Wilkes就係靠
I bet you Wilkes is counting on the fact → 搵到Reeder嘅屍體嚟結案。
that finding Reeder's body closes the case. → 我唔知可以同你講咩，Allison。
I don't know what to tell you, Allison. → 呢個城市大部分人都覺得Patrick Wilkes係英雄。
Most people in this city think that Patrick Wilkes is a hero. → 佢哋今日下午仲要頒獎俾佢。
They're even giving him a medal this afternoon. → 我可以證明Wilkes做過咩。
I can prove what Wilkes did. → -呢個係咩？ -Wilkes用過嘅
-What's this? -Serial numbers → 保險箱嘅編號。
on the deposit boxes that Wilkes used. → 打開佢哋。
Open them up. → 你就會搵到啲錢。
You'll find the money.
(school bell ringing) → （學校鐘聲響起）
Here's the thing. → 事情係咁嘅。
You can't get in the car with your mom again. → 你唔可以再上你阿媽嘅車。
Not when she's driving. → 尤其係佢揸車嗰陣。
Excuse me? → 吓？
Look, I know that you love her, → 聽我講，我知你好愛佢，
and I know that it's really hard to wrap your brain around it, → 我都知你好難接受呢件事，
but she's going to get you killed if you let her, → 但係如果你由得佢，佢會害死你㗎，
so you can't let her. → 所以你唔可以由得佢。
I'm not guessing → 我唔係靠估
about something that might happen. → 講啲可能發生嘅事。
I am telling you about something → 我係話畀你聽
that is going to happen. → 一定會發生嘅事。
This is the thing that people talk about → 呢啲就係人哋成日講
about you and your mom, isn't it? → 關於你同你阿媽嗰啲嘢，係咪？
(whispers): Yeah. → （細聲講）：係。
Well, you don't know what you're saying. → 喂，你唔知自己講緊乜。
I mean, you don't know my mom. → 我意思係，你唔識我阿媽。
She's a great mom. → 佢係個好媽媽。
She is a great mom, → 佢的確係個好媽媽，
but she's got a problem. → 但佢有個問題。
So, how do I get to school? → 咁我點返學？
We'll walk. → 我哋行路。
I'll walk with you. → 我陪你行。
And after school, you can practice driving with me → 放學之後，你可以同我練車，
so that we can get you your license, → 等你可以考到車牌，
so that you can drive-- really drive-- → 咁你就可以揸車——真正咁揸——
and not just take the blame when she does. → 而唔係佢出事嗰陣你嚟孭鑊。
So call her → 所以打畀佢
and tell her that she doesn't have to pick you up, → 同佢講唔使嚟接你，
because you're gonna walk home with a friend. → 因為你會同朋友行路返屋企。
(cell phone flips open) → （揭開手機蓋）
ALLISON: What do you mean, the money wasn't there? → ALLISON： 你話啲錢唔見咗係咩意思？
SCANLON (over phone): I mean, we went to the bank, → SCANLON（電話中）：我哋去咗銀行，
and we opened up the safe deposit boxes → 打開咗你講嗰啲
you told us about, and they were empty. → 保險箱，但係入面空嘅。
According to the manager, → 根據經理講，
the woman who rented them came in → 租嗰啲箱嘅女人朝早
first thing in the morning, and, uh, cleaned them out. → 第一時間嚟清晒啲嘢走。
Woman? What woman? → 女人？咩女人？
And how did she get in there? → 佢點入到去㗎？
I thought the bank was closed for repairs. → 我以為銀行因為維修關咗門。
It is, except the safe deposit boxes → 係關咗門，但保險箱
are downstairs, and there wasn't any damage down there. → 喺樓下，嗰邊冇損毀。
Now, as for who this woman was, your guess is as good as mine. → 至於個女人係邊個，我都唔知。
The paperwork she filled out was signed Alma Harrison. → 佢填嘅文件簽咗Alma Harrison。
Now, only thing I can tell you for sure is → 我唯一可以肯定嘅係
that that's not her real name. → 呢個唔係佢真名。
What do you mean? → 咩意思？
The driver's license, credit card, social, → 佢喺銀行填嘅駕駛執照、信用卡、社保、
home address she filled out at the bank-- all that's bogus. → 住址——全部係假嘅。
We don't even have a good picture of her → 連銀行保安系統
on the bank security system. → 都冇佢嘅清楚相片。
I'm looking at the footage that was recorded → 我睇緊佢租箱嗰日
on the day she rented the boxes, → 錄到嘅片段，
and all I can tell you is that she's Caucasian, → 淨係知佢係白人，
approximately five feet, five inches, → 大約五呎五吋高，
and knows how to duck → 同埋每次行近鏡頭
every time she gets close to one of the cameras. → 都識得縮低。
Well, obviously she's Wilkes' accomplice. → 好明顯佢係Wilkes嘅同黨啦。
He-He stashed the money, and she went in to get it. → 佢-佢收埋啲錢，然後個女人去攞返。
You got to bring Wilkes in. → 你要拉Wilkes返嚟。
Based on what? → 憑咩？
None of this proves anything. → 呢啲都證明唔到啲乜。
A woman with a fake I.D. rented some boxes at a bank. → 一個用假身份證嘅女人喺銀行租咗幾個箱。
Now, would I like to find her? Sure. → 我想搵到佢？當然想。
Ask her some questions about Patrick Wilkes? → 問佢關於Patrick Wilkes嘅嘢？
Absolutely. → 絕對會。
But I don't have a name, and I don't have an address. → 但我冇名，冇地址。
And unless you can tell me where to locate her, I'm sorry, → 除非你話我知去邊度搵佢，唔好意思，
but I just can't see us bringing a case against this guy. → 我睇唔到點樣告呢條友。
We still friends? → 我哋仲係朋友？
Not so sure about that. → 唔係好肯定。
(hangs up) → （掛線）
You look happy. → 你睇落好開心。
Looks can be deceiving. → 表面嘢呃人㗎。
I got some good news and some bad news. → 我有好消息同壞消息。
Which do you want? → 你想聽邊個先？
Give me some good news. → 講好消息先。
I could use some good news. → 我而家需要啲好消息。
The good news is, the insurance company wants → 好消息係，保險公司想
to write us a check for $2,300. → 開張二千三百蚊嘅支票畀我哋。
Well, actually, that is good news. → 嗯，呢個的確係好消息。
So, what's the bad news? → 咁壞消息呢？
The bad news is, it's going to cost over $7,000 → 壞消息係，整你架車
to repair your car, which makes no sense. → 要成七千幾蚊，完全唔合理。
I think we need to think about getting a new car. → 我覺得要諗吓買新車。
I don't want to think about buying a new car. → 我唔想諗買新車。
I have other things to think about. → 我有其他嘢要諗。
You need a car, → 你需要架車，
and putting $7,000 into one from the early '90s... → 同埋用七千蚊整架九十年代初嘅車...
Hey, I heard you. → 喂，我聽到你講。
You know, most people kind of like getting a new car. → 你知唔知，好多人鍾意換新車㗎。
They think it's fun, they find it exciting. → 佢哋覺得好玩，覺得興奮。
Well, I'm not like most people. → 我同大部分人唔同。
You know my dad gave me → 你知我老豆送
that car as a present for graduating college. → 嗰架車畀我係為咗慶祝我大學畢業。
-I know. -Well, did I ever tell you → -我知。 -咁我有冇同你講過
what I told him when he gave it to me? → 佢送車畀我嗰陣我同佢講咗乜？
I said I hated it. → 我話我憎架車。
I said, "What kind of a person gives a 21-year-old girl → 我話：「邊有人會送架旅行車
a station wagon?" → 畀個廿一歲女仔㗎？」
And he just looked at me, and he said, "It's really safe." → 佢就咁望住我，話：「呢架車好安全㗎。」
And he died four days later. → 然後佢四日後就死咗。
So don't push it. → 所以唔好逼我。
I know what I have to do. → 我知道我要做啲乜。
I've known what I had to do → 自從我發夢見到Ariel同啲女仔
since I had that dream of Ariel and the girls → 同埋條...條闊路同架貨車，
and that... that wide road and that truck. → 我就知我要做啲乜。
And I will deal with it → 我會處理
when it has to be dealt with. → 到時先處理。
WOMAN: It's done. → 女人：搞掂咗。
Alma Harrison is now the proud renter → Alma Harrison而家係Mariposa National
of six large safe deposit boxes at Mariposa National. → 六個大保險箱嘅光榮租戶。
WILKES (over phone): No trouble with the fake I.D., → WILKES（電話中）：假身份證、
the credit card? → 信用卡冇問題？
None. But do you want to hear something funny? → 冇。但想聽個笑話嗎？
You gave Alma the same birthday as the bank manager. → 你畀Alma嘅生日同銀行經理一樣。
Told him I'd send him a card that day. → 同佢講咗嗰日會寄張卡畀佢。
Aren't I an angel? → 我係咪好天使呢？
I'm headed back to my place now. → 我而家返緊我嗰邊。
Come by after work, → 放工過嚟，
and I will give you the keys to the boxes. → 我會畀啲箱嘅鎖匙你。
FEMALE AUTOMATED VOICE: Please enter an address. → 女聲自動導航：請輸入地址。
WILKES: What was that? → WILKES：咩聲？
Uh, it's nothing. → 冇嘢。
It's the nav system in my car. → 係我架車嘅導航系統。
I got a little turned around on my way down from Peoria, so → 我由Peoria落嚟嗰陣有啲迷路，所以
I thought I would try to find a quicker way back. → 諗住搵條快啲嘅路返去。
You still there? → 你仲喺度？
WILKES: Baby, tell me you didn't just say → WILKES：寶貝，你唔好話我知
that you're in your car. → 你喺自己架車度。
Tell me you took a taxi, like we planned. → 話我知你搭的士，好似我哋計劃咁。
I didn't take a taxi, Patrick. → 我冇搭的士，Patrick。
How many times did we go over this? → 我哋講過幾多次？
The bank has security cameras outside, too. → 銀行出面都有保安鏡頭㗎。
If one of them recorded your license plate... → 如果其中一個錄到你嘅車牌...
I didn't come here in my car, okay? → 我唔係揸自己架車嚟㗎，好冇？
I'm not an idiot. → 我唔係蠢人。
I thought I should test run → 我覺得應該試用吓
the I.D. and credit cards you gave me → 你畀我嘅身份證同信用卡
before I used them at the bank, so I rented a car for myself. → 先至喺銀行用，所以我租咗架車。
If my license plate got recorded, who cares? → 如果錄到我車牌，有咩所謂？
They'll just trace it back → 佢哋只會查到
to the rental office and Alma Harrison. → 租車公司同Alma Harrison。
Damn it. → 頂。
What's wrong? → 做咩？
I dropped my CD between the seats, and I can't find it. → 我隻CD跌咗落座位之間，搵唔到。
Screw it. → 算啦。
In a few days, I will be able to buy all the music I want. → 過幾日，我想買幾多音樂都得。
If the guy at the rental office finds it, he can keep it. → 如果租車公司嗰個人搵到，就畀佢啦。
(crickets chirping) → （蟋蟀叫聲）
(laughs) → （笑）
FEMALE AUTOMATED VOICE: Please enter an address. → 女聲自動導航：請輸入地址。
(beeping) → （嗶嗶聲）
Peoria. → Peoria。
(beep) → （嗶）
Thanks. → 唔該。
WOMAN (on TV): Stunning turn of events, → 電視女人：事件驚人轉折，
as Lieutenant Patrick Wilkes-- → Patrick Wilkes警長——
who only yesterday was honored by the city → 昨日先至獲市政府表揚
for his heroic effort → 喺最近Mariposa National銀行劫案中嘅英勇行為——
during the recent Mariposa National Bank robbery-- → 今朝被捕，涉嫌策劃
was arrested this morning for masterminding → 呢單劫案。
the robbery himself. → 而嗰筆近四十萬美金
And the nearly $400,000 → 本以為喺爆炸中毀滅
that was thought destroyed in the explosion → 嘅款項——今個星期初炸毀咗市中心銀行——
that rocked the downtown bank earlier this week → 今日喺Wilkes
was recovered today at the home → 疑似同黨Erica Duvall嘅Peoria住所尋回。
of Wilkes' alleged accomplice, Erica Duvall of Peoria. → -（遙控器聲） -Peoria。
-(remote clicks) -Peoria. → JOE：好。
JOE: Okay. → 準備好出發。
Ready to go. → 啲女呢？
Where are the girls? → Ariel已經帶咗佢哋返學。
Uh, Ariel already took them to school. → 真係？
Really? → （響兩下喇叭）
(car horn toots twice) → （響兩下喇叭）
(horn toots twice) → 嚟啦。
Come on. → 上車。今日唔行路。
Get in. We're not walking today. → 嘩。新車？
Wow. Is this new? → 係。我阿媽租緊，
Yeah. My mom was renting it, → 然後今朝打去話想買起佢。
and then she called them this morning → -正。 -係。
and told them that she wanted to buy it. → 好。擬聲詞。
-Nice. -Yeah. → 咁蠢嘅字。
Okay. Onomatopoeia. → 我冇叫你評論。
What a dumb word. → 我叫你串佢。
I didn't ask you to judge it. → BRIDGETTE：係，但呢個改變唔到
I asked you to spell it. → 佢係個蠢字嘅事實。
BRIDGETTE: Yeah, well, that doesn't change → 我意思係，真係好奇嗰日
the fact that it's a dumb word. → 佢哋諗呢個字嗰陣間房發生緊咩事。
I mean, you got to wonder what was going on in the room → MARIE：真係有間房做呢啲嘢？
the day they needed to make up that word. → BRIDGETTE：一定有啦。係咪？
MARIE: Is there really a room where they do that?
BRIDGETTE: There's got to be. Right?