(footsteps approaching) → （腳步聲接近）
(indistinct radio transmissions) → （模糊嘅無線電通訊聲）
(indistinct radio transmissions continue) → （模糊嘅無線電通訊聲持續）
(indistinct radio transmissions) → （模糊嘅無線電通訊聲）
(door hinges squeaking) → （門鉸吱吱作響）
(wood creaking) → （木頭吱吱聲）
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
(hinges squeaking) → （門鉸吱吱聲）
(switches clicking) → （開關啪嗒聲）
(clattering, creaking) → （碰撞聲、吱吱聲）
(sighs) → （嘆氣）
Hey. → 喂。
It's okay. → 冇事㗎。
I'm not gonna hurt you. → 我唔會傷害你。
Are you all right? → 你冇事嘛？
Hungry, I bet, huh? → 肚餓啦，係咪？
Freeze! → 唔准郁！
NYPD! → 紐約警察！
(engine revving) → （引擎加速聲）
(tires squealing) → （輪胎尖叫聲）
(engine revving) → （引擎加速聲）
(tires squealing) → （輪胎尖叫聲）
(thunder crashing) → （雷聲轟鳴）
(siren wailing) → （警笛聲）
This is Detective Bonasera. I need backup. → 我係Bonasera探員。我需要支援。
In pursuit of a subject vehicle. → 正在追捕目標車輛。
Suspect is headed north on Amsterdam Avenue at 97th. → 疑犯沿阿姆斯特丹大道向北行，喺97街。
It's a small pickup truck, silver in color, → 係一架細嘅貨車，銀色，
tailgate missing, right rear light is broken. → 尾板冇咗，右尾燈爛咗。
New York license plate AQT543. → 紐約車牌AQT543。
(truck horn blasting) → （貨車喇叭聲）
(tires screeching) → （輪胎尖叫聲）
(metal crunching) → （金屬撞擊聲）
(glass breaking, loud crashing) → （玻璃碎裂聲、猛烈撞擊聲）
(metallic scraping) → （金屬刮擦聲）
(groaning) → （呻吟聲）
(panting) → （喘氣聲）
(Bonasera groans) → （Bonasera呻吟聲）
(car door closes) → （車門關閉聲）
Give me your hand. → 伸手畀我。
Come on, damn it! → 快啲啦，頂！
We have to do this together. → 我哋要一齊做。
(gasps) → （倒抽一口氣）
(panting) → （喘氣聲）
Captioning sponsored by CBS → 字幕由CBS贊助
CSI NY PRODUCTIONS → CSI NY PRODUCTIONS
and TOYOTA. Moving Forward. → 同TOYOTA。邁步向前。
♪ Out here in the fields ♪ → ♪ 喺呢片田野 ♪
♪ I fight for my meals ♪ → ♪ 我為三餐而戰 ♪
♪ I get my back into my living ♪ → ♪ 我全力以赴去生活 ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ → ♪ 係呀，係呀，係呀，係呀。 ♪
Whatever it is, it looks serious. → 無論係咩事，睇嚟都好嚴重。
Waiting for the results of an autopsy. → 等緊驗屍結果。
Been hovering outside of Sid's office → 一直喺Sid嘅辦公室出面徘徊
until he finally banished me. → 直到佢終於趕走我。
We pick up a case I don't know about? → 我哋接咗單我唔知嘅案？
Marina Garito. → Marina Garito。
How many business cards do you hand out a week → 你一個星期派幾多張卡片
to friends and family of victims and say, → 俾受害者嘅親友，同佢哋講，
"If you need anything, give me a call?" → 「有咩需要就打畀我」？
Countless. → 數都數唔清。
Marina Garito called me every Monday at 8:00 sharp, → Marina Garito每個星期一準時八點打畀我，
without fail, for three years. → 三年嚟從未間斷。
Always asking the same question. → 每次都問同一個問題。
Wanting to know if there were any new leads → 想知佢阿哥單案有冇新線索。
in her brother's case. → 佢阿哥俾人殺咗？
Her brother was murdered? → Luke Garito八歲嗰陣失蹤，
Luke Garito was eight years old when he went missing → 係15年前。
15 years ago. → 當時推斷佢已經死咗。
He was presumed dead. → Marina一直鍥而不捨咁追查真相。
Marina was relentless in her search for answers. → 成日打嚟提供可能嘅線索，
Calling with potential leads, → 可疑人物嘅名。
names of possible suspects. → 上個星期一，佢留咗個口訊畀我。
Last Monday, she left me a message. → 話佢就快有
Said she was close → 呢單案最大嘅突破。
to the biggest break in the case yet. → 我完全唔明佢講咩，
I have no idea what she meant, → 因為我，呃...
'cause I was, uh... → 我太忙冇覆佢。
I was too busy to get back to her. → 尋晚，佢被緊急送到Trinity General Hospital。
Last night, she was rushed to Trinity General Hospital. → 槍傷，到院時已經死亡。
Gunshot wound, dead on arrival. → 我完成咗Marina Garito嘅驗屍。
I completed my autopsy of Marina Garito. → 佢係自殺嘅。
She committed suicide. → 咩話？
What? → Sid，呢個冇可能。
Sid, that's just not possible. → （嘆氣）
(sighs) → 自己開槍造成嘅傷口。
Self-inflicted gunshot wound. → 有冇瘀傷，
Was there any bruising, → 或者反抗造成嘅防禦性傷口？
or defensive injuries suggesting a struggle? → 冇。
No. → 咁槍擊殘留物呢？
What about gunshot residue? → 掃描電子顯微鏡喺死者右手
SEM picked up trace amounts of GSR → 驗到微量嘅槍擊殘留物。
on our victim's right hand. → 同佢嘅慣用手
It's consistent with her handedness → 同傷口位置吻合。
and the location of the wound on the body. → 呢件事一定另有內情。
There's got to be another explanation for this. → 對唔住，Stella，
I'm sorry, Stella, → 但呢度冇任何跡象顯示係謀殺。
but there's nothing here that hints at foul play. → 現場嘅警員
Was suicide → 初步判定係自殺？
the preliminary determination of the officers at the scene? → 係。而我嘅屍體解剖
Yes. And my postmortem → 都確認咗呢點。
examination of the victim confirms it. → 我記得案件報告提到佢哋發現咗一封遺書。
I believe the crime report mentions that they found a note. → 咁即係咁？結案？
So, that's it? Case closed? → 唔係我話事。
It's not my call. → 喂，唔係嘛，Sid。你同我
Oh, come on, Sid. You and I → 都知一旦話係自殺，
both know that once suicide is suggested, → 謀殺調查嘅正常程序，
proper protocol of a homicide investigation, → 無論係現場定係屍體，都會被忽略。
both at the scene and with the body, is dismissed. → 好多嘢會走漏眼。
Things get overlooked. → SID：現場可能係咁，
SID: Well, that may be the case in the field, → 但呢度一定唔會，
but certainly not here → 法醫辦公室唔會咁做。
in the medical examiner's office. → 呢個年輕女人有理由活下去。
This young woman had reason to live. → 佢唔會咁做。
She would not have done this. → SID：我見過幾百單案
SID: I've seen hundreds of cases → 情況一模一樣，
with the very same set of circumstances, → 得出嘅結論都係一樣。
and I've arrived at the exact same result. → 可能今次你錯呢。
Maybe this time you're wrong. → 好...
All right... → 唔，對唔住。
No, I'm sorry. → 如果有一件事我好肯定嘅，
If there is one thing I am sure of, → 就係Marina Garito冇自殺。
it's that Marina Garito did not kill herself. → 呢單係謀殺。
This was murder. → 唔好介意，Sid。
Don't take it personally, Sid. → Stella做咗成晚。
Stella worked through the night. → 佢攰啦。
She's tired. → 我諗我哋兩個都好失望。
We're both disappointed, I suppose. → 失望？
Disappointed? → 因為我哋冇幫Marina搵到佢阿哥嘅答案。
That we didn't get any answers for Marina about her brother. → 已經三年
It's been three years → 自從Stella將Luke Garito嘅DNA樣本
since Stella entered Luke Garito's DNA sample → 輸入失蹤人口資料庫。
into the Missing Persons database. → 我哋希望會同某個無名屍體吻合，
Our hope was that it would match a John Doe → 但一次又一次，
that came in somewhere, → 都冇結果，從來都配對唔到。
but time after time, → 然後尋晚，Marina嘅屍體被送嚟。
nothing, we never got a hit. → 所以我打畀Stella。
Then last night, Marina's body was brought in. → 佢自殺令你覺得
So I called Stella. → 佢放棄咗？
And her suicide made you think → 放棄咗我哋，係。
she gave up? → 呢件事令人覺得更悲慘
On us, yeah. → 因為Luke同Marina係孖生。
This all feels more tragic → 你知啦，人哋話孖生有種聯繫。
because Luke and Marina were twins. → 我希望可以為佢，為佢哋
You know, and they say there's a bond. → 做多啲嘢。
I wish there was something more → （嘆氣）
I could have done for her, for them. → 差唔多15年
(sighs) → 自從Luke失蹤。
It's been almost 15 years → 但每日朝早起身，
since Luke disappeared. → 我唔會諗又過咗一日
But each morning I wake up, → 我仲未見到阿哥。
I don't think about it being another day that → 對我嚟講，係又近一日佢會返嚟。
I haven't seen my brother. → 當然有時好難保持樂觀。
For me, it's another day closer to him coming home. → 現實擺喺眼前，
Of course sometimes, it's hard to remain optimistic. → 我都睇到佢可能真係死咗嘅可能性。
Reality sets in, → 咁樣會容易啲，
and I could see the possibility that he's actually dead. → 因為可以幫我抹走個畫面
It makes it easier, → 就係Luke...
because it helps me erase the image → 坐喺某個地方，
that Luke is... → 一個人，
sitting somewhere, → 等緊，諗緊，
alone, → 「點解佢哋仲未嚟搵我？
waiting, wondering, → 佢哋喺邊？」
"Where haven't they come to get me? → 好奇怪。
Where are they?" → 當我容許自己想像我哋搵到佢，
It's strange. → 我攬住佢，但，呃，
When I do let myself imagine that we find him, → 佢仲係一個八歲嘅男仔。
I have my arms around him, but, uh, → 我希望佢冇事。
he's still an eight-year-old boy. → 我哋一定要搵到啲嘢，至少顯示到動機。
I hope he's okay. → 係，但我哋做唔到
We've got to find something that at least shows motive. → 如果入唔到Marina嘅屋。
Right, and we can't do that → 而Mac需要理由
without access to Marina's apartment. → 先可以將佢列為案發現場。
And Mac needs cause → 係。我哋需要證據去攞證據。
to secure it as a crime scene. → 咁，女人好少用槍自殺
Yeah. We need evidence to get the evidence. → 呢個事實點睇？
Well, what about the fact → 佢哋通常用過量藥物或者毒藥。
that women rarely commit suicide with guns? → 你估下檢察官會點回應？
Their method is usually overdose or poison. → 你知道啦，形勢對我好唔利，Stell。
You want to guess what the DA's going to say to that? → 我睇過警察報告。
You know, the odds are definitely stacked against us, Stell. → 有一封遺書
I've read the police report. → 寄咗俾佢屋企人同朋友。
There was as suicide letter → 「係時候結束一切。解放自己。」
sent to her family and friends. → 「呢個係我唯一識得嘅方法。」
"It's time I end it all. Free myself. → 「離開呢度係我唯一嘅選擇。」
"This is the only way I know how. → 呢啲全部係電腦打字，Hawkes。
Leaving here is my only option." → 任何人都可以寫。
This is all typed on a computer, Hawkes. → Marina取消咗銀行戶口，找晒啲數。
Anybody could have written it. → 佢捐咗一大筆錢俾慈善機構。
Marina closed bank accounts, paid her bills. → 全部係計劃自殺嘅跡象。
She made a large cash contribution to charity. → 我意思，唔好講話，佢嘅指紋
All signs of a plan to attempt suicide. → 喺現場搵到嘅槍上面。
I mean, not to mention, her prints were → 兇手可以將槍放喺佢手度。
on the gun we recovered from the scene. → Stella，我好支持女人嘅直覺同第六感，
Well, the killer could have put the gun in her hands. → 但到底係咩令你覺得
Stella, I'm all for women's intuition and gut instinct, → Marina Garito冇自殺？
but what is it, exactly, that makes you think → 佢未做完，Lindsay。
Marina Garito didn't take her own life? → 佢仲未搵到佢阿哥。
She wasn't finished, Lindsay.
She hadn't found her brother yet.
They were eight years old when he went missing. → 佢失蹤嗰陣，佢哋得八歲。
When I met her, she was 21. → 我識佢嗰陣，佢廿一歲。
She was dedicated to finding him. → 佢一直好努力搵返佢。
She had notebooks with names, places, questions, → 佢有啲筆記簿，寫滿晒名、地方、問題，
possible witnesses. → 同埋可能嘅證人。
I remember her face, the look in her eyes → 我記得佢個樣，佢對眼嘅神情，
when she first came to me for help. → 佢第一次嚟搵我幫手嗰陣。
Excuse me. → 唔好意思。
Hi. I don't exactly know how to do this, → 你好。我唔係好識點樣開口，
but my brother is missing, → 但我阿哥失蹤咗，
and, uh, I have his hat. → 同埋，我拎住佢頂帽。
And I've been told that it might help. → 有人話呢樣嘢可能有幫助。
You're going to have to file a missing persons report. → 你要先報失蹤人口。
Uh, this might take a while. → 呢個可能要啲時間。
So, I'm sorry, but if you just have a seat... → 所以，唔好意思，你坐低先...
How long has your brother been missing? → 你阿哥失蹤咗幾耐？
12 years. → 十二年。
What's your name? → 你叫咩名？
Marina. → Marina。
Okay, Marina. Let's see what we can do. → 好，Marina。等我哋睇吓可以點幫你。
Thank you. → 多謝。
And every Monday after that, → 之後每個星期一，
she would call me. → 佢都會打畀我。
And there was always this determination → 佢把聲永遠都咁堅定，
and hope in her voice. → 充滿希望。
She wasn't going to stop until she got answers. → 佢唔會放棄，直到搵到答案為止。
Maybe after all this time, she lost that hope. → 可能過咗咁耐，佢已經冇晒希望。
She surrendered. → 佢放棄咗。
No. I don't believe Marina Garito gave up. → 唔係。我唔信Marina Garito會放棄。
(elevator bell dings) → （升降機鈴聲）
(indistinct chattering) → （模糊嘅談話聲）
I'd, uh, be more than happy to help you. → 我好樂意幫你。
You look a little lost. → 你睇落有啲迷路咁。
Oh, no. I was told to wait right by the elevator. → 哦，唔係。有人叫我喺升降機旁邊等。
The lost look is me just taking this all in. → 我個迷惘樣係因為喺度睇緊呢度嘅環境。
I've never seen a crime lab before. → 我從來未見過犯罪實驗室。
You know, I could give you a tour, → 不如我帶你參觀吓，
uh, show you some epithelials → 畀你睇吓上皮細胞
under the microscope. → 喺顯微鏡下面嘅樣。
Seen plenty of epithelials, but thank you. → 上皮細胞我睇過好多，不過多謝你。
Ah. Biologist? → 啊。生物學家？
Doctor. → 醫生。
Dermatologist? → 皮膚科？
Doctor. → 醫生。
Dermatologist? → 皮膚科？
Emergency room. → 急症室。
Single? → 單身？
Cute. → 幾靚仔。
(chuckles) → （笑）
Mac. → Mac。
Boss. → 老細。
Hey, Aubrey. → 喂，Aubrey。
Hi. → 你好。
I've got some work to do here. → 我仲有啲嘢要做。
Your call was a pleasant surprise. → 你打嚟真係一個驚喜。
Come on in to my office. → 入我辦公室傾。
I have to admit, it was a little, uh, selfish → 我要承認，我有啲自私，
on my part. I really wanted to see → 我真係好想睇吓
the crime lab. → 犯罪實驗室。
So I figured I'd kill two birds → 所以我諗住一舉兩得，
with one stone → 順便帶呢啲落嚟。
and bring these down myself. → 呢啲係咩？
What are these? → 琴晚有個後生女入咗急症室。
A young woman came into emergency last night. → 叫Marina Garito。
A Marina Garito. → 我諗你哋調查需要佢啲衫。
I figured you needed her clothing for your investigation. → 通常警局會有人嚟攞，
Usually somebody comes by from the precinct, → 但冇人出現。
but nobody showed. → 佢嘅死被判定為自殺。
Her death was determined a suicide. → 調查已經結束。
Investigation's been closed. → 係咩？
Really? → 醫生，你似乎有唔同意見。
Sounds like you have another opinion, Doctor. → 呃，冇。
Uh, no. → 冇。呢度我完全唔熟，
No. I'm way out of my league here, → 所以...
so... → 哦。好。
Huh. Okay. → 咁... 係啦，就係咁。
Well... Yeah, there you go. → 我唔係想打擾你，所以... 好。
I-I didn't mean to bother you, so... Okay. → 好開心見到你，Mac。
It was really good to see you, Mac. → 等我提吓屍體痙攣。
Let me just mention cadaveric spasm. → 即時僵硬。
Instantaneous rigor. → 你兼職做法醫？
You moonlight as a pathologist? → 唔係。
No. → 啱啱從阿富汗返嚟。
Just got back from Afghanistan. → 我喺空軍後備隊做醫生。
I was working as a doctor in the Air Force Reserves. → 係咩？
Really? → 係。
Yeah. → 睇嚟你都幾熟呢樣嘢。
Looks like you know something about that yourself. → 屍體痙攣？
Cadaveric spasm? → 係。間中我會留意到
Yeah. Occasionally, I would notice → 士兵隻手揸緊，但乜都冇。
a soldier's hand that was clinched with nothing inside. → 僵硬標記咗死者最後嘅動作，
The rigor marks the last activity → 通常同暴力死亡有關。
of the victim and is usually associated with a violent death. → 士兵揸緊嘅手
The soldiers' clenched hands → 係想捉住佢哋嘅武器。
were trying to hold on to their weapon. → 係。
Yes. → 琴晚，我留意到Marina Garito嘅左手
Last night, I noticed Marina Garito's left hand → 都係咁樣揸緊。
was tightly clenched the same way. → （警報響起）
(alarm sounding) → 讓開！
Clear! → 你肯定係佢左手？
You're sure it was her left hand? → 係。
Yeah. → Mac，呢個係第一個跡象
Mac, this is the first sign → 顯示Marina可能掙扎過或者反抗過。
that suggests that Marina may have struggled or resisted. → 而Sid冇睇到嘅原因係
Now, the reason Sid didn't see it is because → 當佢從醫院收到遺體嗰陣，
by the time he received the body from the hospital, → 僵硬已經消失咗。
rigor had broken. → 呢個唔排除自殺嘅可能性。
It doesn't rule out suicide. → Sid嘅火藥殘留結果仍然顯示槍喺Marina嘅右手。
Sid's GSR result still puts the gun in Marina's right hand. → 但呢個畀咗我哋調查嘅理由。
But it gives us cause to investigate. → 係，的確係。
Yes, it does. → 好。
All right. → 屍體痙攣捕捉咗佢哋最後嘅嘗試，
Now, cadaveric spasm captures their last attempt → 想捉住啲嘢嚟救自己。
to grasp onto something to save themselves. → 我相信呢個就係Marina嘅情況。
I believe that's exactly what happened with Marina. → 佢伸手想捉住啲嘢，想揸緊啲嘢。
She reached out to grab onto something, to clench something. → 問題係咩？
The question is what? → 同埋點解？
And why? → （相機快門聲）
(camera shutter clicking) → ♪ ♪
♪ ♪ → 冇證人。
No witnesses. → Marina大部分鄰居
Most of Marina's neighbors → 一係瞓緊覺，一係唔喺屋企。
were either sleeping or not at home. → 有個人話聽到嘈雜聲，報咗警，
One guy thought he heard a ruckus, called the police, → 但連梳化都冇離開過去睇吓。
but never bothered getting off his couch to check things out. → 可能有打鬥跡象。
Possible signs of a struggle. → 你唔信？
You're not buying it? → 腹部中槍好有效，
A gunshot wound to the stomach's pretty effective, → 但唔係即刻致命，啱唔啱？
but not instantly fatal, right? → 假設Marina開槍...
Let's say Marina fires the gun... → （槍聲，Marina慘叫）
(gunshot, Marina cries out) → ...佢一路跌跌撞撞
...and she knocks all this stuff over → 打冧晒啲嘢，
as she stumbles across the floor → 想走去拎電話求救。
to try to get to her phone to call for help. → 因為我哋都知道，大部分自殺嘗試都會失敗，
'Cause we both know, most suicide attempts fail → 因為受害者一做出決定就後悔。
because the victims regret the act → 或者...
the moment they commit to it. → Marina係同開槍者
Or... → 爭奪緊支槍。
Marina was struggling → 支槍走火。
with the shooter for the gun. → （槍聲）
It discharges. → 支槍走火。
(gunshot) → （槍聲）
It discharges. → 佢將佢嘅指紋印喺槍上，然後逃走。
(gunshot) → 佢仲有知覺。
He marks her prints on the gun, flees. → 所以佢掙扎去拎手機求救。
She's still conscious. → 無論邊種情況，都可能係手機
So she struggles over to get her cell phone and call for help. → 佢左手揸緊嘅，
Either way, it could be the cell phone → 但佢未打電話就暈咗，
that her left hand was clutching, → 不過...
and she fell unconscious before she was able → 冇強行入屋嘅跡象，Stella。
to make the call, but... → 所以係佢識嘅人。
there are no signs of forced entry, Stella. → 一個漢堡包同薯條
So it was someone she knew. → 唔似係最後一餐。
A hamburger and fries → FLACK: 你講笑呀？
is not exactly a last meal. → 呢啲係Shake Shack㗎。
FLACK: Are you kidding me? → 好，我明。
These are from the Shake Shack. → 更多證據支持自殺多過謀殺。
All right, I get it. → 你覺得我太努力？
More evidence supports suicide than murder. → 我哋每個人都有個Marina Garito，Stella。
You think I'm trying too hard? → John Brennan每個月打一次去警局，
We all have a Marina Garito, Stella. → 邊個接電話
John Brennan calls the station house once a month, → 就會聽到佢講佢老婆被殺嘅故事，
and anyone who answers the phone → 而兇手仲逍遙法外。
gets a story about how his wife was murdered, → 真係好心痛，
and the man who's responsible is still out there. → 因為你冇答案畀佢。
And it breaks your heart, → 但你可以點？
because you don't have any answers for him. → 話我知。喺嗰啲星期一，你接到嗰啲電話，
But what can you do? → 收線之後，你做咗啲咩？
Tell me. On those Mondays when you got those calls, → 你做唔到啲咩。
after you hung up the phone, what did you do? → 因為你要追緊而家喺出面嘅壞人，
You can't do much. → 而舊案嘅證據會變凍，
Because you're chasing bad guys who are out there right now, → 證人又唔記得
and the evidence on those old cases gets cold → 一半以前嘅嘢，同埋...
and the witnesses don't remember → 你啱。但我真係忍唔住
half of what they used to, and... → 諗我應該做多啲
You're right. But I just can't → 幫佢搵返佢阿哥。
stop thinking that I should have done more → 你每個星期一都接佢電話。
to help her find her brother. → 呢樣已經好多。
You took her calls every Monday. → 就當遷就我。
That's a lot. → 我哋走之前搜吓呢度。
Humor me. → 好。
Let's search the place before we head out. → 多謝。
Sure. → FLACK: 呢度冇破門入屋嘅跡象。
Thanks. → （Bonasera咕噥）
FLACK: Nothing out here screams breaking and entering. → Stella！
(Bonasera grunts) → Flack！
Stella! → 我由逃生梯落去。
Flack! → 喂，Flack！我追緊佢！
I'm going down the fire escape. → FLACK: 我嚟！
Hey, Flack! I'm on him! → FLACK: 我捉到佢！
FLACK: I'm on it! → 係Flack。我需要支援喺Westside康樂中心。
FLACK: I got him! → （喘氣）
It's Flack. I need backup at the Westside Rec Center. → （槍聲）
(gasps) → 搞咩呀？
(gunshot) → 天啊。
What the hell? → （深吸一口氣）
Oh, my God. → （喘氣）
(inhales sharply) → （慘叫）
(gasping)
(cries out)
Freeze! → 唔准郁！
(grunts in pain) → （痛苦呻吟）
Stella! → Stella！
MAN (over P.A.): Dr. Burcham to Room 101, please. → 廣播：請Burcham醫生到101號房。
Dr. Burcham to Room 101. → Burcham醫生請到101號房。
(indistinct chattering nearby) → （附近嘈雜聲）
MARINA: My mother was crying. → MARINA：我阿媽喊緊。
There was so much noise, → 周圍好嘈，
so many people. → 好多人。
My stepfather was talking to the police. → 我繼父同緊差人講嘢。
He remembered the sound of an ice cream truck. → 佢記得雪糕車嘅聲。
(whimsical music playing) → （播放輕快音樂）
My brother's bike was on the stoop, → 我阿哥架單車喺門口，
but he wasn't. → 但係佢唔喺度。
And the hardest part of it all... → 最難頂嘅係……
that I looked exactly like him. → 我同佢生得一模一樣。
Twins. → 雙胞胎。
I was a constant reminder of what had happened, → 我不停提醒人嗰件事發生過，
of who was missing. → 邊個失蹤咗。
(voice breaking): And I hated my face. → （聲音哽咽）我憎自己塊面。
My mother died, a year later. → 一年後，我阿媽過咗身。
All right, I'm gonna write you a prescription for the pain. → 好，我開啲止痛藥俾你。
Thank you. → 唔該。
Hey. → 喂。
She's gonna be fine. → 佢會冇事㗎。
Thanks. → 多謝。
Before you even think about it, I am not going on sick leave. → 你諗都唔使諗，我唔會攞病假。
Didn't cross my mind. → 我冇諗過。
I do want you to take it easy, though. → 不過我真係想你放鬆啲。
The man who attacked you, you're sure it was Tony Dirisa? → 襲擊你嗰個人，你肯定係Tony Dirisa？
Absolutely. → 絕對肯定。
It was Marina's stepfather. → 就係Marina個繼父。
Description of Dirisa just went out on Teletype. → Dirisa嘅特徵啱啱發咗出去。
All commands have been notified: airports, bus terminals, train stations. → 所有單位都收到通知：機場、巴士站、火車站。
Plus we're sitting on his job and all his regular haunts. → 仲有，我哋已經監視佢嘅工作地點同成日去嘅地方。
Well, despite all that's happened, → 不過，發生咗咁多嘢，
we still don't have proof → 我哋仍然冇證據證明
that Marina's death was murder and not suicide. → Marina係被殺而唔係自殺。
She was murdered because she found the answer. → 佢係因為搵到答案先俾人殺。
That's what she meant when she said she was getting close. → 佢話自己就快搵到真相就係呢個意思。
She found her brother's killer, → 佢搵到殺佢阿哥嘅兇手，
and her brother's killer found her. → 而殺佢阿哥嘅兇手都搵到佢。
I put my money on Dirisa. → 我賭係Dirisa。
He was a person of interest → Luke Garito失蹤嗰陣，
when Luke Garito went missing, → 佢已經係嫌疑人物，
but there wasn't enough evidence to even arrest them. → 但係連拉人都唔夠證據。
Well, there was a reason why he was in that apartment. → 佢喺間公寓出現一定有原因。
I think the answer to that is floating in a blue tile pool. → 我覺得答案就喺個藍色瓷磚泳池入面。
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
HAWKES: Vesicles just underneath the skin. → HAWKES：皮膚下面有水泡。
You're sure? → 你肯定？
HAWKES: Vesicles just underneath the skin. → HAWKES：皮膚下面有水泡。
You're sure? → 你肯定？
Positive. Common with acute irritant contact dermatitis. → 肯定。常見於急性刺激性接觸性皮炎。
More specifically, a metal allergy. → 更準確啲講，係金屬過敏。
Suggests she came → 即係話佢死之前
into contact with something → 接觸過
she was allergic to just prior to death. → 令佢過敏嘅嘢。
Confirms my findings. → 同我嘅發現吻合。
I swabbed the palm of Marina's hand → 我化驗咗Marina手掌，
and found very small traces of nickel. → 發現好微量嘅鎳。
Which would cause this type eczematous reaction. → 呢啲會引起呢種濕疹反應。
Possibly a clue to what she was gripping in her left hand. → 可能係佢左手揸住嘅嘢嘅線索。
Sid, you called me down here → Sid，你叫我落嚟
to confirm your discovery of a rash? → 就係為咗確認你發現咗啲疹？
I'm a little cautious after this morning, Sheldon. → 今朝發生咗啲事，我有啲謹慎，Sheldon。
I feel better with a second opinion. → 有多個意見我會安心啲。
I would've concluded suicide same as you. → 我都會同你一樣判斷係自殺。
You don't know that for sure. → 你唔可以肯定。
Experience is a curse sometimes. → 經驗有時係一種負累。
Things start to get routine, → 啲嘢開始變例行公事，
and at the first sign of an answer, → 一見到答案嘅跡象，
you leap in a familiar direction → 你就會跳去熟悉嘅方向，
without asking, "Is there another possibility?" → 唔問吓「有冇第二個可能性？」
The forensic clues at a scene and on the victim's body → 現場同死者身上嘅法證線索
tells us what path to take in an autopsy. → 話俾我哋知解剖要行邊條路。
That's something we don't dictate. → 呢樣嘢唔係我哋話事。
If a victim's found with ligature marks on the neck, → 如果死者頸部有勒痕，
we're not considering poisoning as cause of death. → 我哋唔會考慮中毒係死因。
You taught me that. → 呢啲係你教我嘅。
I know. → 我知。
(chuckles) → （輕笑）
I just feel bad. → 我只係覺得唔好意思。
Sid... → Sid……
We're not always right, → 我哋唔係成日都啱，
but it's not always because we're wrong. → 但唔係因為我哋錯先會錯。
Hey, → 喂，
how's Stella? → Stella點樣？
Tough as ever. → 仲係咁硬淨。
Good. → 好。
(camera shutter clicking) → （相機快門聲）
(sniffs) → （吸鼻聲）
This French fry is not a French fry. → 呢條薯條唔係薯條。
(computer trilling) → （電腦聲）
(beeping) → （嗶嗶聲）
(device whirring) → （儀器轉動聲）
Hey, what do you got? → 喂，你搵到咩？
It's foam. → 係泡膠。
The French fry I collected at the scene? → 我喺現場收集嗰條薯條？
It's morphology is a match to polyurethane; → 佢嘅形態同聚氨酯吻合；
everyday furniture foam. → 普通傢俬泡膠。
The French fry is foam. → 條薯條係泡膠。
And the rest of them? → 咁其他嗰啲呢？
Greasy French fries. → 油淋淋嘅薯條。
(computer trilling, beeping) → （電腦聲、嗶嗶聲）
HAWKES: GSR. → HAWKES：火藥殘留。
I swabbed that from → 我喺泡膠薯條嘅
the terminal surface of the foam fry. → 末端表面化驗到。
Foam and GSR. → 泡膠同火藥殘留。
It's possible... → 有可能……
What? → 咩？
GSR is gunshot residue. → 火藥殘留係槍擊殘留物。
If what I'm thinking is right, it would explain everything. → 如果我諗嘅嘢係啱，就可以解釋一切。
I'll get Mac and Stella. → 我去搵Mac同Stella。
You get Adam, tell him to bring his pillow. → 你搵Adam，叫佢帶個枕頭。
Where we going? → 去邊？
Reconstruction. → 重組案情。
Where we going? → 去邊？
Reconstruction. → 重組案情。
What are you thinking? → 你諗緊咩？
You'll find out! → 你一陣就知！
(gunshot) → （槍聲）
And there you go. → 搞掂。
ROSS: That looks exactly like a French fry. → ROSS：真係似足一條薯條。
When the bullet perforated the soft material of the pillow, → 當子彈穿過枕頭嘅軟物料，
it punched out a piece of foam. → 會打出嚟一塊泡膠。
The bullet was forcing what was in front of it out. → 子彈會將前面嘅嘢推出去。
Right. → 啱。
And when the heat from the bullet → 而當子彈嘅熱力
made initial contact with our foam slice, → 接觸到塊泡膠，
it left these dark edges, leaving behind GSR, → 會留低呢啲黑色邊緣，仲有火藥殘留，
making it look like a French fry. → 令佢睇落似薯條。
Which explains why the first on the scene never found it. → 呢個解釋咗點解第一批到場嘅人搵唔到。
HAWKES: Right. → HAWKES：啱。
BONASERA: It looked exactly like the other food → BONASERA：佢同公寓入面其他食物一模一樣——我當時都係咁諗。
in the apartment-- that's what I thought it was. → 我哋啱啱證明咗
We've just proven → Marina嘅自殺係謀殺。
Marina's suicide was murder. → 真係？
Really? → 我……我唔明。
I-I don't get it. → 我哋點樣證明到？
How did we do that? → 條薯條……
The French fry... → 喺Marina客廳搵到嘅
the foam slice found → 泡膠碎片證明
in Marina's living room is proof that → 有人用枕頭做滅聲器。
a pillow was used as a silencer. → （槍聲）
(gunshot) → 自殺嘅人
Anyone who's committing suicide → 唔會在意減低槍聲。
isn't concerned with muffling the sound of a gun. → 呢個證明Marina唔係自殺。
Which proves that Marina did not kill herself. → 好，咁就剩係得Tony Dirisa。
All right, that leaves us with Tony Dirisa. → 好，我明你講嘅嘢，但係Tony Dirisa嗰部分我唔明。
Okay, I'm with you all the way up until the Tony Dirisa part. → 我喺泳池收集嗰個枕頭
The pillow I collected at the pool → 冇子彈窿。
didn't have a bullet hole in it. → 係罪惡感嘅心理，Adam。
It's the psychology of guilt, Adam. → Tony Dirisa用枕頭做滅聲器
Tony Dirisa shot Marina → 殺咗Marina。
and used a pillow as a silencer. → 成個薯條事件。
The whole French fry thing. → 啱。然後
Right. And then → 佢走嗰陣帶走咗個枕頭。
he took that pillow with him when he fled the scene. → 好，合理；佢唔想留低證據。
Okay, makes sense; he doesn't want to leave the evidence. → LINDSAY：但係佢開始諗多咗。
LINDSAY: But then he started to overthink things. → 有罪惡感嘅人唔需要指控者。
A guilty conscience needs no accuser. → Tony Dirisa返去公寓
Tony Dirisa went back to the apartment → 攞呢個枕頭，唔係因為佢有子彈窿；
to get this pillow, not because it had a bullet hole in it; → 而係因為佢冇。
because it didn't. → 佢覺得梳化得一個枕頭
He thought it would seem weird → 會好奇怪，
that the sofa had one pillow, → 我哋會懷疑佢。
and somehow we'd be on to him. → 佢最大嘅錯就係返去。
His biggest mistake was going back. → 如果佢冇返去，我哋可能永遠都唔會
If he hadn't, we might never have connected him → 將佢同條薯條聯繫埋一齊。
to the French fry. → 好，搞掂。我哋捉到佢。
Okay, we're done. We got him. → BONASERA：唔係。
BONASERA: No. → 我哋只係證明到佢攞咗個枕頭。
We can only prove that he took the pillow. → 我哋要證明Tony Dirisa喺間公寓入面，
We need to put Tony Dirisa in that apartment → 仲要支槍喺佢手。
and put that gun in his hand. → （槍聲，Marina喘氣）
(gunshot, Marina gasps) → 啱啱發生咩事？
What the hell just happened? → （嘆氣）
(sighs) → 嘩！
Whoa! → 我唔鍾意呢個身體語言。
I'm not liking the body language. → （嘆氣）
(sighs) → Sid從Marina Garito體內取出嘅子彈
The bullet that Sid extracted → 肯定係呢支槍射出嚟。
from Marina Garito is definitely from this gun. → 同37分局喺佢公寓搵到嘅
It's the same gun that the guys from → 係同一支槍。
the 37th recovered from her apartment. → 但係同Dirisa冇關連？
But no connection to Dirisa? → 冇。我本來想將槍上嘅DNA
No. I was hoping to match the DNA on the weapon → 同Dirisa喺泳池留低嘅血比對。
to Dirisa's blood collected from the pool. → 但係支槍俾人抹得好乾淨。
But it was wiped down pretty good. → 不過，我喺子彈嘅膛線
I did, however, get → 搵到跨案件嘅比對。
a case-to-case hit on the bullet's striae. → 呢支槍一星期前
This gun was used a week ago → 用嚟打劫雜貨舖，牆上搵到粒彈頭。
in a bodega robbery, and a bullet was pulled from the wall. → 佢哋有冇槍手嘅描述？
They get a description of the shooter? → 亞裔美國男性，17到20歲。
Asian-American male between the age of 17 to 20. → 即係一個細路打劫雜貨舖，然後賣咗或者掉咗支槍，
So a kid robs a bodega, and then sold or discarded the gun, → 跟住Tony Dirisa唔知點樣攞到支槍？
and somehow Tony Dirisa ended up with it?
Mm-hmm. Now, look, I know this is kind of a long shot, → 嗯哼。喂，我知呢個機會好渺茫，
but I can chase this, boss, okay? → 但我可以追落去，老細，好唔好？
We get the surveillance footage from the bodega, → 我哋攞到雜貨舖嘅閉路電視片段，
hopefully ID the kid, he gets a little nervous → 希望認到個細路，佢會開始緊張，
'cause he now thinks he's connected to a gun → 因為佢覺得自己同支槍有關，
that just killed a woman, → 支槍啱啱殺咗個女人，
he flips, we ID the guy that he just sold the gun to. → 佢會爆料，我哋就認到佢賣槍俾邊個。
Well, if it's Tony Dirisa, great. → 如果係Tony Dirisa，咁就正。
If it's not, you're chasing every place → 如果唔係，你就要追查
the gun's been in the last week. → 過去一個禮拜支槍去過嘅所有地方。
Could be three people, could be 20. → 可能得三個人，可能二十個。
I think we're running out of time, Adam. → 我覺得我哋冇時間啦，Adam。
Dirisa's gotta be nervous. → Dirisa一定好緊張。
He knows we know it's him. → 佢知道我哋知道係佢。
The next logical step would be → 下一步好合理就係
to get out of town, and we got to find him before he does. → 離開呢個城市，我哋要喺佢走之前搵到佢。
Lindsay Messer! → Lindsay Messer！
I need a witness. → 我要個證人。
What is this? → 呢個係咩嚟？
Uh... a swatch of fabric. → 呃...一塊布料樣本。
I saw those in Marina's apartment. → 我喺Marina嘅公寓見過呢啲。
She as a designer for her stepfather's textile company. → 佢係佢繼父紡織公司嘅設計師。
Right. Looks normal, yeah? → 係。睇落好正常，係咪？
Yeah. → 係。
Does it feel normal? → 摸落正常嗎？
Yes. → 正常。
Yes. All right. → 好。得啦。
Well, now grab the other end with these. → 咁而家用呢啲夾住另一邊。
Okay, you ready? → 好，準備好未？
What are we doing? → 我哋做緊咩？
Just give it a second. → 等一陣就得。
And boom. → 然後嘭一聲。
What the hell was that? → 啱啱係咩嚟？
The answer. → 答案囉。
Marina's hand was clenched around this piece of fabric. → Marina隻手揸住呢塊布料。
It's imported from Italy to one specific → 呢塊布由意大利入口，
textile distributor here in the city, → 只係俾呢個城市一間紡織分銷商，
Dirisa Textile. → Dirisa紡織。
Okay, you guys are gonna have to get to the razzle-dazzle part → 好啦，你哋要講到精彩嘅部分，
'cause I'm not seeing anything we can make an arrest on. → 因為我睇唔到有咩可以拉人。
It's memory textile. → 呢個係記憶布料。
External stimulus, like temperature, → 外部刺激，好似溫度咁，
cause the fabric to change shape. → 會令布料改變形狀。
DANNY: And it first reacted to the heat from the light table. → DANNY：而佢第一次對光枱嘅熱力有反應。
It's made out of equal parts nickel and titanium. → 佢由等量嘅鎳同鈦製成。
Nitinol, → 鎳鈦合金，
which is an alloy known for its unique properties → 呢種合金以獨特嘅特性聞名，
of super elasticity and shape memory. → 超彈性同形狀記憶。
And Hawke said that Sid found a rash on Marina's hand. → 而Hawke話Sid喺Marina手上發現皮疹。
It was an allergic reaction to nickel. → 係對鎳嘅過敏反應。
It's from this swatch of fabric. → 嚟自呢塊布料樣本。
But Marina wasn't holding anything at the scene → 但Marina喺現場或者醫院
or at the hospital. → 都冇揸住任何嘢。
Yes, she was, → 有，佢有，
they just didn't see it because Marina's body temperature → 只係佢哋睇唔到，因為Marina嘅體溫
warmed the swatch and it retracted. → 令布料變暖而縮返入去。
It was hidden under the folds of her fingers. → 佢藏喺佢手指嘅摺痕入面。
Postmortem, her body temperature → 死後，佢嘅體溫
significantly dropped, → 大幅下降，
causing the fabric to uncoil, flatten → 令布料鬆開、變平，
and easily slip through her fingers. → 好容易就從佢手指間滑走。
Probably in the ambulance or in the gurney, → 可能喺救護車或者擔架上面，
which is why it was included in the collection of her clothes. → 所以先會同佢啲衫一齊收集。
So Marina clenched this fabric in her fist → 所以Marina將呢塊布揸喺拳頭入面，
because she knew she held the clue to her killer's identity. → 因為佢知道自己揸住兇手身份嘅線索。
MARINA: Tony married my mom when we were five. → MARINA：Tony喺我哋五歲嗰年娶咗我媽。
He loved her a lot. → 佢好愛佢。
But you could tell that kids were a big adjustment. → 但你可以睇得出細路仔係個大挑戰。
YOUNG MARINA: Ready or not, here I come. → 細個MARINA：準備好未，我嚟啦。
How many times I got to tell you to put that bike away. → 我講過幾多次叫你收好架單車。
MARINA: He tried really hard. → MARINA：佢真係好努力。
He took care of me. → 佢照顧我。
He and Luke... → 佢同Luke...
it was tough for them. → 對佢哋嚟講好難。
I... I don't think he meant to do it. → 我...我唔覺得佢係故意嘅。
You're not my dad! → 你唔係我老竇！
Get over here. → 過嚟。
Let me go! → 放開我！
Get over here. → 過嚟。
Let me go! → 放開我！
Let go! → 放開！
Not your father, huh? → 唔係你老竇，係咪？
Stop it! → 停手！
My arm! Ah! → 我隻手！啊！
(thudding) → （撞擊聲）
Oh, Luke. Luke, I'm sorry. Luke? → 噢，Luke。Luke，對唔住。Luke？
MARINA (voice breaking): I stayed in there for a while, → MARINA（聲音哽咽）：我喺嗰度留咗一陣，
hoping this-this isn't real, → 希望呢個...呢個唔係真嘅，
and I was wondering → 我喺度諗
who's going to take care of me. → 邊個會照顧我。
(sobbing): What will happen to me if I tell the truth? → （哭泣）：如果我講真話，我會點？
And would my mom love me anymore → 如果佢哋兩個都走咗，
if they both went away? → 我媽仲會唔會愛我？
No one asked me what happened. → 冇人問過我發生咩事。
So I just forgot. → 所以我淨係忘記咗。
What's going on? → 發生咩事？
One of Flack's CI's just got an emergency request → Flack嘅一個線人啱啱收到緊急要求，
for some forged documents-- passport and ID. → 要整啲假文件——護照同身份證。
Sounds like Tony Dirisa's getting out of town. → 聽落似Tony Dirisa準備走佬。
Yep. And Flack and I are going to go help him through security. → 係。而Flack同我會去幫佢過安檢。
(sighs) → （嘆氣）
MARINA: "Detective Bonasera, → MARINA：「Bonasera探員，
"I want to thank you for all that you've done → 我想多謝你一直以嚟
"in trying to help me find my brother. → 幫我搵我細佬。
"Finally, I can put this all to rest now. → 終於，我可以放下呢件事。
"I know what happened. → 我知發生咩事。
"I know who did it. → 我知係邊個做嘅。
I knew all along." → 我一直都知。」
Repressed memory-- that's what they call it. → 壓抑記憶——佢哋係咁叫。
I was in college → 我讀大學嗰陣，
and someone asked me about my missing brother. → 有人問起我失蹤嘅細佬。
And he said why had nothing been done. → 佢話點解乜都冇做過。
So I got angry, → 所以我好嬲，
and I started to ask my own questions. → 開始自己問問題。
Talked to investigators, → 同調查員傾過，
looked for answers. → 搵答案。
Two weeks ago... → 兩個禮拜前...
I went back there. → 我返咗去嗰度。
Back to the house where we lived. → 返去我哋以前住嘅屋。
And I remembered it all. → 而我記返晒所有嘢。
Is this where you pointed the gun → 你係咪喺呢度用支槍指住佢，
right before you shot her, huh? → 然後開槍射佢，係咪？
Or was it here? → 定係呢度？
Hey, let go of me. → 喂，放開我。
Or was it here? → 定係呢度？
Hey, let go of me. → 喂，放開我。
Take it easy, Mr. Dirisa, all right? → 放鬆啲，Dirisa先生，好唔好？
You've got the right to remain silent. → 你有權保持緘默。
It was an accident. You got to believe me. → 係意外。你要信我。
What happened? → 發生咩事？
Pillow got in the way and the gun accidentally went off? → 枕頭阻住咗，支槍意外走火？
You've got the right to an attorney. → 你有權請律師。
Want to hear this now or on the ride over? → 想而家聽定係車上聽？
If you cannot find an attorney... → 如果你搵唔到律師...
(indistinct radio transmissions) → （模糊嘅無線電通訊）
All by herself, she figured it out. → 佢自己一個就諗通咗。
The timeline, the conflicting witness accounts, → 時間線、矛盾嘅證人供詞、
the-the ice cream truck that never existed. → 嗰架根本唔存在嘅雪糕車。
She confided in you. → 佢同你講晒。
Told you everything she knew every step of the way. → 每一步都話俾你知佢知啲咩。
TONY: We both wanted answers. → TONY：我哋都想搵答案。
BONASERA: Oh, sure you did. → BONASERA：哦，梗係啦。
Only you wanted to know what she knew. → 只係你想知佢知啲咩。
How close Marina was getting to learning the truth. → Marina有幾接近真相。
I would never do anything to hurt Marina. → 我永遠唔會傷害Marina。
You panicked. → 你驚慌失措。
Just like you did when you killed Luke. → 同你殺Luke嗰陣一樣。
Did she look at you differently, Tony? → 佢睇你嘅眼神唔同咗，Tony？
Is that what it was? → 係咪咁？
I didn't kill her. → 我冇殺佢。
Yes, you did. → 你有。
Only what you didn't know, what we all didn't know, → 只係你唔知，我哋所有人都唔知，
was that Marina had ended her commitment to search for Luke. → Marina已經放棄咗搵Luke。
She was finally letting it all go. → 佢終於放低晒。
She was letting you go. → 佢放過你。
The e-mail to her friends → 俾朋友嘅電郵
was mistaken as a suicide note only because she was found dead. → 被誤會成遺書，只係因為佢死咗。
Listen to her words. → 聽吓佢講咩。
"It's time I end it all. → 「係時候結束一切。
BONASERA & MARINA: "Free myself. → BONASERA & MARINA：「解放自己。
"And this is the only way I know how. → 而我淨係識呢個方法。
MARINA: "Leaving here is my only option. → MARINA：「離開呢度係我唯一選擇。
BONASERA & MARINA: Tony, we're both free." → BONASERA & MARINA：Tony，我哋都自由啦。」
She knew it was you. → 佢知道係你。
You panicked for nothing. → 你白驚一場。
You killed her for nothing. → 你為咗冇嘢殺咗佢。
She was letting you go. → 佢放過你。
Hey, Sid. → 喂，Sid。
Hey. → 喂。
I'm sorry. → 對唔住。
No, you were right. → 唔，你啱。
And I got defensive because I thought, what if she's right? → 而我防衛心重，因為我諗，如果佢啱呢？
(chuckles) → （輕笑）
It reminds me that → 呢件事提醒我
I may be a little off my game. → 我可能狀態有啲唔好。
I'm getting old. → 我老啦。
Uh-uh. → 唔係。
You are wise, my friend. → 你係有智慧，我嘅朋友。
(chuckles): If only. → （輕笑）：但願係咁。
I got a letter in the mail today from Marina. → 我今日收到Marina寄嚟嘅信。
Yeah? → 係咩？
Said she was moving to Boston. → 話佢搬去波士頓。
Mr. Brennan? → Brennan先生？
MAN (over phone): Yeah. Who is this? → 男人（電話中）：係。邊位？
Hey, it's Detective Don Flack. → 喂，係Don Flack探員。
How you doing? → 你好嗎？
I'm fine. What can I help you with? → 我幾好。有咩可以幫你？
Well, I was hoping that you and I could get together. → 嗯，我希望你可以同我見吓面。
You know something about my wife? → 你知道我老婆嘅事？
No, sir, I don't have any answers, → 唔，先生，我冇答案，
but I'm sure as hell hoping that you and I can find some. → 但我好希望你同我可以搵到啲答案。
Really? Wow, Detective, it has been a long time. → 真係？嘩，探員，好耐冇見啦。
Yeah, it has been a long time. → 係，好耐冇見啦。
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MARINA: Three years after the day it all happened, → MARINA：件事發生咗三年之後，
I was 11... → 我11歲...
and I remember coming home → 我記得返到屋企，
thinking that he's here. → 諗住佢喺度。
He's back. → 佢返咗嚟。
He's here. → 佢喺度。
Luke. → Luke。
I was sure he was hiding in our secret place. → 我仲以為佢匿咗喺我哋個秘密基地。
YOUNG MARINA: Ready or not, here I come. → 年輕MARINA：準備好未？我嚟搵你喇。
But he wasn't. → 但係佢唔喺度。
And I remembered him telling me → 我記得佢同我講過
that one day he's going to hide in a place → 有一日佢會匿喺一個
that I would never find him. → 我永遠都搵唔到佢嘅地方。
But I did. I did find him. → 但我搵到。我真係搵到佢。
Captioning sponsored by CBS → 字幕由CBS贊助
CSI NY PRODUCTIONS → CSI NY製作
and TOYOTA. Moving Forward. → 同TOYOTA。邁步向前。
Captioned by Media Access Group at WGBH access.wgbh.org → 字幕由WGBH媒體存取組製作 access.wgbh.org