Hey. Good morning. → 喂，早晨。
Uh, good morning. → 呃，早晨。
You ready? Yeah. → 準備好未？係。
(laughs) → （笑）
Whoa. → 嘩。
Wow. (chuckles) → 嘩。（輕笑）
MAN: Hey! → 男人：喂！
You're dragging something under the truck! → 你車底拖住啲嘢呀！
Hey, under your truck! → 喂，你架車下面！
(moans) → （呻吟聲）
(screams) → （尖叫聲）
(grunts) → （低吼聲）
(both cry out) → （兩人同時叫喊）
(low crowd chatter) → （人群低聲交談）
Two kids skating home from a party → 兩個細路由派對踩滑板返屋企
that went into the early morning found the body. → 踩到凌晨就發現咗屍體。
Or what's left of it. → 或者應該話係屍體嘅殘骸。
Lindsey Messer, meet John Doe. → Lindsey Messer，呢位係John Doe。
You know, most people spend their Monday → 你知啦，大多數人星期一
catching up on their coworkers weekend → 都係一邊嘆杯靚咖啡
over a nice cup of coffee. → 一邊聽同事講吓週末做咗啲乜。
We're not most people. → 我哋就唔係普通人囉。
And as for my weekend, you're not missing much. → 至於我個週末，你冇錯過啲乜嘢。
Odd place to dump a body. → 揀呢個位棄屍都幾奇怪。
Well, maybe it was convenient. → 可能係就手啫。
This neighborhood's pretty quiet at night. → 呢頭夜晚都幾靜。
You got the Hudson right over there. → Hudson河就喺嗰邊。
Why not just dump it in the river? → 點解唔直接掉落河？
(cell phone chiming) → （手機鈴聲）
It's Danny. → 係Danny。
"What has two arms, no legs, → 「有兩隻手，冇腳，
no body and no head?" → 冇身冇頭，係乜嘢？」
(phone chiming) → （手機鈴聲）
"My crime scene." → 「我嘅案發現場。」
If Danny's got the arms... → 如果Danny搵到對手...
FLACK: Then where's the rest of him? → FLACK：咁其餘部分喺邊？
Looks like you got the same call. What do we have? → 似乎你收到同一個call。我哋有咩料？
Eh, just got here. → 啱啱先到。
Waiting to see what surfaces. → 等緊睇下有咩浮出嚟。
(cell phone chiming) → （手機鈴聲）
(cell phone beeps) → （手機嗶一聲）
DANVILLE: Seems we're finding our victim in pieces. → DANVILLE：似乎我哋嘅死者係被分屍。
But it looks like our case just came together. → 但係睇嚟我哋個案而家齊料喇。
♪ Out here in the fields ♪ → ♪ 喺呢片田野 ♪
♪ I fight for my meals ♪ → ♪ 我要為三餐打拼 ♪
♪ I get my back into my living ♪ → ♪ 我出盡力去生活 ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ → ♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
Our John Doe is a white male, obviously, mid-50s. → 我哋嘅John Doe係個白人男性，明顯係，大概五十幾歲。
Based on the liver temp taken at the scene, I'd say → 根據現場嘅肝臟溫度，我估計
you're looking at a time of death between → 死亡時間係
9:00 and 10:00 last night. → 尋晚九點到十點之間。
Abrasions on his chest are consistent with → 佢胸口嘅擦傷同
being dragged beneath the van. → 被拖過車底嘅痕跡吻合。
There's nothing to suggest → 冇跡象顯示
prolonged contact with the streets, so I'm guessing → 同路面有長時間接觸，所以我估
he wasn't dragged far. → 佢冇俾人拖好遠。
But on the back... → 但係背脊...
There. → 呢度。
TAYLOR: Linear bruising pattern. → TAYLOR：線狀瘀傷圖案。
He could have fallen or been repeatedly → 佢可能係跌低，或者係俾人
pushed hard against something with a straight edge. → 不斷用力推向有直邊嘅嘢。
Degree and color suggest the bruising is recent, too. → 程度同顏色都顯示瘀傷係最近形成。
Why dismember someone → 點解要肢解一個人
and leave the parts out in such public places? → 然後將啲部分擺喺咁公開嘅地方？
Well, I think the perp wanted the parts to be found → 我覺得兇手係想啲部分俾人發現
and he wanted the public to see it. → 同埋想公眾見到。
Hmm. → 嗯。
Any idea what tool may have been used? → 知唔知用咗咩工具？
There's a slight discoloration on the... the bone. → 骨頭上面有少少變色。
Friction from a power saw... → 電鋸嘅摩擦...
will cause burn marks on wood. → 會喺木頭上面留低燒焦痕跡。
Same rule applies to bone. → 骨頭都係同一道理。
Based on the burns and the cut, → 根據燒焦痕跡同切口，
I suggest you're looking at some type of circular saw. → 我建議你哋搵緊嘅係某種圓鋸。
And given the lack of hemorrhaging in the wounds, → 考慮到傷口冇出血，
it's clear the sawing was done postmortem. → 好明顯鋸嘅時候已經死咗。
What about COD? → 死因呢？
Nothing yet. → 未有。
Still waiting for tox to come back. → 等緊毒理報告返。
Well, I'm guessing the answer lies with the missing piece. → 我估答案喺失蹤嘅部分度。
DANNY: So, who's that? → DANNY：咁邊個嚟㗎？
That is our John Doe. → 呢個就係我哋嘅John Doe。
Michael Byrne, 55 years old. He got a record? → Michael Byrne，55歲。佢有冇案底？
FLACK: Ran the prints off the ten card through AFIS. → FLACK：用AFIS查過十指指紋卡。
Turns out Byrne was arrested one time in 1973 → 發現Byrne喺1973年俾人拉過一次
for misdemeanor assault. He was 16 years old. → 係普通襲擊罪。佢當時16歲。
He got busted with some small-time crew → 佢同幾個小混混一齊俾人拉
for beating up a mechanic → 因為打咗個技工
who was hassling his father over a late payment. → 個技工因為遲交數而煩住佢老豆。
So, he's a family man. → 所以，佢係個顧家嘅人。
Anything since? → 之後仲有冇？
Nope. According to his financials, → 冇。根據佢嘅財務記錄，
he's lived at 48th and 9th his whole life. → 佢成世都住喺48街同9街交界。
That's Hell's Kitchen, I mean, yuppie central now, → 即係Hell's Kitchen，而家係中產區，
but back then, it couldn't have been too easy. → 但係以前，嗰度都幾難捱。
Irish kid growing up there in the '60s and '70s? → 一個愛爾蘭細路喺六七十年代喺嗰度大？
You're looking at a 90% chance of ending up → 有九成機會最終會變成
a priest, a cop or a gangster. → 神父、警察或者黑幫。
Take a guess what most ended up as? → 你估吓大多數人變咗做咩？
Well, of course, priests. → 梗係神父啦。
Not quite. → 差唔多。
But they did take cash, → 但係佢哋一樣收錢、
confessions, and have their own form of catechism. → 聽告解，仲有自己嘅教義問答。
What about our boy Byrne? Exception to the rule. → 我哋嘅Byrne呢？例外。
He has a little bodega over on 51st near 10th. → 佢喺51街近10街有間小雜貨店。
You wanna take a ride? Yeah. → 想唔想去睇吓？好。
Hey, did you find anything? → 喂，你有冇搵到啲嘢？
Yeah, I did find this on the sweater. → 有，我喺件冷衫上面搵到呢樣嘢。
Is that a trash bag fragment? Yeah. → 係垃圾袋碎片？係。
So maybe our torso was originally → 所以可能個軀幹原本係
dumped near a trash pick up. → 掉喺垃圾收集點附近。
So the van runs over our torso and a trash bag, → 咁架貨車轆過個軀幹同一個垃圾袋，
the vic's sweater gets caught in the undercarriage of the van, → 死者件冷衫卡咗喺貨車底盤，
and when the van takes off... → 當架貨車開走...
It takes the torso and the trash bag with it. → 就帶走咗個軀幹同個垃圾袋。
Thus, the torso is moved from the original dump site. → 所以個軀幹就由原本棄置點被移動咗。
And given the possibility → 考慮到
that our perp placed these parts strategically, → 兇手可能係有策略咁擺放呢啲部分，
then it would be good for us to know → 咁我哋最好知道
where the torso was originally. → 個軀幹原本喺邊。
(bell jingles) → （鈴鐺聲）
WOMAN: Can I help you? → 女人：有咩可以幫到你？
Michael Byrne's daughter? → Michael Byrne個女？
That depends who's asking. → 睇吓邊個問先。
Cops. You must be here about the power. → 警察。你哋一定係嚟睇電力問題。
Yeah, my dad worked yesterday, but he didn't call anybody, → 係，我老豆琴日有返工，但係佢冇打俾任何人，
so I'm assuming it's been out sometime since then. → 所以我估應該係之後停咗電。
Any other employees? → 仲有冇其他員工？
No, just Dad and I. → 冇，得老豆同我。
Where's your fuse box? → 你個電箱喺邊？
It's around the side. Around the side. → 喺側邊。側邊。
I'm going to go check that out. → 我去睇吓。
(bell jingles) → （鈴鐺聲）
Miss, when was the last time you spoke with your father? → 小姐，你最後一次同你老豆講嘢係幾時？
It's Molly. Um... → 叫我Molly。呃...
did something happen? → 係咪發生咗啲事？
Molly, I am so sorry for your loss. → Molly，好遺憾你嘅損失。
Do you know anyone who would want to hurt your father? → 你知唔知有邊個想傷害你老豆？
No. → 唔知。
No, he was a good man. → 唔知，佢係個好人。
He was tough as nails. → 佢硬淨到好似鐵釘咁。
A little surly. → 有啲暴躁。
(chuckles) → （輕笑）
But he was good. → 但係佢係好人。
He kept asking me to come over for dinner → 佢呢幾個星期成日叫我過嚟食飯
the last couple of weeks, and I never went. → 但我一直都冇去。
I was just too busy. → 我太忙喇。
All of those reasons not to go seem so silly now. → 而家諗返所有唔去嘅理由都覺得好傻。
I just hope he knew how much I loved him. → 我只係希望佢知道我幾咁愛佢。
He knew. → 佢知道㗎。
(sighs) → （嘆氣）
(thumping) → （撞擊聲）
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
What the hell happened down there? → 下面發生咩事？
This is where he was chopped up. → 呢度就係佢俾人斬件嘅地方。
(siren chirps) → （警笛聲）
MAN: Hey, that's it? → 男人：喂，就咁咋？
You guys ain't gonna do nothin'? → 你哋唔做啲嘢？
Hey, I'm talking to you! → 喂，我同你講緊嘢呀！
Whoever did this better pray you guys find him before we do. → 做呢件事嘅人最好祈禱你哋喺我哋之前搵到佢。
Or what? → 否則點？
Yeah, that's what I thought. → 係囉，我諗都係。
Blood in the stockroom came back as a match to our vic. → 貨倉嘅血跡證實同死者吻合。
So our perp kills Byrne, → 所以兇手殺咗Byrne，
dismembers him in the stockroom, cleans up the mess, → 喺貨倉肢解佢，清理現場，
then dumps the body parts in places where they'll be found. → 然後將屍塊掉去會俾人發現嘅地方。
Right, I mean, why clean up the crime scene → 係囉，點解要清理案發現場
and then turn around and make it known? → 然後又特登俾人知？
Doesn't make sense. → 唔合理。
Our perp washes up the crime scene → 兇手清洗案發現場
not as a means of concealing the murder → 唔係為咗隱瞞謀殺
but as a means of concealing himself. → 而係為咗隱瞞自己。
Still doesn't explain why the perp → 但係都解釋唔到點解兇手
left everything to be found except the vic's head. → 所有嘢都留低俾人發現，唯獨係死者個頭。
What do we have? → 有咩發現？
Residue from the trash bag we found on the torso → 喺軀幹上搵到嘅垃圾袋殘留物
contained melanin → 含有黑色素
and high levels of glutamic acid. → 同高濃度嘅穀氨酸。
Cephalopod ink. → 頭足類動物嘅墨汁。
Specifically, Sepia officinalis. → 準確嚟講，係Sepia officinalis。
Cuttlefish. → 墨魚。
"Sepia" because of → 「Sepia」係因為
the dark brown ink it releases. → 佢釋放出嚟嘅深啡色墨汁。
So where does that get us? → 咁呢個線索帶我哋去邊？
It gets us to... the Atlantic Wharf. → 帶我哋去... Atlantic Wharf。
It's a restaurant that specializes → 係一間專門
in homemade pasta served with cuttlefish ink. → 用墨魚汁做手工意粉嘅餐廳。
But because it takes so long to extract the ink by hand, → 但係因為人手提取墨汁需時好耐，
they only serve it once a week. But... → 佢哋一個星期只係供應一次。但係...
the ink sacs wind up in the trash every day. → 墨囊每日都會掉去垃圾。
It can't be the only restaurant in New York that does this. → 紐約唔止呢間餐廳咁做掛？
It's not, but it's the only one that's on our van's delivery route. → 係唔止，但係得呢間喺我哋架貨車嘅送貨路線上面。
This is the van's delivery route. → 呢個係貨車嘅送貨路線。
They make the same stops every day. → 佢哋每日都停同一啲站。
Both driver and passenger swear → 司機同乘客都發誓
that they didn't deviate from this route. → 佢哋冇偏離過呢條路線。
Which puts them in front of the Atlantic Wharf where, exactly? → 咁即係佢哋幾點會經過Atlantic Wharf前面？
Up on 8th → 喺8街
near Columbus Circle. → 近Columbus Circle。
Now, the young lady found the arms → 而家，個後生女仔喺34街同8街交界
at 34th and 8th. → 搵到對手
And the legs were found down by the Hudson on... → 而對腳就喺哈德遜河邊
12th and 34th. → 12街同34街交界搵到
8th to 12th. → 8街到12街
34th to 59th. → 34街到59街
59th and 12th. → 59街同12街
It's the corners. → 係四個角落頭
TAYLOR: Jo! → TAYLOR: Jo！
Yeah. → 係。
Blood trail. → 血跡。
Someone killed Byrne, → 有人殺咗Byrne，
and used his body to mark their territory. → 用佢嘅屍體嚟劃地盤。
But why these four corners? → 但點解係呢四個角落頭？
They're the four corners of Hell's Kitchen. → 呢啲係Hell's Kitchen嘅四個角落頭。
(rats squeaking) Oh, Lord. → （老鼠吱吱聲）天啊。
We have our COD? → 我哋搵到死因未？
Eh. Gunshot wound to the head. → 嗯。頭部中槍。
(gunshot) Shot from behind. → （槍聲）從後面射嘅。
He was executed. → 佢係俾人處決嘅。
Shooter used → 槍手用咗
a hollow-point bullet. → 空心彈。
Maximum damage → 對身體造成最大傷害
to the body because it mushrooms upon impact. → 因為佢一撞擊就會擴張。
Mm-hmm. → 嗯哼。
But I sense somehow you haven't told me → 但我覺得你仲未話俾我聽
the most interesting part. → 最有趣嘅部分。
What if I could give you a name? → 如果我話俾你聽有個名呢？
We already ID'd the vic. Not the vic, the perp. → 我哋已經確認咗死者身份。唔係死者，係兇手。
Okay, I'll bite. → 好，我聽你講。
As you well know, criminals sometimes leave → 你都知道，罪犯有時會留低
a calling card as a means of taking credit → 一張名片嚟認領
for their handiwork. It's not uncommon for a criminal → 自己嘅傑作。罪犯喺犯罪現場
to leave their signature → 留低自己嘅簽名
on a crime scene, even unconsciously. → 都唔係咩罕見事，甚至係無意識嘅。
What if they left their signature on the vic? → 如果佢哋喺死者身上留低簽名呢？
Their actual signature. → 佢哋嘅真實簽名。
Hey, I was unable → 喂，我冇辦法
to extract any usable DNA → 從Danny喺犯罪現場
from that cigarette that Danny found → 渠入面搵到嗰支煙
in the drain at the crime scene. But... → 提取到可用嘅DNA。但係……
he did find an impression in the dust. → 佢喺塵埃入面搵到一個印。
It looks like it could have been → 睇落好似
a case sitting on top of that safe. Possibly used → 有個箱擺喺個保險箱上面。可能係用嚟
to transport the circular saw our perp used. → 運送兇手用嘅電鋸。
DANVILLE: He also found a chunk of plaster next to the safe. → DANVILLE: 佢仲喺保險箱隔籬搵到一塊灰泥。
TAYLOR: Could've dislodged from the saw. → TAYLOR: 可能係從鋸上面跌出嚟。
DANVILLE: I processed it and found → DANVILLE: 我處理咗佢，發現
a little bitty piece of linen paper stuck to it. → 上面黐住一小片亞麻紙。
TAYLOR: Money? Yes. → TAYLOR: 錢？係。
Also had blood in the plaster, → 灰泥入面仲有血，
which does not belong to our vic. → 唔係屬於我哋死者嘅。
Ran it through CODIS, but I didn't get a hit. → 喺CODIS查過，但冇匹配。
So given what we know, we're looking for someone → 所以根據我哋所知，我哋要搵嘅人
who used a heavy-duty power saw → 用咗重型電鋸
to dismember a body, but before they did that, → 嚟肢解屍體，但喺做呢件事之前，
they used it for something involving plaster, → 佢用嚟做咗啲涉及灰泥、
money and blood. Sounds ridiculous, → 錢同血嘅嘢。聽落好荒謬，
but it is Hell's Kitchen. → 但呢度係Hell's Kitchen。
Maybe a few decades ago, but not anymore. → 可能幾十年前係，但而家唔係喇。
Those four corners have been all but forgotten. → 嗰四個角落頭幾乎俾人遺忘晒。
It's not even called Hell's Kitchen anymore. → 甚至連Hell's Kitchen呢個名都冇人叫喇。
"Clinton" does have a nicer ring to it. → 「Clinton」聽落係好聽啲。
So why is the violence suddenly back? → 咁點解暴力突然返嚟？
Maybe it never really left. → 可能佢從來冇離開過。
ROSS: Uh, yeah, sorry → ROSS: 呃，係，唔好意思
for the whole arm-waving thing; I was just really excited. → 頭先手舞足蹈咁；我係太興奮啫。
I was able to reconstruct → 我成功還原咗
the signature that Sid found on the vic's face. → Sid喺死者面上搵到嘅簽名。
You have a name? → 你有個名？
Names tend to be exact. → 名通常都好準確。
I was able to reconstruct → 我成功還原咗
the signature just enough to get ten names → 個簽名，足夠喺紐約市數據庫
that match in the NYC database. → 搵到十個匹配嘅名。
Any have a record? A developer → 有冇人有案底？有個發展商
by the name of Dan Coleman. → 叫Dan Coleman。
He's got several harassment complaints lodged against him. → 佢有幾宗騷擾投訴。
What kind of harassment? → 咩類型嘅騷擾？
Uh, one claim from a lone holdout → 呃，有一宗係嚟自54街近10街
in an apartment on 54th near 10th. → 一個公寓嘅唯一釘子戶。
A guy claims that Dan and his goons broke pipes, → 有人話Dan同佢啲手下整爆水管、
tampered with phone lines, cut his power, → 搞亂電話線、斷佢電，
all in an attempt to get him to move out. → 全部係為咗逼佢搬走。
Just like Byrne's shop. Exactly. Okay, → 同Byrne間舖一樣。啱晒。好，
now, if this is Hell's Kitchen in 1970, → 而家，如果呢個係1970年嘅Hell's Kitchen，
as it moves into 1975, '80, → 去到1975年、80年、
'85 and so on, you'll see the change. → 85年咁，你會見到變化。
Anything that turns blue has been bought up, remodeled, → 任何變藍色嘅地方都俾人買起、翻新、
torn down or rebuilt. → 拆咗或者重建。
Corporate America moves in. → 美國企業進駐。
And the older generations, like Byrne, who were born and raised there, → 而好似Byrne呢啲喺度出世長大嘅老一代，
are driven out because they can't afford the soaring costs. Mm-hmm. → 因為負擔唔起飆升嘅成本而被逼走。嗯哼。
ROSS: The red "X" is Byrne's shop. → ROSS: 紅色交叉係Byrne間舖。
And the other X's are places → 其他交叉係
that have reported harassments from Coleman. → 有報告話俾Coleman騷擾過嘅地方。
Now, given Coleman's record, it's like → 根據Coleman嘅記錄，佢好似
he's doing the same thing to Byrne. → 對Byrne做緊同一樣嘢。
Refusing to sell to a rich and powerful man like Coleman → 拒絕賣俾Coleman呢啲有錢有勢嘅人
could put a big target on your back. → 可能會令你成為大目標。
Maybe he got tired of waiting. → 可能佢等唔切喇。
MAN: What the heck is going on → MAN: 48街嗰棟樓
with the building on 48th? → 搞咩鬼？
All right, no problem. Don't worry about it. → 好，冇問題。唔使擔心。
I'll send the inspector down in the morning. → 我聽朝會派督察落去。
Thank you, Janessa. Mm-hmm. → 多謝你，Janessa。嗯哼。
Little pleasure with your business? → 做生意順便搵啲樂趣？
Your point? Just that → 你想講咩？只係覺得
your line of morality seems a little blurry to me. → 你嘅道德界線對我嚟講有啲模糊。
Why don't we talk about Michael Byrne. → 不如我哋講吓Michael Byrne。
Who? → 邊個？
Maybe I should put this into language you understand. → 可能我應該用你明嘅語言講。
Little bodega near 51st and 10th? → 51街近10街間小雜貨舖？
Oh. That's a property that I've wanted → 哦。嗰個係我想要咗好耐
and made offers on for quite some time. → 同出過價嘅物業。
(chuckles): I've bought and rebuilt several buildings in that area. → （笑）我喺嗰區買咗同重建咗幾棟樓。
So you do know Michael Byrne? → 咁你識Michael Byrne？
Guess I've had a few interactions with him, yeah. → 同佢有過幾次交集，係。
He won't sell. → 佢唔肯賣。
Is that your signature, Mr. Coleman? → 呢個係你嘅簽名嗎，Coleman先生？
Yeah. My company, my name. → 係。我公司，我個名。
You want to tell me... → 你可唔可以話俾我聽……
why your signature wound up on a dead guy? → 點解你個簽名會喺一個死人身上？
What? → 咩話？
Michael Byrne was found murdered. → Michael Byrne俾人謀殺咗。
He was dismembered → 佢俾人肢解
and dumped at the four corners → 同棄屍喺Hell's Kitchen
of Hell's Kitchen-- seems to be → 嘅四個角落頭——似乎係
a territory you have a particular interest in. → 你特別有興趣嘅地盤。
Start talking. → 開始講。
I went to see him two days ago. → 我兩日前去見佢。
(power whirring to a stop) → （電鋸聲停）
(bell jingles) → （鈴聲）
Don't even think about it, Coleman. → 諗都唔好諗，Coleman。
How much you want, hmm? → 你想要幾多，嗯？
I told you before, this is my home, → 我之前講過，呢度係我屋企，
I'm not leaving. → 我唔會走。
Name your price, Byrne; you'll be able to buy ten homes. → 開個價，Byrne；你可以買十間屋。
Think about your kids. I am. → 諗吓你啲仔女。我喺度諗緊。
There isn't an amount → 你出幾多錢
you could offer that'd ever make me leave. → 都唔會令我離開。
Oh, just take the money. → 哦，收咗啲錢啦。
Get the hell off of my property! → 即刻離開我嘅地方！
(exhales) → （呼氣）
You wanted to drive the man from his home. → 你想逼佢離開屋企。
Wrong. I was offering him an escape. → 錯。我係俾佢一條出路。
Hopefully, his daughter → 希望佢個女
doesn't make the same mistake. → 唔會犯同樣嘅錯。
If she's smart, she'll sell. → 如果佢聰明，就會賣。
Is that a threat? → 呢個係威脅？
Not at all. → 絕對唔係。
But Byrne is one tough son of a bitch, → 但Byrne係個好硬頸嘅人，
and he was very much alive → 我離開嗰陣
when I left him. Care to provide a DNA sample? → 佢仲好生猛。你肯唔肯提供DNA樣本？
You can talk to my lawyers. → 你可以同我律師講。
(indistinct chatter) → （嘈雜聲）
Mac! → Mac！
Over here. → 呢邊。
(laughs): Hi. Hi. → （笑）嗨。嗨。
Hey, thanks for meeting me. → 喂，多謝你嚟見我。
I know you must be swamped, → 我知道你一定好忙，
but, um, I was in your neck of the woods. → 但，嗯，我啱好喺你附近。
Eh, of course. It's, uh, it's nice → 嗯，當然。出嚟
to get outside and get some sunshine. → 曬吓太陽都幾好。
Mac Taylor, you're an idiot. → Mac Taylor，你係個蠢材。
Why is that, exactly? → 點解咁講？
'Cause I'm a catch, and you're gonna lose me. → 因為我係筍盤，你會失去我。
I should have called, I know. → 我應該打電話嘅，我知道。
Besides work and the fact that I'm not very good at this... → 除咗工作同我唔擅長呢啲嘢……
Hey, it's not about the phone call. → 喂，唔關打電話事。
I-If you're not... ready for something → 如果你未準備好
or, um, work's too busy → 或者工作太忙
or your life's complicated or you're scared, → 或者生活太複雜或者你驚，
I get it. → 我明嘅。
(laughs): I mean, I'm scared, too. → （笑）我意思係，我都驚。
Look, um, when your brother dies in the line of duty, → 你睇，當你兄弟因公殉職，
the last guy you want to date is a cop. → 你最唔想約會嘅就係警察。
But I'm here and... → 但我喺度……
we kissed, and I guess I just want to know → 我哋錫過，我只係想知
if it felt right to you, too. → 你係咪都覺得啱感覺。
It did. → 係。
(laughs): Good. → （笑）好。
So, how about I make it up to you. → 咁，不如我補償你。
We'll go out to dinner tonight. → 我哋今晚去食飯。
I know this amazing restaurant with this incredible chef. → 我知道間好正嘅餐廳，有個好犀利嘅廚師。
Well, why don't you just come by the... → 嗯，不如你嚟……
(laughs): Oh! Cute. → （笑）哦！得意。
You mean me. → 你係話我。
(laughs) → （笑）
Uh, 9:00? → 呃，9點？
Sounds like a plan. → 聽落唔錯。
All right, I'll see you then. → 好，到時見。
Okay. → 好。
DANVILLE: It's not often we all gather for a ballistics report. → DANVILLE: 我哋好少齊人聽彈道報告。
DANNY: This murder is a lot bigger than we first thought. → DANNY: 呢單謀殺比最初諗嘅大好多。
You get a hit in IBIS? → 喺IBIS查到匹配？
I did. I got seven hits. → 查到。有七個匹配。
All unsolved, all in Hell's Kitchen, → 全部未破案，全部喺Hell's Kitchen，
all tied to the same gun used on Byrne. → 全部同一支用喺Byrne身上嘅槍有關。
We got three murders, two attempted → 有三單謀殺、兩單企圖謀殺
and two armed robberies where shots were fired. → 同兩單開槍嘅持械搶劫。
Look into anyone repeatedly brought in for questioning. → 查下邊個成日俾人帶返嚟問話。
Will do, but the kicker is, Mac, → 會照做，但關鍵係，Mac，
all the hits happened between 1971 and 1978. → 所有命案都係1971至1978年間發生。
Gun's been quiet ever since. → 支槍之後就一直冇再用過。
Chopped up body, → 碎屍，
four corners, gun from the past. → 四個角落，舊槍。
LINDSAY: You know, I've always been curious. → LINDSAY：其實我一直好想知。
Why's do they call this area Hell's Kitchen? → 點解呢度叫地獄廚房？
Well, the story goes, a veteran cop was watching a riot → 話說有個老差骨同佢個新仔一齊睇暴動，
with his rookie partner who said, → 個新仔話：
"This place is Hell itself." → 「呢度簡直係地獄。」
To which the veteran replied, → 個老差骨就答：
"Hell is a mild climate compared to this. → 「地獄同呢度比都算溫和。
This place is Hell's kitchen." → 呢度係地獄嘅廚房。」
DANNY: Mob presence has been there → DANNY：黑幫勢力喺度
since the early 1900s with the Gophers. → 早喺1900年代初期已經有，由Gophers開始。
Owney "The Killer" Madden back in the '30s. → 1930年代有Owney「殺手」Madden。
You had Mickey Spillane in the '60s. → 60年代有Mickey Spillane。
You got the Westies in the '70s. → 70年代有Westies。
Some of the ghosts are still there. → 有啲鬼魂仲喺度。
You can bury a body, but you can't bury the past. → 你可以埋咗條屍，但埋唔到過去。
We could be looking at a guy who recently got out of jail. → 我哋可能係睇緊個啱啱出冊嘅人。
Yeah, and there's a small portion → 係，仲有一小部分
of the old guard that's still there. → 舊派嘅人仲喺度。
Now, if they decide to take matters in their own hands... → 如果佢哋決定自己出手...
TAYLOR: Exactly. Let's look into some → TAYLOR：啱。查下啲
of the old crews: who's out, who's left. → 舊幫派：邊個出咗冊，邊個仲喺度。
So there hasn't been a hit on this gun since 1978, → 支槍自1978年之後就冇再用過，
so it could be in anybody's hands, → 所以可能喺任何人手上，
from an old hood to Coleman. → 由舊黑幫到Coleman都有可能。
DANVILLE: We still have Coleman on ice. → DANVILLE：Coleman仲喺拘留緊。
Flack's out interviewing complainants as we speak. → Flack而家正喺度訪問投訴人。
Either way, my fear is → 無論點，我擔心嘅係
somebody's trying to make a statement → 有人想搞個大龍鳳，
and Byrne is just the beginning. → Byrne只係個開始。
(explosion booming) → （爆炸聲）
(car alarms whooping) → （汽車防盜響）
(excited chattering) → （嘈雜聲）
FLACK: One second, I'm walking to my car. → FLACK：一秒前我仲行緊去我架車。
The next second, there's an explosion → 下一秒就爆炸，
and I'm on the ground. → 我成個人趴咗喺地。
Thank God you're okay. → 好彩你冇事。
Unfortunately, we can't say → 唔好彩嘅係，
the same thing for the driver of the van. → 架貨車嘅司機就冇咁好彩。
Fire department found this in the glove box. → 消防員喺手套箱搵到呢個。
His name's Alex Zorlov. → 佢叫Alex Zorlov。
He lives in Brooklyn. → 住布魯克林。
Works as a part-time driver for K & N. → 喺K & N做兼職司機。
Did a criminal history check. → 查過佢嘅犯罪紀錄。
Turns out he's a full-time lackey for the Russian Mob. → 原來佢係俄羅斯黑幫嘅全職嘍囉。
What were they delivering? → 佢哋送緊咩貨？
Cigarettes. → 香煙。
Any witnesses? → 有冇目擊者？
Yeah, tons, but none of them are willing to speak. → 有，好多，但冇人肯講嘢。
Bomb goes off in the middle of the afternoon → 下晝炸彈爆炸，
and no one sees a thing. → 冇人話見到任何嘢。
Historically, the relationship between cops → 歷史上，警察
and this neighborhood has been tenuous, → 同呢個社區嘅關係一向都麻麻，
to say the least. → 至少可以咁講。
You think this is connected to Byrne? → 你覺得同Byrne案有關？
Everything's circumstantial at this point, → 暫時全部都係間接證據，
but my gut says yes. → 但我直覺話係。
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
♪ I seen you go down to a cold mirror ♪ → ♪ 我見你喺冰冷嘅鏡前倒下 ♪
♪ It was never clearer in my era so ♪ → ♪ 我嘅時代從未如此清晰 ♪
♪ You lick a shine upon your forehead or ♪ → ♪ 你喺額頭上抹一抹光澤 ♪
♪ Check it by the signs in the corridor ♪ → ♪ 或者喺走廊嘅標誌確認 ♪
♪ You light my way through the club maze ♪ → ♪ 你照亮我穿過俱樂部迷宮 ♪
♪ We would struggle through the dub daze ♪ → ♪ 我哋喺混亂中掙扎 ♪
♪ I see myself in there upon my lover ♪ → ♪ 我喺愛人身上見到自己 ♪
♪ It's how you go down to the men's room sink ♪ → ♪ 你點樣落去男廁洗手盆 ♪
♪ Sad we talk of how madmen think ♪ → ♪ 可悲我哋談論瘋子點諗嘢 ♪
♪ I see myself in there upon my lover ♪ → ♪ 我喺愛人身上見到自己 ♪
♪ I don't know her from another miss ♪ → ♪ 我唔認得佢同其他女人 ♪
♪ I don't know you from another ♪ → ♪ 我唔認得你同其他人 ♪
♪ See me run, now you're gone ♪ → ♪ 見我跑，你已消失 ♪
♪ Dream on. ♪ → ♪ 繼續發夢。 ♪
Wait a second. No way. What? → 等等。冇可能。咩話？
This kid was outside the shop the day after the murder. → 呢個細路喺謀殺案後第二日喺舖頭出面。
A group of neighborhood kids were chirping, → 一群街坊細路喺度吹水，
saying they were going to get to Byrne's killer before we did. → 話會喺我哋之前搵到殺Byrne嘅人。
That's it? You guys ain't gonna do nothing? → 就係咁？你哋唔做嘢㗎？
Well, then, maybe if Kieran Reilly → 咁，如果Kieran Reilly
killed Zorlov, then Zorlov killed Byrne. → 殺咗Zorlov，咁Zorlov就殺咗Byrne。
Yeah, but why does a driver for the Mob → 係，但點解一個黑幫司機
want to take out a Hell's Kitchen shop owner? → 要殺一個地獄廚房嘅舖頭老闆？
Who's winning? → 邊個贏？
I'm going to go ahead and guess the other guy. → 我估係另一個。
Grab a stick if you want. → 你想嘅話可以拎支棍。
Ah, we're good. You don't look too surprised → 唔使喇。你見到我哋喺度
to see us here, though, huh? Why not? → 好似唔係好驚訝喎？點解呢？
Declan, where's Kieran? → Declan，Kieran喺邊？
No clue. → 唔知。
Come on. He works for you. → 唔好啦。佢幫你做嘢㗎。
You don't keep track of your employees? → 你唔睇住你啲伙記㗎？
He don't want to show up to work, who am I to stop him? → 佢唔想返工，我點阻止佢？
FLACK: I'm pretty sure they all know that if you want them → FLACK：我好肯定佢哋都知道如果你想佢哋
at work, you'd make damn sure that they're here. → 返工，你一定會確保佢哋喺度。
You mind? → 你唔介意？
Thought we were all getting along here, buddy. → 我以為我哋相處得幾好，老友。
How about Alex Zorlov? → 咁Alex Zorlov呢？
You want to tell us about him? → 你想唔想講下佢？
I don't know who that is. Yeah, you do. → 我唔知邊個係。你知㗎。
Why'd you guys go after him? → 你哋點解要追佢？
You think he killed Byrne. → 你覺得佢殺咗Byrne。
Why? → 點解？
Look, I told you everything I know. → 我已經講晒我知嘅嘢。
Stay, have a drink if you want. → 你想嘅話可以留低飲杯嘢。
If not, get the hell out of my bar. → 唔想嘅話就同我離開呢間酒吧。
CHRISTINE (over phone): Hey, you. → CHRISTINE（電話）：喂。
You were right. → 你啱。
About? → 關於咩？
I'm an idiot. → 我係個蠢材。
I have to cancel dinner tonight. → 今晚要取消晚餐。
Is everything okay? → 冇事嘛？
Yeah, but my case just blew up. → 冇事，但我單案爆咗。
Literally. → 真係爆。
I need to be here. → 我要留喺度。
Hope this doesn't put you out. → 希望冇影響到你。
Oh, no, don't be silly. → 唔會，傻啦。
I was just going to whip something up when you got here. → 我本來諗住你嚟到就整啲嘢食。
Um, we can do it another time. → 可以改次。
I'll make it up to you. → 我會補返俾你。
I-I get it. Um, I-I really do. → 我明。我真係明。
Okay. I'll call you later. → 好。遲啲打俾你。
I'm really sorry about this, Christine. → 真係好唔好意思，Christine。
Oh, okay. → 哦，好啦。
Get back to work. → 返去開工啦。
Adam, you do know this is a smoke-free facility. → Adam，你知唔知呢度係禁煙㗎？
(chuckles) I wouldn't dare to break the rules, boss. → （笑）我點敢犯規，老細。
So what's this got to do with our case? → 咁呢個同我哋單案有咩關係？
How much do you think a carton → 你覺得一箱香煙
of cigarettes goes for in the city? → 喺紐約市賣幾錢？
Last I heard, about $130. Not cheap, → 上次聽講大約130蚊。唔平，
so if you ain't got the cash, → 所以如果你冇錢，
you got to find a cheaper alternative. → 就要搵平啲嘅代替品。
What do I got here? → 我搵到咩？
Two packs of cigarettes. Mm-hmm. → 兩包香煙。嗯。
Now, when the fire department → 消防員
was putting out the delivery truck, → 救緊架貨車嘅時候，
the majority of the cargo got wet, → 大部分貨物濕咗，
and I noticed something. → 我發現咗啲嘢。
This is from a pack I bought downstairs. → 呢支係我喺樓下買嘅煙。
Nothing. → 冇嘢。
This is a cigarette from the van. → 呢支係貨車上面嘅煙。
TAYLOR: Three black lines. → TAYLOR：三條黑線。
Cheap glue. → 平價膠水。
Zorlov was delivering counterfeit cigarettes. → Zorlov送緊假煙。
Exactly. → 啱。
One of the most lucrative rackets in New York. → 紐約最賺錢嘅勾當之一。
More profitable than selling heroin or cocaine. → 比賣海洛英或可卡因更賺錢。
You make fake cigarettes for 60 bucks a carton, → 假煙成本60蚊一箱，
you sell them to a local shop for $90. → 賣俾本地舖頭90蚊。
They turn around and sell them for $110. → 佢哋轉手賣110蚊。
Impressive profit. → 利潤好可觀。
Product's in high demand, you can sell it → 產品需求大，可以
in the wide open and no one's the wiser. → 明目張膽咁賣，冇人會發現。
Which is why the local shop owners → 所以好似Byrne呢啲本地舖頭老闆
like Byrne are so important. → 咁重要。
They sell the fakes. → 佢哋賣假貨。
Without them, there's no racket. → 冇咗佢哋，就冇呢盤生意。
What about the cigarette we foundin the drain → 咁喺案發現場水渠
at the crime scene? ROSS: Ran it. → 搵到嘅煙呢？ ROSS：化驗咗。
Also counterfeit, but it's not → 都係假煙，但同Zorlov架貨車
a direct match to Zorlov's truck. → 嘅唔完全吻合。
Possibly a different supplier. → 可能係唔同供應商。
Similar unsavory elements like yak hair → 類似嘅唔好嘢，好似犛牛毛
and an unregulated amount of tar. → 同未受監管嘅焦油含量。
Used to stretch the tobacco. → 用嚟溝淡煙草。
But Byrne's cigarettes were legit. → 但Byrne賣嘅煙係真貨。
So maybe this has nothing to do with property. → 所以可能同地產無關。
And everything to do with territory. → 而係同地盤有關。
(siren wailing) → （警笛聲）
(door closes) → （關門聲）
You nervous, Kieran? → 你緊張呀，Kieran？
I'd be. → 我就會緊張。
Don't look at him. → 唔好望佢。
I want your eyes right here. → 我要你對眼望住呢度。
We have your print on the bomb that killed Alex Zorlov. → 我哋喺炸死Alex Zorlov嘅炸彈上搵到你嘅指紋。
You do understand that when I say, → 你明唔明我話
"We have your print," it means that there is → 「我哋有你嘅指紋」即係話
no "get out of jail free" card that works here. → 呢度冇「免死金牌」呢回事。
Your print on an explosive that killed a man → 你嘅指紋喺殺人炸彈上，
is a nail in your coffin. → 就係你嘅死證。
You killed Zorlov because you think he had → 你殺Zorlov因為你覺得佢
something to do with Michael Byrne's murder. → 同Michael Byrne謀殺案有關。
Look, Mr. Byrne was always good to me and my mom-- always. → Byrne先生一向對我同我阿媽好好，一向都係。
Sometimes, when she didn't have the cash, → 有時我阿媽冇錢，
he would let it slide just to help her out. → 佢會由得佢拖數，幫佢一把。
Single mom, two jobs, three kids. → 單親媽媽，兩份工，三個細路。
Sometimes she needed help. → 有時佢真係需要幫手。
So you can think whatever you want → 所以你點諗我
about me or where I come from, but I got a sense of loyalty. → 或者我嚟自邊度都得，但我有忠誠心。
I was raised with the understanding → 我細個就學識
that you don't go against someone → 唔可以對抗人
unless they go against you or one of your own. → 除非佢對抗你或者你嘅人。
So you killed a man → 所以你殺咗個人
based on some twisted sense of loyalty → 係基於你對Byrne同你社區
you had toward Byrne and your neighborhood. → 嘅扭曲忠誠。
My world has laws and a code, just like yours. → 我嘅世界有法律同規矩，同你一樣。
Break it, and you're done. → 整爛咗你就死梗㗎。
Who helped you with the bombing? → 邊個幫你搞單炸彈案㗎？
Declan Callahan and Fallon Green? → Declan Callahan同Fallon Green？
No one. → 冇人。
How'd you know Zorlov killed Byrne? → 你點知Zorlov殺咗Byrne㗎？
People talk. → 有人講㗎。
People talk about a lot of things. → 好多人講好多嘢㗎。
TAYLOR: Doesn't make it true. → TAYLOR：唔代表係真㗎。
People I trust. → 我信得過嘅人。
And did these trustworthy folk happen to mention why Zorlov → 咁呢啲信得過嘅人有冇講到點解Zorlov
killed Byrne? → 要殺Byrne呀？
Doesn't matter. → 唔重要。
All that matters is he did it. → 最緊要係佢做咗。
You hurt someone like that, expect to pay the price. → 你傷害嗰啲人，就要預咗要付出代價。
(chuckling): That's funny. → （笑）真係好笑。
I was just going to say the same thing to you. → 我啱啱都想同你講同一句嘢。
Hey, Jo? Yeah? → 喂，Jo？係？
Zorlov's not our guy. → Zorlov唔係我哋要搵嘅人。
Why do you think that? → 點解你咁諗？
Well, I was building a timeline → 我啱啱喺度整緊個時間線
for his whereabouts around TOD. → 睇佢喺死亡時間前後嘅行蹤。
Turns out he was in police custody. → 原來佢當時喺差館度。
Reason why we didn't notice it before → 點解我哋之前冇留意到
is that the arresting report → 係因為份拘捕報告
said he was booked three days ago. → 話佢三日之前已經落咗簿。
But it didn't say when he was released. → 但冇講佢幾時放咗出嚟。
Exactly. He was released around 3:00 p.m. → 啱晒。佢大約下午三點放咗出嚟，
the day Byrne was found. → 就係Byrne俾人發現嗰日。
There's no way he's our guy. → 佢絕對唔係我哋要搵嘅人。
Which means... → 即係話...
Kieran Reilly killed an innocent man. → Kieran Reilly殺咗一個無辜嘅人。
Who planted that seed? → 邊個播呢個種㗎？
I think I can answer that. → 我諗我可以答到呢個問題。
Danny sifted through all the IBIS hits → Danny篩晒所有IBIS嘅記錄，
and compiled a list of people → 整理咗一份名單，
who were brought in for questioning. → 係所有俾人帶返去問話嘅人。
And there was one name on the list → 名單上面有一個名
that kept coming up again and again. → 不停咁出現。
Declan Callahan. → Declan Callahan。
That's not possible. → 冇可能㗎。
As in Declan Callahan Sr. → 係指Declan Callahan Sr.。
Kieran's friend is Declan Jr. → Kieran個朋友係Declan Jr.。
Where is his father now? → 佢老竇而家喺邊？
He died in prison, so I'm thinking → 佢喺監獄死咗，所以我諗
that maybe his son inherited his gun. → 可能佢個仔繼承咗佢支槍。
But why would Declan want Byrne dead? → 但點解Declan要Byrne死呢？
I'm not sure, but I did do a little bit more digging, → 我唔肯定，但我再挖深啲，
and I found out that Declan was brought in → 發現Declan一個月前
on assault charges a month ago. → 因為襲擊罪俾人拉過。
An ex-employee named Sean Murphy claims that Declan assaulted him → 一個叫Sean Murphy嘅前員工話Declan襲擊佢，
with none other than a circular saw. → 用嘅正正係一把圓鋸。
(grunting) → （呻吟聲）
Do you think I'm stupid? → 你當我傻㗎？
Huh? → 吓？
Just how long you been stealing from me? → 你偷我嘢偷咗幾耐呀？
(muffled talking) → （含糊說話聲）
Put it down there. → 放喺嗰度。
(muffled screaming) → （含糊尖叫聲）
LINDSAY: Murphy said that Declan's buddies held down his arm → LINDSAY：Murphy話Declan啲兄弟㩒住佢隻手，
while Declan cut through his cast with a saw. → Declan就用鋸鋸斷佢嘅石膏。
Declan got away with it? → Declan就咁走得甩？
Well, Murphy changed his story, so the D.A. dropped the case, → Murphy後來改口供，所以檢察官撤銷咗案件，
but maybe if some of that plaster got lodged in the saw, → 但如果啲石膏碎黐咗喺把鋸度，
it came out at the crime scene, → 喺案發現場跌咗出嚟，
and that's what Danny found. → 咁Danny搵到嘅就係呢啲。
So, that potentially puts the saw at the crime scene, → 咁樣推測嘅話，把鋸有可能喺案發現場出現過，
but not Declan. → 但唔代表Declan喺度。
We're gonna have to go at this from a different angle → 我哋要從另一個角度入手，
because if that is his father's gun, → 因為如果嗰支真係佢老竇嘅槍，
he might not get rid of it. → 佢可能唔會掉咗佢。
No, no, that's not possible. → 唔得，冇可能㗎。
TAYLOR: Isn't it, though? → TAYLOR：真係冇可能咩？
You know Declan's cruelty. → 你知Declan有幾殘忍㗎。
You've seen it firsthand. → 你親眼見過㗎。
FLACK: The name Sean Murphy ring a bell? Kid's a liar. → FLACK：Sean Murphy呢個名有冇印象？嗰個細路講大話㗎。
You and both know that isn't true. → 你同我都知唔係真㗎。
Listen, the only way you help yourself right now → 聽住，你而家想幫自己，
is if you tell us everything you know. → 唯一方法就係將你知道嘅嘢全部講出嚟。
Admit it, Declan told you → 認啦，Declan同你講
that Zorlov and the Russians killed Byrne. → Zorlov同啲俄羅斯人殺咗Byrne。
No, but he wanted to get the killer → 唔係，佢同我一樣想搵到個兇手㗎。
just as much as I did. → 一樣咁想。
Declan carries his father's gun, → Declan帶住佢老竇支槍，
the same gun he used to kill Michael Byrne. → 就係佢用嚟殺Michael Byrne嗰支。
Face it, Kieran, you got played. → 面對現實啦，Kieran，你俾人呃咗。
And now you're stuck here with us → 而家你被困喺呢度同我哋一齊，
while Declan lives the life of Riley down at his bar. → Declan就喺佢間酒吧逍遙快活。
You said you'd never go against one of your own → 你話過除非有人背叛你，
unless they went against you. → 否則你唔會對自己人出手。
Now's your chance. → 而家係你嘅機會。
What the hell is he doing? → 佢做緊咩呀？
He's backing out. → 佢縮沙。
He's not backing out. → 佢唔會縮沙㗎。
(door opens) → （門開聲）
Hey, Declan. → 喂，Declan。
Where's everybody? → 其他人呢？
Uh, it's just me today. → 今日得我一個咋。
What happened to you? → 你發生咩事呀？
I heard you got pinched. → 我聽講你俾人拉咗。
Anything violent happens in the neighborhood, → 附近有咩暴力事件發生，
they haul in an Irish guy. → 佢哋就會拉個愛爾蘭人。
They threw me in a room, → 佢哋掉我入間房，
did the same dance, waste of time. → 又係嗰套，浪費時間。
Who was it? → 邊個嚟㗎？
Uh, some Mick. → 某個愛爾蘭佬囉。
Flick or Fleck. → Flick定Fleck。
DECLAN: I think it was him → DECLAN：我諗係佢
and his little sidecar came in here → 同佢個細妹前幾日
looking for you the other day. → 嚟呢度搵你。
So, they knew about the truck bombing, → 咁佢哋知道單貨車爆炸案，
and they just let you go? → 就咁放你走？
I didn't tell them nothing. → 我乜都冇同佢哋講。
They didn't have anything to hold me. → 佢哋冇證據留難我。
Luck of the Irish, huh? → 愛爾蘭人嘅運氣，係咪？
How about a drink, Deco? → 飲杯嘢點睇，Deco？
So, how did you know it was the Russian driver → 咁你點知係個俄羅斯司機
that killed Mr. Byrne? → 殺咗Byrne先生㗎？
Why? You don't believe me? → 點解？你唔信我？
Of course I do. → 我當然信你啦。
Just wondering is all. → 只係好奇啫。
Sláinte. → 飲勝。
Just doesn't add up. → 就係講唔通。
What would the Russians want with Hell's Kitchen? → 啲俄羅斯人要Hell's Kitchen嚟做咩？
What is this, 20 questions? → 呢個係咩，廿條問題呀？
How the hell should I know? → 我點知呀？
One thing's for sure, they think they can come in here → 有一樣嘢可以肯定，如果佢哋以為可以嚟呢度
and mess with what's left of us, → 搞我哋剩低嘅人，
they got another thing coming. → 佢哋就大錯特錯。
An te nach mbionn laidir ni follair do bheith glic. → An te nach mbionn laidir ni follair do bheith glic.
DECLAN: What's that supposed to mean? → DECLAN：即係咩意思？
Is that Gaelic? What's he saying? → 係咪蓋爾語？佢講咩呀？
Something about if you're not strong, → 大概係話如果你唔夠強大，
then you better be cunning. → 就要夠狡猾。
Trinity, → 三位一體，
one continuous line knotted together, unbroken. → 一條連續嘅線交織埋一齊，冇斷開。
You said it was our past, present, → 你話呢個代表我哋嘅過去、現在
and future wrapped together. → 同未來連埋一齊。
Our ties to our family, → 我哋同家人嘅聯繫，
our neighborhood, each other. → 我哋嘅社區，同埋大家之間嘅聯繫。
It was all a lie. → 全部都係大話。
I want the truth. → 我要真相。
What the hell are you talking about? → 你講緊咩呀？
Let go of me. I want the truth! → 放開我！我要真相！
I want you to tell me → 我要你同我講
you killed him. (gunshot) → 你殺咗佢。（槍聲）
(horns honking) Gunfire! Gunfire! → （響號）有槍聲！有槍聲！
FLACK: Declan! → FLACK：Declan！
Put the gun down! Now! → 放低支槍！即刻！
Put it down! → 放低！
(sirens wailing) → （警笛聲）
That was self-defense, and you know it. → 呢個係自衛，你知㗎。
TAYLOR: You're right. → TAYLOR：你啱。
But by shooting Kieran in the arm, you shot yourself in the foot. → 但你射中Kieran隻手，等於射親自己隻腳。
You used the same gun to shoot him → 你用同一支槍射佢，
that you used to kill Michael Byrne. → 就係你用嚟殺Michael Byrne嗰支。
"Hoist by one's own petard," as my old man used to say. → 「自作自受」，我老竇成日咁講。
You should have known better than to carry that gun around. → 你應該知道唔好帶住支槍周圍走㗎。
It was my father's. → 係我老竇嘅。
What a nice tribute. → 真係好有紀念價值喎。
Carrying on the family name. → 繼承家族嘅名聲。
You know, I'm a junior, too. → 我都係二世仔嚟㗎。
My dad was a cop. → 我老竇係警察。
Pretty hard not to want to emulate someone → 當你同一個人同名嘅時候，
when you have their name. → 好難唔想模仿佢。
I grew up learning to be proud of my name → 我細個就學識要以自己個名
and where I came from. → 同出身為榮。
Within those four corners, I was somebody → 喺呢個社區入面，我係一個人，
because I was a Callahan. → 因為我係Callahan。
My dad was a tough guy back when that used to mean something. → 我老竇係個硬漢，以前呢樣嘢仲有意義嘅時候。
He was respected. → 佢受人尊重。
He was feared. → 佢令人畏懼。
Maybe, but that fear kept people out, → 或者係，但係呢種畏懼令人唔敢埋身，
kept our identity intact. → 保持到我哋嘅身份完整。
Now we're nothing but a damn tourist attraction → 而家我哋只係一個該死嘅旅遊景點，
with condos and restaurants → 周圍係豪宅同餐廳，
and shops none of us can hardly afford. → 同埋我哋冇一個負擔得起嘅舖頭。
And killing Byrne was the solution? → 殺Byrne就係解決方法？
He was there back in the day. → 佢以前喺度㗎。
I thought he'd be on my side. → 我以為佢會企喺我嗰邊。
I'd offer protection to the guys who were left, → 我會保護剩低嘅兄弟，
make some money with a few rackets. → 搞啲偏門生意賺錢。
Let me guess, → 等我估下，
counterfeit cigarettes? → 私煙？
The Russian Mob starts selling in your territory, → 俄羅斯黑幫開始喺你地頭賣嘢，
you want your cut. → 你想分一杯羹。
Nah, I decided to start selling my own cigarettes. → 唔係，我決定自己賣煙。
People respected Byrne's opinion. → 人哋尊重Byrne嘅意見。
I figured if I could get him on board, → 我諗如果我可以拉攏佢，
I could get the others, too. → 就可以拉攏埋其他人。
(bell jingles) → （鈴聲）
Trouble in paradise? → 天堂有麻煩？
That'd be no business of yours, Declan. → 唔關你事，Declan。
I told you before, → 我之前同你講過，
I don't want your so-called protection, → 我唔要你所謂嘅保護，
and I'm not selling your little scam. → 我都唔會賣你啲呃人嘢。
Now, listen to me → 而家你聽我講...
when I tell you... No, you listen to me. → 唔，你聽我講。
I'm not asking anymore. → 我唔會再問你。
You come in here → 你入嚟呢度
offering me protection, but it seems like the only thing → 話要保護我，但係我唯一需要防範嘅就係你。
I need protection from is you. → 我唯一需要防範嘅就係你。
You're a piece of trash → 你同你老豆一樣，
just like your father was. → 都係件垃圾。
(gunshot) → （槍聲）
(saw whirring) → （鋸聲）
(crunching) → （碎裂聲）
Byrne's death served a purpose. → Byrne 嘅死係有目的嘅。
You know, guys like you are a dime a dozen. → 你知唔知，你哋呢啲人周圍都係。
You're always preaching the same things → 成日講乜嘢忠誠、兄弟情，
about loyalty and brotherhood, → 成日講乜嘢忠誠、兄弟情，
but you're all brought down by the fact → 但係一有利益嘅時候，
that you drop it in a heartbeat when you stand to gain. → 你哋就會即刻放低晒。
TAYLOR: You brutally murder Michael Byrne, → TAYLOR：你殘忍咁殺咗 Michael Byrne，
a good man who did everything in his power → 一個盡全力
to hold on to what was good about the past. → 保留過去美好事物嘅好人。
(sighs) → （嘆氣）
What a way to keep the neighborhood alive. → 真係好識得令社區保持活力。
(bell jingles) → （鈴聲）
Detective. → 探員。
Good to see you again. → 好開心再見到你。
And you. → 我都係。
How you holding up? → 你點樣撐住？
Good. Okay. → 幾好。冇問題。
Store keeps me busy. → 舖頭令我忙到冇時間諗其他嘢。
I'm happy to see you've kept the place open. → 好開心你仲開住間舖。
I thought about selling it, → 我諗過賣咗佢，
but, um, → 但係，嗯，
keeping it open keeps him around somehow. → 開住佢好似令佢仲喺度咁。
Hey, listen, if anybody bothers you, → 喂，聽住，如果有人搞你，
or starts messing with the store again, → 或者再搞間舖，
give me a call. → 打畀我。
Thank you. → 多謝。
Take care. → 保重。
(bell jingles) ♪ I won't pretend ♪ → （鈴聲）♪ 我唔會扮 ♪
♪ My heart, it gets around ♪ → ♪ 我心，四圍走 ♪
♪ There's a sailor in me ♪ → ♪ 我內心有個水手 ♪
♪ Swallows in time. ♪ → ♪ 隨時間漂流 ♪
(sirens wailing) → （警笛聲）
I'm sorry about cancelling last night. → 尋晚取消咗，唔好意思。
It's fine. → 冇所謂。
No, it's not. → 唔係，有問題。
I have this problem → 我有個問題，
about always letting work come first, and I... → 成日將工作放喺第一位，我...
And I'll get used to it. → 我會習慣㗎。
Have you eaten yet? → 你食咗嘢未？
Do you want me to make you something? → 要我煮啲嘢畀你食？
Well, I was thinking → 嗯，我諗緊
maybe we can make something together. → 不如我哋一齊煮。
Okay. → 好。
Come on. → 嚟啦。
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
(laughs) → （笑聲）
(sizzling) → （煎炸聲）
Captioning sponsored by CBS → 字幕由 CBS 提供
CSI NY PRODUCTIONS → CSI NY PRODUCTIONS
Captioned by Media Access Group at WGBH access.wgbh.org → 字幕由 WGBH 媒體存取組製作 access.wgbh.org