♪ ♪
(scattered applause, cheering) → （零星掌聲、歡呼聲）
(whistle blows) → （哨子聲）
Got it, got it! → 接到啦，接到啦！
(grunts) (cheering) → （用力聲）（歡呼聲）
That was my ball, man. → 喂，個波係我㗎。
It was? → 係咩？
Yeah. → 係呀。
Your serve. I'll be right up here in case you need any help getting it over the net. → 到你開波。我喺呢度等你，萬一你需要幫手過網嘅話。
Real generous of you. → 你真係好大方喎。
I thought so, too. → 我都係咁諗。
Yeah, baby! → 係啦，正呀！
(music fades) → （音樂漸弱）
(cheering) Yes! Yes! → （歡呼聲）得咗！得咗！
That's what I'm talking about! Whoo! → 就係咁先似樣！嘩！
(howls) (screaming) (grunts) (screams) (men grunting, screaming) → （嚎叫聲）（尖叫聲）（用力聲）（慘叫聲）（男人用力聲、尖叫聲）
Troy? → Troy？
(grunting) (pained screaming) → （用力聲）（痛苦尖叫聲）
(crowd murmuring, gasping) (grunts) (woman screaming in distance) Troy, come on, man, no! → （人群低語、倒抽氣聲）（用力聲）（遠處女人尖叫）Troy，喂，唔好呀，唔好！
Somebody call 911! → 快啲打911！
Now! → 即刻！
(camera clicking) → （相機快門聲）
So Hazmat suspects chemical or bioterrorism. → 咁即係Hazmat懷疑係化學或者生物恐怖襲擊。
Well, what do we think? → 咁你哋點睇？
I'm not sure. → 我唔肯定。
We can't examine the bodies until Hazmat clears them for removal. → 要等Hazmat確認安全先可以搬走啲屍體。
Okay, and we have one survivor. → 好，我哋有一個生還者。
Yeah, Chad Bowen. → 係，Chad Bowen。
He's getting a battery of tests right now. → 佢而家正接受一系列測試。
CAINE: It'll be a while before we can speak to him. Yes, sir? → CAINE：要等一陣先可以同佢傾到計。係，長官？
Uh, radiation meters turned up nothing. → 呃，輻射探測器冇發現。
Water's free of toxicity. → 水質冇毒性。
What about an airborne contaminant? → 咁空氣傳播嘅污染物呢？
No, no signs of illness or contamination of any kind. → 冇，冇任何疾病或污染跡象。
You're clear to take possession of the bodies. → 你可以接收啲屍體啦。
Thanks. Thank you. → 唔該。多謝。
So if it wasn't chemical or bioterrorism, what the hell are we dealing with? → 如果唔係化學或生物恐怖襲擊，咁我哋到底面對緊啲乜？
Something more personal. → 更加個人化嘅嘢。
♪ ♪
WOLFE: Hey. → WOLFE：喂。
So did you get anything? → 你有冇搵到啲嘢？
I found blue crystals in the sand near where Troy Billings died. → 我喺Troy Billings死嗰個位附近嘅沙入面搵到藍色晶體。
Blue crystals are usually associated with, uh, pipe corrosion. → 藍色晶體通常同水管腐蝕有關。
So I tested for copper. → 所以我驗咗銅。
And? No pipe. → 跟住呢？冇水管。
But I found copper sulfate. → 但我搵到硫酸銅。
Copper sulfate-- that's used to manufacture, uh, dyes and pigments. → 硫酸銅——用嚟製造染料同顏料。
So why would you need copper sulfate in the sand? → 咁點解沙入面會有硫酸銅？
There's no reason for those particles to be in the sand. → 呢啲粒子冇理由會喺沙入面。
No innocent reason. → 冇無辜嘅理由。
♪ Yeah! ♪ Captioning sponsored by\h CBS C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS → ♪ Yeah! ♪ 字幕由 CBS C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS 提供
♪ We don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ Don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ No, no! ♪
Lieutenant Caine, I'm Dean Collins. → Caine警司，我叫Dean Collins。
This is my property. → 呢度係我嘅物業。
Can you, uh, tell us what's going on here? → 你可唔可以話畀我知發生咩事？
Well, we're actually looking into that right now. → 我哋而家正調查緊。
I-I host a charity event every month on this beach. → 我每個月喺呢個沙灘搞慈善活動。
Nothing like this has ever happened. → 從來未發生過呢啲事。
Look, I don't mean to be rude, but we're not insured for accidents like this and... → 唔好意思，我唔想冇禮貌，但我哋冇買呢類意外嘅保險，同埋...
See, the problem is is we're not certain this is an accident. → 問題係我哋唔肯定呢個係咪意外。
We don't know what killed these boys. → 我哋唔知呢班後生仔係點死。
Yeah, well, either way, I just want to make sure that my wife and I are not liable. → 係，無論點都好，我只係想確保我同太太唔使負責。
CAINE: I understand. → CAINE：我明白。
I'm actually focused on the young men who lost their lives. → 我而家專注喺嗰班失去生命嘅年輕人身上。
Well... Amanda was here when that happened. → 咁... Amanda事發嗰陣喺度。
She'd be happy to help. → 佢好樂意幫手。
And I'll be looking into our coverage, if you need me. → 我會睇下我哋嘅保險範圍，有需要就搵我。
Did you know these men? → 你識呢班人？
They were state volleyball champions when Hailey was in high school. → 佢哋係Hailey讀高中嗰陣嘅州際排球冠軍。
Hailey? → Hailey？
My daughter. → 我個女。
But I was the one that invited them to play in the event. → 但係我叫佢哋嚟參加活動㗎。
And... maybe if I hadn't, they'd be alive. → 同埋... 如果唔係我叫佢哋，佢哋可能仲喺度。
HAILEY: Mom. → HAILEY：媽。
Come inside and let the cops do their job. → 入嚟啦，等警察做嘢。
This is Hailey. → 呢個係Hailey。
(whispers): Hi. → （細聲）嗨。
Hailey. → Hailey。
Did you know these men, Hailey? → Hailey，你識呢班人？
Yeah, I went to high school with them. → 係呀，我同佢哋一齊讀高中。
But we didn't really hang out. → 但我哋唔係成日一齊玩。
Hailey's in college now. → Hailey而家讀緊大學。
She has a golf scholarship at Dade University. → 佢喺Dade University攞到高爾夫球獎學金。
Did you see them collapse? → 你有冇見到佢哋倒下？
I was at the club, working on my drives. → 我喺會所練緊開波。
You have any idea what happened? → 你知唔知發生咩事？
Not yet, but we will. → 暫時未知，但我哋會查到。
Thank you, ladies. → 多謝兩位女士。
LOMAN: We just unzipped the bodies, so it's gonna take some time to confirm cause of death. → LOMAN：我哋啱啱解開啲屍體，所以要啲時間確認死因。
But this one... → 但呢個...
CAINE: Troy Billings. → CAINE：Troy Billings。
Yeah. The petechial hemorrhaging in his eyes, I'm guessing I'll find pulmonary edema once I open him up. → 係。佢眼入面有瘀點出血，我估打開佢之後會發現肺水腫。
So you're thinking asphyxiation. → 所以你認為係窒息。
Quite possible. → 好大可能。
And this one, Lieutenant... → 而呢個，警司...
Oh, man, this is a good one. → 嘩，呢個好精彩。
Randall Garber. → Randall Garber。
It wouldn't surprise me one bit if I found a subdural hematoma. → 如果我發現硬膜下血腫，一啲都唔出奇。
Internal bleeding. → 內出血。
The man went down hard. → 呢個人跌得好重。
Caused his ears to hemorrhage. → 搞到佢耳仔出血。
Our third victim-- Peter Markham... → 我哋第三個死者——Peter Markham...
Witnesses said he was clutching his chest when he died. → 目擊者話佢死嗰陣揸住個心口。
My deduction: heart attack. → 我推斷：心臟病發。
But he's only 21, so it would be strange for him to have a cholesterol problem, wouldn't it? → 但佢得21歲，咁年輕有膽固醇問題好奇怪，係咪？
Right, it's strange. → 係，真係奇怪。
Tom, all three of these men have burn marks on their feet. → Tom，呢三個人腳上都有燒傷痕跡。
Really? → 真係？
I hadn't checked the plantar region yet. → 我未檢查腳底部位。
Well, these are from some sort of charge. → 呢啲係由某種電擊造成。
Tom, they've been electrocuted. → Tom，佢哋係被電死㗎。
(electricity crackling) CARDOZA: Let's start digging. → （電流噼啪聲）CARDOZA：開始挖啦。
♪ ♪
Look at that. → 睇下呢度。
(camera clicking) → （相機快門聲）
Wow. Looks like that cable's been blown apart. → 嘩。好似條電纜爆開咗。
Yeah. It's been cut, probably to distribute the charge. → 係。俾人剪開咗，大概係為咗分散電流。
(electricity crackling) → （電流噼啪聲）
Chad survived because he was wearing insulated socks. → Chad著住絕緣襪所以生還。
Check out those tendrils. → 睇下呢啲卷鬚。
They feel like they're warm. → 摸落去仲暖嘅。
It encases a whole bunch of this cable. → 佢包住咗成條電纜。
And they're hollow. I think that's interesting. → 而且係空心嘅。我覺得好有趣。
How about I send those to the lab and we follow the cable on down? → 不如我送呢啲去實驗室，然後我哋跟住條電纜搵落去？
Yeah. → 好。
♪ ♪
Well... → 嗯...
this end isn't connected to anything. → 呢邊冇駁到任何嘢。
All right, so that's the million-dollar question. → 好，呢個就係關鍵問題。
Where did the charge originate from? → 電流係從邊度嚟？
Well, we may not know the origin, but this is looking like murder. → 我哋可能唔知源頭，但呢件事睇嚟似謀殺。
A triple murder. → 三重謀殺。
Let's tell Horatio. → 話畀Horatio知。
CAINE: We get something? → CAINE：有發現？
BOA VISTA: You know, I'm not sure. → BOA VISTA：我唔太肯定。
I-I just haven't dealt with a lot of electrocution C.O.D.'s. → 我處理過嘅電擊致死案件唔多。
But-but look at these. → 但係睇下呢啲。
It's pictures of Troy Billings. → 係Troy Billings嘅相。
He's got a marking right here on his chest. → 佢心口呢度有個印。
That semicircular bruise looks... → 呢個半圓形瘀傷睇嚟...
it looks like a bite mark, doesn't it? → 似咬痕，係咪？
Yeah, that was my thought. → 係，我都係咁諗。
But the thing is, the skin isn't broken. → 但問題係，皮膚冇穿。
So it looks like the teeth couldn't dig in. → 所以似係牙齒咬唔入。
It looks tentative, doesn't it? → 睇嚟好輕力，係咪？
Yeah, possibly. → 係，有可能。
Or it could be the skin was shielded. → 或者係皮膚有保護。
Maybe it's the teeth. → 可能係牙齒嘅問題。
Like a bite guard. → 好似咬合護套咁。
Like invisible braces. → 好似隱形牙箍。
BOA VISTA: So, Hailey, you told us that you barely knew Troy Billings. → BOA VISTA：Hailey，你話你唔係好識Troy Billings。
Yeah. → 係。
Hailey, you lied. You did. → Hailey，你講大話。你係。
I had a big crush on him in high school, but that's not the type of thing you like to admit. → 我高中嗰陣好迷佢，但呢啲嘢唔係咁易認。
Yeah, but I am willing to bet that if we tested your braces against Troy's bruises, we'd get a match. → 係，但我夠膽賭，如果我哋驗你副牙箍對比Troy嘅瘀傷，一定會吻合。
Wait. You accidentally bit Troy? → 等陣。你唔小心咬咗Troy？
Well, no, not exactly. → 唔係，唔完全係。
They were together. → 佢哋一齊過。
They were together? → 佢哋一齊過？
They were, they were together. → 係，佢哋一齊過。
Oh. Oh. → 哦。哦。
Right, Hailey? → 係咪，Hailey？
Troy asked me out last week. → Troy上個禮拜約咗我出去。
(giggles) I really liked him, \h so I stayed over. → （笑）我真係好鍾意佢，所以我留低過夜。
I thought it meant something. → 我以為有意義。
But it didn't? → 但係冇？
Two days later, I saw him walking out of my parents' bedroom. → 兩日後，我見到佢從我父母嘅房行出嚟。
Troy... what are you doing here? That's my... → Troy... 你做咩喺度？呢個係我...
Troy, were you...? → Troy，你係咪...？
Oh, my God. → 天啊。
Look, I'm really sorry, Hailey. → 喂，Hailey，我好對唔住。
So Troy was with your mother? → 即係Troy同你阿媽一齊？
She always goes after guys my age. → 佢成日追我咁大嘅男仔。
She's a cougar. It's gross. → 佢係個老牛，好嘔心。
Gross enough to kill her latest cub? → 嘔心到要殺死佢最新嘅嫩草？
No, I would never hurt Troy. → 唔係，我永遠唔會傷害Troy。
I... It's so stupid now, but... I thought I... → 我... 而家諗起好蠢，但我以為我...
You thought you loved him. → 你以為你愛佢。
I'm getting my own apartment. → 我準備搬出去住。
Get away from all her charity functions. → 遠離佢所有慈善活動。
BOA VISTA: That's her, isn't it? → BOA VISTA：係佢，係咪？
Isn't that your mom? → 呢個係你阿媽？
HAILEY: Look at her. → HAILEY：睇下佢。
Mrs. Carpool. Like, like everything's normal. → 扮晒冇事咁。
WOLFE: All right, Hailey, you're, um, you're free to go for now. → WOLFE：好，Hailey，你而家可以走先。
Uh, "cougars and cubs"? → 呃，「老牛同嫩草」？
Yeah, you know when older women date younger guys like, like Demi and Ashton or Mariah and Nick. → 係呀，你知唔知年長女人同後生仔拍拖，好似Demi同Ashton或者Mariah同Nick咁。
You know? You never heard of a cougar? → 你知唔知？你未聽過cougar？
Hailey... Don't even try. → Hailey... 唔好搞事。
Catfight, 2:00 o'clock. → 女人打交，兩點鐘方向。
HAILEY: Don't touch me. → HAILEY：唔好掂我。
I don't want to talk about it. → 我唔想講。
Hailey, he didn't mean anything to me. → Hailey，佢對我嚟講冇咩特別。
That makes it so much worse! → 咁仲衰！
He was everything to me. You knew that. → 佢係我嘅一切。你知㗎。
Sweetie, he's just a boy. There're gonna be others. → 親愛嘅，佢只係個男仔。仲有大把。
Is that supposed to make me feel good? → 你係咪想令我開心？
You're my mom. → 你係我阿媽。
Hailey... Mrs. Collins? → Hailey... Collins太太？
Is my daughter gonna need a lawyer? → 我個女係咪需要律師？
Yes. I think a lawyer would be in order because I think she may have had a part in this whole thing. → 係。我覺得應該搵個律師，因為我懷疑佢同成件事有關。
You think she's capable of something like this? → 你覺得佢做得出呢啲嘢？
Please, she wouldn't have a clue how to do whatever happened to those boys. → 算啦，佢根本唔會知道點樣對嗰班男仔做啲乜。
Maybe she had an accomplice. → 可能佢有同謀呢。
Hey. Hey. → 喂。喂。
I hear we have a little mother/daughter love triangle going on. → 我聽聞呢度有個母女三角戀嘅情況喎。
Yeah, apparently, the electricity isn't the only shocking thing about this case. → 係，睇嚟呢單案唔止觸電咁簡單。
You think the daughter did it? → 你覺得係個女做嘅？
Uh... she's got motive. → 嗯... 佢有動機。
There's nobody can back up her alibi. → 冇人可以證實佢嘅不在場證明。
What about you? You guys find anything? → 你呢？你哋有冇搵到啲乜？
(footsteps approach) → （腳步聲接近）
Hey! → 喂！
What's up, man? → 點呀，兄弟？
Hey. → 喂。
How you doing? → 你點呀？
I'm good. Yeah, good. → 我幾好。係，幾好。
How are the, uh... how are the headaches? → 你啲... 呃... 頭痛點樣？
They come and they go, but, uh... the meds help. → 時好時壞，但係... 啲藥有幫助。
Cool, cool. Well, when are you coming back to work? → 好，好。咁你幾時返工？
DELKO: I don't know yet. Um... → DELKO：我仲未知道。嗯...
I'm on administrative leave until the investigation's over. → 我而家係行政休假，直到調查完結。
(sighs) Excuse me. → （嘆氣）唔好意思。
Yeah, sure. → 係，冇問題。
All right, later, Wolfe. → 好，遲啲見，Wolfe。
Later, man. It's good to see ya. → 遲啲見，兄弟。好開心見到你。
What's with the big freeze? → 點解咁冷淡？
We're not allowed to speak. → 我哋唔准傾偈。
No contact until the investigation is closed. → 調查完結前唔可以有接觸。
And why is that? → 點解呢？
Well, the interviews are today. → 今日就係面試。
So, hopefully, the nightmare will be over and Eric can come back to work. → 所以，希望噩夢快啲完，Eric可以返工。
Or you could both lose your jobs. → 或者你兩個都會冇咗份工。
That's not very positive. → 咁講又唔係幾正面喎。
The vehicle was leaving an armed robbery, it was advancing toward me rapidly. → 架車係從持械搶劫現場離開，佢快速向我駛嚟。
In order to protect myself and others, I took my only available \h option and fired. → 為咗保護自己同其他人，我揀咗唯一可行嘅選項，開咗槍。
And inside that vehicle were CSI Delko and Alexander Sharova, correct? → 而車入面係CSI Delko同Alexander Sharova，啱唔啱？
CSI Delko was attempting to do the right thing and help his father. → CSI Delko係想做好事，幫佢爸爸。
It's the only logical explanation. → 呢個係唯一合理嘅解釋。
But on that day, he didn't alert anyone in the department, including you, to his plans. → 但係嗰日，佢冇通知部門入面任何人，包括你，關於佢嘅計劃。
DELKO: My plan was to accompany Alexander Sharova, my father, when he turned himself in. → DELKO：我嘅計劃係陪Alexander Sharova，即係我爸爸，去自首。
Okay, so why did your vehicle end up in the Everglades? I don't know. → 好，咁點解你架車最後會喺Everglades？我唔知。
Doctors say that the bullet fragment in my brain shifted, causing memory loss. → 醫生話我腦入面嘅子彈碎片移位，導致失憶。
That occurred after CSI Duquesne fired at you. → 呢件事係CSI Duquesne向你開槍之後發生。
Apparently, yeah. → 似乎係。
But she didn't hit me. → 但係佢冇打中我。
The fragment was from an old injury. → 塊碎片係舊傷留低嘅。
Okay, as a police officer, Ms. Duquesne is trained to react to a perceived threat. → 好，作為警察，Duquesne小姐受過訓練去應對 perceived threat。
Your vehicle must have appeared to have been a threat. → 你架車一定係睇落似威脅。
Yeah, it must have. → 係，應該係。
I trust CSI Duquesne's judgment. → 我信任CSI Duquesne嘅判斷。
If she fired at the car, she didn't know that it was me. → 如果佢向架車開槍，佢唔知車入面係我。
Okay, so how fast would you say your vehicle was going? → 好，咁你話你架車當時幾快？
40... 45. → 40... 45。
Possibly 50, 55 miles per hour. → 可能50，55英里每小時。
It was accelerating towards me, so I took a shot. → 佢加速向我駛嚟，所以我開咗槍。
At CSI Delko, who was fleeing a crime scene with a known felon. → 向CSI Delko開槍，佢當時同一個已知嘅重犯逃離犯罪現場。
He appeared to be fleeing the crime scene at the time, but I know now he was not. → 佢當時睇落似逃離犯罪現場，但我而家知道唔係。
You were instructed not to speak to CSI Delko. → 你被指示唔准同CSI Delko傾偈。
I have not spoken to him, but I know what kind of a person Eric Delko is. → 我冇同佢傾過偈，但我知Eric Delko係咩人。
So you maintain that you were not involved in any criminal wrongdoing or violation of agency policy whatsoever? → 所以你堅持你冇涉及任何刑事不當行為或違反部門政策？
No, I wasn't engaged in any criminal activity. → 冇，我冇參與任何犯罪活動。
Okay, then why would your partner and girlfriend's first instinct be that you were aiding and abetting a felon? → 好，咁點解你嘅拍檔同女朋友嘅第一反應係你協助同教唆重犯？
I don't know where you get your information from, Stetler. → 我唔知你喺邊度得到啲資訊，Stetler。
My former partner... → 我前拍檔...
STETLER: According to your \h former boyfriend you have... → STETLER：根據你前男友講，你有...
...maybe she has some trust issues. → ...可能佢有啲信任問題。
...a hard time depending on certain men in your life. → ...好難依賴你生命中某啲男人。
Would you say that's true? → 你覺得呢句說話啱唔啱？
"Former boyfriend"? → 「前男友」？
That's how he put it. → 佢係咁講。
CAINE: How do you mean "a mistake," Tom? → CAINE：你話「一個錯誤」係咩意思，Tom？
It was more of an oversight. I rushed to get you results this morning, and I made an assumption. I'm sorry. → 係一個疏忽。我今朝急住俾你結果，做咗個假設。唔好意思。
All right, all right, slow down. What happened? → 好，好，慢慢嚟。發生咩事？
The burn marks on the victims' feet all appeared to be entry wounds from the sand, but not this victim-- Peter Markham. → 死者腳上嘅燒傷痕跡睇落都係從沙入面嘅入口傷口，但係呢個死者唔係——Peter Markham。
So in this case, they're not entry wounds. → 所以呢個案入面，呢啲唔係入口傷口。
These were made when the electricity exited his feet. → 呢啲係電力從佢腳部離開時造成嘅。
(electrical crackling) → （電流噼啪聲）
Tom, what's this? → Tom，呢個係咩？
It's a burn mark. → 係一個燒傷痕跡。
That can be the entry point. → 呢個可以係入口點。
The charge entered through the other two victims' feet, but in Peter's case, the electricity must have leapt from the sand to his chest. → 電流通過另外兩個死者嘅腳部進入，但係Peter嘅情況，電力一定係從沙跳去佢心口。
(zapping) And electricity will follow the path of least resistance. → （滋滋聲）電力會跟隨最小阻力嘅路徑。
Was he wearing a metal chain? → 佢有冇戴金屬鏈？
Not that I found. → 我冇搵到。
Okay. → 好。
What is the black substance around the burn mark? → 燒傷痕跡周圍嘅黑色物質係咩？
It's some sort of tacky residue. → 係一啲黏黏嘅殘留物。
Let's get it to Trace. → 攞去Trace化驗。
Officer. → 警官。
Thanks. Sure. → 多謝。冇問題。
Hey, I'm Walter Simmons. You needed a hand? → 喂，我係Walter Simmons。你需要幫手？
Yeah. Isn't your specialty crime scene photography? → 係。你嘅專長唔係犯罪現場攝影咩？
Not when Travers is out testifying as an expert witness. → 當Travers出去做專家證人作證嘅時候就唔係。
Then I become a man of many talents. → 咁我就變成一個多才多藝嘅人。
And you... (laughs) Yeah, I'm Jesse. → 而你... （笑）係，我係Jesse。
You're a Die Hard. \h What? → 你係Die Hard。咩話？
Die Hard. That's what we call you on the night shift because of what you did in that hostage situation. → Die Hard。呢個係我哋夜班叫你嘅花名，因為你喺嗰單人質事件嘅表現。
Yeah, well, the night shift has too much time on their hands. Yeah, who you telling? What's up? → 係，夜班啲人真係太得閒。係呀，你講得啱。點呀？
Well, if you're subbing for Travers, I'm hoping you're some kind of chemistry guru. → 如果你係代Travers嘅班，我希望你係化學專家。
Well, I mean, I graduated Phi Beta Kappa in chem at FAMU. → 我喺FAMU以Phi Beta Kappa榮譽畢業化學系。
I don't like to blow my own horn or nothing. → 我唔係想自吹自擂。
No, of course not. → 梗係唔係啦。
So we pulled this sample off one of our vics. → 我哋從一個死者身上攞咗呢個樣本。
FTIR found a cellulosic resin, but I'm not sure about the rest. → FTIR發現咗纖維素樹脂，但係其餘嘅我唔肯定。
Okay. Check it out. → 好。睇下。
John McClane, can I get a little breathing room? → John McClane，可唔可以俾啲空間我？
Please. Yeah. → 請。係。
All right, we got some carbon here. → 好，呢度有啲碳。
I'll need to run a chem analysis, though. → 不過我要做化學分析。
Okay. → 好。
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(computer trilling) Well, we got some food and cosmetic additives and a shot of isopropyl. → （電腦聲）我哋有啲食物同化妝品添加劑，同埋一啲異丙醇。
Isn't that a binding agent? → 呢個唔係黏合劑咩？
This is body paint, but not your average everyday body paint. → 呢個係身體彩繪，但係唔係普通嘅身體彩繪。
There's another kind? → 仲有另一種？
Well, yeah. → 係。
There's this stuff that they showcased at the art expo a few months back. → 幾個月前藝術展覽展示過呢種嘢。
It's a special body paint that conducts electricity. → 係一種特別嘅導電身體彩繪。
Why would anybody want body paint to conduct electricity? → 點解會有人想身體彩繪導電？
Artists paint a pattern on their body, attach an LED light to one end and a small electrical charge to the other. → 藝術家喺身體上畫圖案，一端連接LED燈，另一端連接小電流。
So the paint carries the charge over the skin and the light turns on. → 咁顏料就會帶住電流喺皮膚上走，燈就會著。
Yeah. Used mostly for performance art. → 係。主要用喺表演藝術。
How about murder? → 謀殺呢？
What? → 咩話？
Our vic was electrocuted, and this stuff was on his chest. → 我哋嘅死者係觸電死嘅，而呢啲嘢喺佢心口。
Hmm. → 嗯。
Then that paint guaranteed that the charge would travel to his heart. → 咁顏料確保電流會去到佢心臟。
Somebody painted a bull's-eye on your vic. → 有人喺你嘅死者身上畫咗個靶心。
The videographer from the fundraiser sent us the event footage. → 籌款活動嘅錄影師send咗活動片段俾我哋。
Maybe we'll be able to see what was painted on Peter Markham pre-electrocution. → 可能我哋會睇到Peter Markham觸電前畫咗啲乜。
Let's hope. → 希望係啦。
Huh. Shirt covers it all up. → 哈。件衫遮晒。
Yeah, we couldn't get a clear view from the cell phone pics either. → 係，我哋從手機相都睇唔清楚。
I checked the log. The body came in without a shirt. → 我查過記錄。屍體送嚟嘅時候冇著衫。
So he must have taken it off at some point. → 所以佢一定係喺某個時候除咗。
Whoa, whoa, whoa. → 嘩，嘩，嘩。
This isn't a fund-raiser. → 呢個唔係籌款活動。
It's foreplay. → 係前戲。
Look at that crowd. → 睇下嗰班人。
Whoo. → 嗚。
Man, them cougars are hungry. → 嘩，啲熟女真係好飢渴。
What do you know about that? → 你點知呢啲嘢？
Well, when women reach a certain age, their libidos spike. → 當女人到咗某個年紀，佢哋嘅性慾會飆升。
And they tend to be very... generous. → 而且佢哋通常會好... 大方。
Hmm. → 嗯。
So I've heard. → 我聽講過。
Yeah. → 係。
Wait. → 等陣。
Hmm. → 嗯。
Ah... → 啊...
So you know French, playboy? → 你識法文㗎，花花公子？
Born and raised in the Louisiana bayou. → 喺路易斯安那沼澤區出世長大。
"Proprieté de J.P." → 「Proprieté de J.P.」
That's property of J.P. → 即係J.P.嘅財產。
You know anyone with those initials? → 你識唔識人用呢個縮寫？
No, but I'll check the list of attendees from the fund-raiser. → 唔識，但我會查下籌款活動嘅參加者名單。
Later, Die Hard. → 遲啲見，Die Hard。
Yep. → 係。
BOA VISTA: Jacqueline Parsons-- or J.P. → BOA VISTA：Jacqueline Parsons——即係J.P.。
Can you tell us about this conductive paint that you put on one of our victims? → 你可唔可以講下你喺我哋一個死者身上用嘅導電顏料？
Conductive paint? → 導電顏料？
What are you talking about? → 你講緊乜？
You must be making this up. → 你一定係作嘢。
No, this is the very same paint that we found on Peter Markham's chest. → 唔係，呢個就係我哋喺Peter Markham心口搵到嘅顏料。
Oh, good, just what I was looking for right now, a magic show. → 哦，好，我而家正想睇魔術表演。
No, no magic involved. → 唔係，冇魔術。
Just simple science. → 只係簡單科學。
Electrocution. → 觸電。
Easy enough for just about anybody to do. → 任何人都做到，好簡單。
(quiet buzz) → （微弱嗡嗡聲）
I had no idea that paint could do any of that. → 我完全唔知顏料可以做呢啲嘢。
Peter asked me for it. → Peter問我要。
TRIPP: He couldn't get it himself? → TRIPP：佢自己買唔到？
It was expensive, so I bought it for him. → 好貴，所以我買俾佢。
Peter was an artist. → Peter係藝術家。
And you used him as a canvas? → 而你用佢做畫布？
So you admit to painting the target on him, then? → 所以你承認喺佢身上畫咗個靶？
Yes... No, it wasn't a target. → 係... 唔係，唔係靶。
We were... experimenting. → 我哋係... 做實驗。
Come again? → 咩話？
You know, in the bedroom. → 你知啦，喺睡房。
(chuckles) You got the paint. → （笑）你攞到顏料。
Just like you wanted. → 同你想要嘅一樣。
You were right-- I think we can have fun with this. → 你啱——我覺得我哋可以玩得好開心。
Besides, I want everyone to know that you're mine. → 而且，我想所有人都知你係我嘅。
Well, if you were so tight with Peter, why'd you feel the need to mark your territory? → 如果你同Peter咁親密，點解要標記地盤？
You don't know the women at these events. → 你唔知呢啲活動嘅女人。
They don't exactly believe in boundaries. → 佢哋唔係好理界線。
Take Amanda, for example. → 例如Amanda。
Amanda Collins? → Amanda Collins？
She had so many of them wrapped around her little finger. → 佢將好多人玩弄於股掌之中。
So many of what? Cubs? → 好多乜？小狼狗？
Young men. → 年輕男人。
I resent those terms. → 我唔鍾意呢啲稱呼。
"Cub, cougar." → 「小狼狗，熟女。」
They're offensive. → 好侮辱人。
When a man dates a younger woman it's expected, applauded. → 當男人同年輕女人約會，係正常，會俾人讚賞。
But because I choose to date a younger man, I'm labeled a sexual carnivore? → 但係因為我揀同年輕男人約會，我就俾人標籤為性慾食肉獸？
We know Mrs. Collins was seeing Troy Billings. → 我哋知道Collins太太同Troy Billings見緊面。
What about Randall Garber? → Randall Garber 呢？
Randall... Troy... Chad. → Randall... Troy... Chad。
But then she had to have Peter, too. → 但佢仲要搭上埋 Peter。
Even my mark couldn't keep her off of him. → 就算我留低記號，都阻止唔到佢黐住佢。
If I was a real "cougar," → 如果我真係「中女」，
I wouldn't have cared. → 我根本唔會在意。
But I do. → 但我在意。
I really do. → 我真係好在意。
TRIPP: Well, I guess we found something else our three victims have in common. → TRIPP：咁我哋應該搵到三個死者嘅共通點喇。
BOA VISTA: Yeah, Amanda Collins. → BOA VISTA：係，Amanda Collins。
Will you do me a favor? → 可唔可以幫我一個忙？
Will you try to track her down for me, please? → 幫我搵佢出嚟，好唔好？
Yeah, gladly. → 好，樂意。
H., we were going to bring Amanda Collins in for questioning, but we still don't even know what sent that electrical charge. → H.，我哋本來想帶 Amanda Collins 返嚟問話，但到依家都未搞清嗰股電流係點嚟。
Okay. → 好。
But what we do know is, no unusual tire tracks, no portable generator, nothing to indicate that the killer tapped into the power lines. → 但我哋知嘅係，冇特別車軚痕跡、冇手提發電機，冇嘢顯示兇手駁咗電線。
So this electricity just came out of thin air? → 咁啲電係憑空出現？
Not exactly. → 唔係完全係。
The substance that wrapped around the power cable-- is sand. → 纏住電線嘅物質係沙。
Beach sand. → 沙灘沙。
It's not exactly a case-breaker. → 呢個唔算係破案關鍵。
It's actually called fulgurite, otherwise known as petrified lightning. → 其實呢啲叫閃電熔岩，即係石化咗嘅閃電。
And as we know, lightning turns sand... → 我哋知，閃電會將沙...
Into glass. → 變成玻璃。
(thunder crashing) → （雷聲轟鳴）
So you're saying that these guys were hit by lightning? → 你係話呢班人俾雷劈？
That's exactly what I'm saying. → 我正係咁講。
The killer used Mother Nature to send lightning through the cable under the sand to the victims. → 兇手利用大自然，將閃電經沙底嘅電線傳去受害者度。
And electrocute our three victims. → 電死我哋三個受害者。
Okay, let me ask you this-- how does one capture lightning? → 好，我問你——點樣捉閃電？
We look to the sky. → 我哋望上天。
We go back to the beach and look for something that attracts lightning. → 返去沙灘搵啲會引雷嘅嘢。
Now we know lightning's the bullet. → 我哋知閃電係子彈。
We need to find the gun. → 要搵到支槍。
Yeah, but there wasn't even a storm this morning. → 係，但今朝連風暴都冇。
A bolt from the blue. Yeah. → 晴天霹靂。係。
No, lightning can strike out of a clear sky and travel up to 30 miles. → 唔係，閃電可以喺晴天出現，遠達30英里。
It's called a bolt from the blue. → 呢個叫晴天霹靂。
Well, then it would hit the highest point in this area. → 咁佢會打中呢區最高點。
The lifeguard tower. → 救生員瞭望台。
And look at that-- we've got a scorch mark. → 睇吓——有燒焦痕跡。
Looks like a cable was running along here. → 似係有條電線沿呢度走。
Yeah, but do you see anything that would attract that lightning? → 係，但你有冇見到會引雷嘅嘢？
Maybe on the roof. → 可能喺屋頂。
I'll go get a ladder. → 我去拎梯。
Or not. → 或者唔使。
Whoa, easy, Tarzan. → 喂，慢啲，泰山。
There's burnt electrical tape up here. → 呢度有燒過嘅電線膠布。
Looks like it was attached to something. I bet you it was holding up some sort of lightning rod. A lightning rod. → 似係黐住啲嘢。我估係撐住某種避雷針。避雷針。
I mean, still, there's just no way to tell when and where lightning's going to strike. No, but someone was trying to increase their odds, just in case it did. → 我意思係，根本冇辦法預測閃電幾時打邊度。唔係，但有人想提高機會率，以防萬一。
(thunder crashing) All you need are three things. → （雷聲轟鳴）只需要三樣嘢。
You need a lightning rod... → 要一支避雷針...
a cable attached to it running \h to the volleyball court... → 一條電線連住佢，拉到去排球場...
and then conductivity. → 再加導電性。
Right, and you guys did find that copper sulfate. → 啱，你哋搵到嗰啲硫酸銅。
Yeah, that would do the trick. → 係，嗰樣嘢就得。
(thunder rumbling) → （雷聲隆隆）
Along with the sweat from the best conductors in that area-- the players. → 再加埋嗰區最好嘅導體——球員嘅汗。
I mean, you do realize, though, that this would have to be the luckiest killer on the planet, right? → 但你明唔明，呢個兇手要係全世界最好彩先得？
Lightning strikes all around Miami every day. → 邁阿密每日周圍都有閃電。
It's the highest rate in the country. → 係全美國最高比率。
All the killer needed was a little patience. → 兇手只需要少少耐性。
Any sign of that lightning rod down there? → 下面有冇避雷針嘅跡象？
No. → 冇。
You know, a charge that strong could blast a lightning rod anywhere in the area. → 咁強嘅電流可以將避雷針炸到周圍都係。
I've got, like, toys and a bottle, and... → 我見到玩具、一個樽，同...
Wait a minute. → 等陣。
What'd you find? → 你搵到咩？
A little piece of jewelry, and I've seen it before. → 一件細首飾，我之前見過。
This belongs to Amanda Collins. → 呢個係 Amanda Collins 嘅。
You feeling young and hot? → 你覺得自己後生又索？
Hardly. Why? → 點會。點解咁問？
Well, Tripp tracked her to a cougar bar earlier. → Tripp 之前追蹤到佢去咗間中女吧。
And she's there now? → 佢依家喺度？
Yep. And, uh, I'd go, but I'm not really her type, so... → 係。我本來想去，但我唔係佢杯茶，所以...
Well, I guess I have to find a wing man. → 咁我要搵個 wing man。
And I'll ask Tripp to canvas the neighborhood for a lightning rod. → 我叫 Tripp 去附近搜索避雷針。
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CARDOZA: Mrs. Collins? → CARDOZA：Collins 太太？
They sent you? → 佢哋派你嚟？
Is that a problem? → 有問題？
No, not at all. → 冇，完全冇。
You remind me of a quarterback I knew in my sorority days. → 你令我想起大學姊妹會識嘅一個四分衛。
We had some really wild times in those library stacks. → 我哋喺圖書館書架之間玩得好癲。
Uh, Mrs. Collins, you are opening up your whole life to me. → Collins 太太，你對我完全敞開心扉。
(chuckles) Ah, you brought a friend. → （笑）啊，你帶咗個朋友嚟。
Name's Walter. → 我叫 Walter。
How you doing? → 你好嗎？
Easy, big man. → 慢啲，大隻佬。
Mrs. Collins, we're aware that you were sleeping with your daughter's high school crush. → Collins 太太，我哋知道你同你個女嘅中學暗戀對象上過床。
That was a mistake. → 嗰次係錯。
I forgot that when you're young, you fall easily. → 我唔記得咗後生仔好易動心。
And Jacqueline Parsons, she tells us that you were sleeping with Peter Markham, too. → Jacqueline Parsons 話我哋知，你仲同 Peter Markham 上過床。
Mature women are rarely satisfied with just one. → 成熟女人好少滿足得一個。
I didn't realize having a good time was criminal. → 我唔知玩吓都犯法。
No, it isn't. Definitely isn't. → 唔係，絕對唔係。
But electrocuting someone is. → 但電死人係。
And what we did find was part of your necklace at the crime scene. → 我哋喺案發現場搵到你條頸鏈嘅一部分。
I lost that a few days ago. → 我幾日前唔見咗。
I was there with Peter. → 我同 Peter 去過嗰度。
Public intimacy. → 公開親熱。
Standard cub fantasy. → 標準後生仔幻想。
But you were also with Randall and Chad. → 但你仲同 Randall 同 Chad 一齊。
That's three out of four dead. → 四個死咗三個。
So what happened? → 咁發生咩事？
One of them get too attached? → 其中一個太纏身？
(laughing) Those boys, attached? → （笑）嗰班男仔，會纏身？
CARDOZA: Maybe it was you that had a problem with this, uh... you know, relationship. → CARDOZA：或者係你對呢段關係有問題？
I didn't murder those boys. → 我冇殺嗰班男仔。
We were just playing games. → 我哋只係玩遊戲。
And your husband? → 你老公呢？
Does he have a problem with your games? → 佢對你嘅遊戲有意見？
Why don't you ask him? → 你點解唔問佢？
He's on his boat, as usual. → 佢喺佢隻船度，同平時一樣。
Uh... → 呃...
(knocking): Ahoy. → （敲門）：喂。
What the hell do you guys want now? → 你哋仲想點？
Mr. Collins, are you aware of the fact that the men who died today were... → Collins 先生，你知唔知今日死嘅男人...
together with your wife? → 同你太太一齊？
They were... → 佢哋...
They were together, together. → 佢哋一齊，一齊。
Look, I live my life, and I expect my wife to do the same. → 我過我嘅生活，我亦期望我太太咁做。
Okay, and can you tell us where you were during the game? → 好，你可唔可以話我知比賽期間你喺邊？
Sure, yeah, I have an alibi. → 當然，我有不在場證明。
Her name's, uh, Tiffany. → 佢叫 Tiffany。
Wave, Tiffany. → 揮手，Tiffany。
We were here. → 我哋喺度。
Thank you, Mr. Collins. → 多謝，Collins 先生。
My pleasure. → 唔使客氣。
I don't get it. Wouldn't it be easier for them to just get divorced? → 我唔明。佢哋離婚唔係簡單啲咩？
(cell phone rings) You didn't know? Rich people love to suffer. → （手機響）你唔知？有錢人鍾意受苦。
Hey, Tripp. What's up? → 喂，Tripp。咩事？
I don't say this very often, but I think I've found a lightning rod. Okay. → 我好少咁講，但我覺得我搵到支避雷針。好。
Lightning bolt makes friends with a lifeguard tower and all of a sudden, I'm saddled with block after block of knock and talks. → 閃電同救生員瞭望台做咗朋友，我就成個區逐家逐戶敲門。
Well, I guess it's our lucky day 'cause you have such a nice way with people, Tripp. → 今日我哋好彩，因為 Tripp 你咁識同人相處。
Well, this certainly wasn't on the top of any lifeguard tower this morning. → 呢樣嘢今朝肯定唔喺任何救生員瞭望台頂。
Look underneath it, smartass. → 睇吓下面，叻仔。
(grunts) This is pretty chewed up. → （咕噥）呢個爛得好犀利。
Sure this doesn't belong to the homeowner? → 肯定唔係屋主嘅？
Yeah, in fact, the guy wants to know who's going to buy him a new lawnmower. → 係，個男人想知邊個賠佢部新嘅剪草機。
Wow. → 嘩。
What happened? → 發生咩事？
It's magnetic. → 佢有磁性。
You know... → 你知...
When lightning strikes certain types of metal, makes it magnetized. → 閃電打中某啲金屬，會令佢磁化。
Tripp, this is the murder weapon. → Tripp，呢個係兇器。
Looks like a couple fairway drivers that somebody sawed the club heads off. → 似係幾支高爾夫球桿俾人鋸咗頭。
Yeah. You tape a bunch of these end to end, you get yourself a lightning rod. → 係。將幾支黐埋一齊，就係一支避雷針。
(tape tearing) → （膠紙撕開聲）
(thunder rumbles) (clanking) That's great. Golf clubs. Now, where does that get us? → （雷聲隆隆）（金屬碰撞聲）好嘢。高爾夫球桿。咁可以點？
Every man, woman and child in the state of Florida plays golf before lunch. → 佛羅里達州每個男女細路午餐前都打高爾夫球。
You know what? → 你知唔知？
Collins's daughter has a golf scholarship at Dade University. → Collins 個女喺 Dade 大學有高爾夫球獎學金。
All right. Let's go. → 好，去啦。
You know, I may not live my life the way you think I'm supposed to, but it doesn't make me a suspect. → 我可能唔係你諗嗰種生活方式，但唔代表我係疑犯。
Do these belong to Hailey? → 呢啲係 Hailey 嘅？
Why? → 點解咁問？
Because there are a number of clubs missing. → 因為唔見咗幾支桿。
You people are still after my daughter? → 你哋仲追緊我個女？
How is this supposed to be, uh, "evidence relative to the investigation"? → 呢啲點樣係「調查相關證據」？
I'd like to talk to her, please. → 我想同佢傾吓。
I don't know where she is. → 我唔知佢喺邊。
She moved out. → 佢搬走咗。
What do you mean, she moved out? → 搬走咗係咩意思？
When I brought her back from the station, she told me she hated me. → 我帶佢返嚟之後，佢話憎我。
She's never said anything like that to me before. → 佢從來未咁同我講過嘢。
She won't answer my calls. She won't answer my text messages. → 佢唔聽我電話，唔覆我訊息。
Mrs. Collins, running doesn't look good for her. → Collins 太太，佢走佬對佢唔好。
She's my daughter. → 佢係我個女。
I lost my husband a long time ago. → 我好耐之前冇咗老公。
I can't lose Hailey. → 我唔可以冇咗 Hailey。
I'll find her. → 我會搵到佢。
Well, the club used as a lightning rod is steel, but some of these shavings aren't dense enough to match the metal. → 做避雷針嘅桿係鋼，但呢啲碎屑密度唔夠，唔係同一種金屬。
You can use the XRF to check. → 可以用 XRF 檢查。
I.A. interview didn't go well, huh? → I.A. 面試唔順利？
Did their decision on Delko come down? → 佢哋對 Delko 嘅決定出咗未？
I haven't heard. → 我未收到消息。
You ever notice how those I.A. guys all look alike? → 你有冇發現 I.A. 啲人個個樣都差唔多？
I mean, they all got that square jaw. → 個個都係方形下巴。
It's so weird. → 好奇怪。
(beeping) Well, looks like our murder wasn't Hailey's fault. → （嗶嗶聲）睇嚟謀殺唔係 Hailey 嘅錯。
What do you mean? → 咩意思？
Well, her clubs are straight steel and the club used as the lightning rod is steel, too, but the head must have had a titanium alloy in it. → 佢啲桿係純鋼，做避雷針嘅桿都係鋼，但桿頭應該有鈦合金。
Well, just because the murder weapon didn't come out of Hailey's bag, doesn't mean that she didn't get a club from somewhere else. → 就算兇器唔係 Hailey 袋入面嘅，唔代表佢冇喺第度攞桿。
Yeah, but we still have to put her at the scene. → 係，但我哋仲要證明佢喺現場。
That's why I asked to have all their laundry brought in. → 所以我叫佢哋拎晒啲衫嚟。
I'm hoping the evidence hasn't been washed away. → 我希望證據未俾人洗走。
What are you looking for, copper sulfate? → 你搵硫酸銅？
I am looking for anything. → 我乜都搵。
If you want to grab a magnifier and give me a hand, it would be great. → 如果你拎個放大鏡幫手，就最好。
Are the parents' clothes in here, too? → 父母啲衫都喺度？
Probably. I asked for everything. → 可能。我叫佢哋拎晒。
Look at this. → 睇吓呢度。
There's a serrated edge on the fabric. → 布料上有鋸齒邊。
And there's blood on the leg. → 褲腳有血。
What do you think that means? → 你覺得點解？
I think this proves everything. → 我覺得呢個證明一切。
So, are we good here? → 咁搞掂未？
Not exactly. → 未完全。
Take off your shoes, please. → 請除低你對鞋。
Sure. → 好。
There you go. → 畀你。
I've had those for a couple of years. → 呢對鞋我著咗兩年㗎喇。
They're probably caked in sand and salt, you know. → 應該成日都係沙同鹽漬，你明㗎。
Maybe some deck sealant. → 可能仲有啲甲板防水膠。
That the kind of thing you're looking for? → 係咪你要搵嗰啲嘢？
What's that? → 呢個係咩？
It's a magnet. → 係磁石。
What did you find? What is that stuff? → 你搵到咩？呢啲係乜嘢？
Metal shavings. → 金屬碎屑。
From what? → 從邊度嚟㗎？
A golf club, Mr. Collins. → 高爾夫球桿，Collins先生。
You were sawing the heads off of golf clubs. → 你鋸咗高爾夫球桿嘅頭。
Of course, we'll test it to be thorough. → 當然，我哋會做測試確認。
It was you, wasn't it, Dean? → 係你，係咪，Dean？
You killed those boys. → 你殺咗嗰班男仔。
You're a married woman, Amanda. → 你係結咗婚嘅女人，Amanda。
Those boys were half your age. → 嗰班男仔細你一半。
And you're a married man. → 而你都係結咗婚嘅男人。
And you've had girls on the side for 20 years. → 你二十年嚟都有女人喺出面。
How is that different? → 有咩分別？
Because I'm a man! That's how. → 因為我係男人！就係咁解。
(chuckles) So, you admit it. → （笑）咁你承認啦。
Friends see you organizing your little volleyball tournaments with your boy toys. → 朋友見到你同你啲後生仔搞排球比賽。
It's shameful. → 真係羞家。
It's embarrassing for a man of my stature. → 對我呢啲有身份嘅男人嚟講好尷尬。
(thunderclap) → （雷聲）
(thunder booms, electricity crackles) → （雷聲轟鳴，電流聲）
You're under arrest, Mr. Collins. → 你被捕，Collins先生。
Three counts of murder. → 三項謀殺罪。
It-It was just meant to be a bad accident. → 我...我只係想整成意外。
I guess you can't control the power of Mother Nature, can you? → 我諗你控制唔到大自然嘅力量，係咪？
Take him away. → 帶佢走。
I'm sorry. → 對唔住。
How did you find me? → 你點搵到我？
Well, I noticed some missing clubs in your bag, and I figured you might be here, blowing off some steam. → 我見你個袋少咗幾支桿，諗你應該喺度發洩。
I guess that's what detectives do, huh? → 我諗呢啲就係探員做嘅嘢，係咪？
Figure everything out. → 推理晒所有嘢。
We try to. → 我哋盡力而為。
Hailey, your dad is going away for a while. → Hailey，你老竇要離開一段時間。
He... → 佢...
killed them? → 殺咗佢哋？
My dad? → 我老竇？
And I think you should come home. → 我覺得你應該返屋企。
For what? To be with my mom? → 做咩？同我阿媽一齊？
She did this. → 係佢搞出嚟㗎。
She made it all happen. → 係佢一手造成。
(sighs) Hailey... → （嘆氣）Hailey...
your dad acted alone. → 你老竇係一個人做嘅。
If Mom acted her age, it would all be normal, like everyone else's family. → 如果阿媽做返佢年紀應該做嘅嘢，一切就會正常，同人哋屋企一樣。
Your mom needs you. → 你阿媽需要你。
You're going to need each other. → 你哋需要互相扶持。
(chuckles) Sorry. After you. → （笑）唔好意思。你行先。
No, you go first. → 唔，你行先。
We're allowed to talk again. → 我哋終於可以再傾偈。
Yeah. → 係。
Without Stetler in the middle. → 冇Stetler喺中間阻住。
I think he twisted a few things up. → 我覺得佢扭曲咗啲嘢。
Yeah, I do, too. → 係，我都覺得。
(sighs) I.A., uh, recommended that the State Attorney's Office not take the case any further. → （嘆氣）內部調查科建議州檢察官辦公室唔再跟進呢單案。
You're kidding! They're dropping it? → 你講笑啫！佢哋唔告？
How'd you find that out before the final report? → 你點喺最終報告出之前知道？
You're going to laugh. → 你會笑。
Twitter. → Twitter。
Unbelievable. → 難以置信。
So, we're working together again. Yep. → 所以我哋又合作啦。係。
I have a series of medical clearances to get first, but it looks that way. → 我要先通過一系列醫療檢查，但睇嚟係咁。
Despite the fact that you shot at me. → 就算你開槍射我。
Well, you drove a car at me. → 你都揸車撞我。
I didn't aim a gun at you, though. → 但我冇用槍指住你。
You drove a car at me. → 你揸車撞我。
(both laughing) Okay. → （一齊笑）好。
Truce. → 停戰。
I'll see you at work. → 返工見。
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