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(tires squealing) → （車胎摩擦聲）
(tires screeching) → （車胎尖叫聲）
(screaming) (glass shattering) → （尖叫聲）（玻璃碎裂聲）
Hello? → 喂？
Oh, my God! → 天啊！
BOY (groaning): Help. → 男仔（呻吟）：救命。
(grunts) → （用力聲）
(mumbling) Stay back, okay? Stay back. → （喃喃自語）企後啲，好冇？企後啲。
Get you out of here. (moaning) → 帶你出去。（呻吟聲）
I need an ambulance at the corner of Orchard and Bloom. → 我要救護車嚟Orchard同Bloom交界。
And a fire truck, hurry! → 仲有消防車，快啲！
(siren wailing) → （警笛聲）
(garbled radio transmission) → （無線電雜音）
This looks ugly. → 呢單嘢好棘手。
Yeah. One dead, one survivor. → 係。一個死咗，一個生還。
Any sign of a second driver? → 有冇第二個司機嘅跡象？
No, fled the scene. I've got patrol barricading the neighborhood. → 冇，走咗佬。我已經叫巡邏封鎖附近。
So I assume they've got someone on his trail? Yeah. → 咁我估有人跟緊佢？係。
Horatio's canvassing the perimeter. → Horatio喺周邊排查。
Also, there's a possible witness. → 仲有一個可能嘅目擊者。
A Good Samaritan was jogging... → 有個好心人喺度跑步...
Pulled the victim's son out of the back of the SUV. → 將受害者個仔由SUV後座拉出嚟。
Possibly saved his life. → 可能救咗佢條命。
Is that the victim's son in the back of the ambulance? → 救護車後面嗰個係咪受害者個仔？
CARDOZA: That's him. → CARDOZA：係佢。
Hey, what are you doing? → 喂，你做緊乜？
You could be compromising evidence. → 你可能會破壞證據。
You know the way I feel about it is, he is going to replay this day over and over again in his mind. → 我覺得佢會喺腦入面不斷重播呢一日。
I don't want it to be any worse. → 我唔想令佢更難受。
(garbled radio transmission) → （無線電雜音）
CAINE: Hang on a second. → CAINE：等陣。
I need a paramedic! She's alive! → 我要救護員！佢仲生嘅！
Hang in there, sweetheart. → 撐住呀，靚女。
Give her some room, please. → 俾啲空間佢，唔該。
Give her some room. MAN: She gonna be okay? → 俾啲空間佢。男人：佢會冇事嗎？
It's too soon to tell. → 暫時好難講。
We believe she was driving the other car. → 我哋相信佢係揸另一架車嘅司機。
What? No, that's Lily, my sister. → 咩話？唔係，佢係Lily，我家姐。
Wait a minute, she was in the Escalade with you? Yes. → 等陣，佢同你一齊喺Escalade入面？係。
Can I go? → 我可唔可以走？
Yeah, stay with her. → 好，陪住佢。
(engine starting) She must've been thrown from the vehicle. → （引擎啟動聲）佢一定係俾人由車入面拋出嚟。
(siren whoops) Question is, who was driving the Bentley? → （警笛聲）問題係，邊個揸緊架Bentley？
Somebody with something to hide. → 有啲嘢要隱瞞嘅人。
♪ Yeah! ♪ Captioning sponsored by\h CBS C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS → ♪ Yeah！♪ 字幕由\h CBS C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS贊助
♪ We don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ Don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ No, no! ♪ → ♪ We don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ Don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ No, no！ ♪
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Good, thanks. → 好，唔該。
(garbled radio transmission) Well, patrol just got back to us. → （無線電雜音）巡邏啱啱回覆咗我哋。
License plate belongs to a Billy Jones. → 車牌屬於一個叫Billy Jones嘅人。
Okay. → 好。
Well, where the hell is he? → 咁佢究竟喺邊？
Uh, he wasn't here. → 佢唔喺度。
Reported it stolen last night. → 琴晚報咗失車。
That means somebody jacked the car, caused a crash to kill the woman and fled. → 即係有人偷咗架車，整咗單車禍想殺個女人，然後走佬。
Guy's a one-man crime spree. → 呢條友真係犯罪一條龍。
Whoa, whoa-- we don't even know which car caused the accident yet. → 喂喂喂——我哋連邊架車造成意外都未知。
Well, we know that innocent people don't flee the scene. → 我哋知道無辜嘅人唔會走佬。
All right. (camera shutter clicking) → 好。（相機快門聲）
Huh... Well, I can take the steering wheel back to the lab. → 哼... 我可以拎個軚盤返實驗室。
Try it for prints. → 試下搵指紋。
Yeah, good idea. → 好，好主意。
Hold up a second. → 等陣。
This seat is set back like mine is. → 呢個座位調到好後，同我一樣。
Farther, even. → 甚至仲後啲。
All right, so we must be looking for a big guy. → 好，咁我哋應該係搵緊一個大隻佬。
(chuckles): Oh... → （笑）：哦...
I think the word that you were looking for is "tall," Officer Cardoza. → 我覺得你想講嘅詞係「高」，Cardoza警員。
We're looking for a tall guy. → 我哋係搵緊一個高佬。
About 6'4", at least. → 至少6呎4吋。
Hmm. You know, our Good Samaritan isn't looking so good. → 哼。我哋個好心人睇嚟唔係咁好。
(sighs) People still asking you questions? → （嘆氣）仲有人問你問題？
Nah, I'm just waiting for my sister to pick me up. → 冇，我只係等緊我家姐嚟接我。
Thought you said you were jogging. → 我以為你話你喺度跑步。
You don't live around here? → 你唔係住呢頭？
You were the one driving the Bentley, weren't you? → 你係揸Bentley嗰個人，係咪？
(sighs): Okay. → （嘆氣）：好。
I own this very successful video game company. → 我擁有一間好成功嘅電子遊戲公司。
And when people find out you have a lot of money, they'll use any excuse to sue. → 當人哋知道你好多錢，佢哋就會用任何藉口嚟告你。
Are you admitting you were at fault in the accident? → 你係咪承認你喺意外中有責任？
No, I just wanted to consult with my lawyer. → 唔係，我只係想同我律師商量下。
Well, you're going to need one that specializes in criminal defense; this is vehicular manslaughter. → 咁你需要一個專打刑事辯護嘅律師；呢單係過失殺人。
No, no, no-- I was just making a turn. → 唔係唔係唔係——我只係轉緊彎。
They came out of nowhere. → 佢哋突然衝出嚟。
(tires screeching, woman screaming) How come you don't have a scratch on you? → （車胎尖叫聲，女人尖叫聲）點解你一啲傷都冇？
I guess I was lucky. Lucky, huh? → 我諗我好彩。好彩，係？
Not so much. → 唔係好彩。
We know that that car was stolen. → 我哋知道架車係俾人偷嘅。
I didn't steal it. → 我冇偷。
I was returning it. → 我只係還車。
Yeah, see, you already used that Good Samaritan story once already. → 係，你已經用過好心人嗰個故仔一次。
Look, my sister's dating the guy who owns the Bentley. → 聽我講，我家姐同Bentley車主拍緊拖。
She got into a situation with him. → 佢同佢有啲問題。
I was just returning the car. → 我只係幫佢還車。
Well, I guess we'll need your sister to come in and verify that story. Sure. → 咁我諗我哋需要你家姐嚟證實呢個故仔。好。
Okay... → 好...
Bring him over to Holding. → 帶佢去羈留室。
WOMAN: Don't touch me! → 女人：唔好掂我！
Excuse me! Excuse me, where is my brother?! → 唔該！唔該，我細佬喺邊？！
Ma'am? Ms. Emparo, Ms. Emparo, it's okay. → 女士？Emparo小姐，Emparo小姐，冇事。
Calm down, all right? I got it. Let's... I want to see Victor. → 冷靜啲，好冇？我搞掂。我... 我想見Victor。
Okay, I have a few questions, then you can talk to him. → 好，我有幾個問題，之後你可以同佢傾。
No, first I see him, then I answer your questions. → 唔得，我要先見佢，然後先答你問題。
Um, your brother... → 你細佬...
is in a lot of trouble. → 好大鑊。
Why? → 點解？
He was driving a stolen car when the accident occurred. → 意外發生時佢揸緊一架偷返嚟嘅車。
You know anything about that? → 你知唔知呢件事？
I told you, let me see him first. → 我話咗，俾我見佢先。
All right. → 好。
You need to have a seat. → 你要坐低。
Your brother's being arrested for grand theft auto. → 你細佬因為偷車被捕。
I'll have to call upstairs to see if I can get permission. → 我要打電話上樓睇下可唔可以攞到批准。
Victor didn't steal it. → Victor冇偷。
I did. → 係我偷嘅。
But I didn't mean to. → 但我唔係有心。
It's my ex-boyfriend's car. We were fighting. → 係我前男友嘅車。我哋嗌緊交。
It got really heated, and I got scared. → 越嚟越激烈，我好驚。
I had to get out of there, so I took off. → 我要離開嗰度，所以我就開走咗。
In a car that didn't belong to you? → 開走一架唔屬於你嘅車？
But I never meant to keep it. → 但我從來冇諗住據為己有。
(thump) I couldn't face Billy again, so Victor offered to return the car. → （撞擊聲）我唔敢再面對Billy，所以Victor話幫我還車。
He was just trying to protect me. → 佢只係想保護我。
MAN: CSI Cardoza! → 男人：CSI Cardoza！
We got a problem in here! → 呢度有問題！
What happened? Uh, I don't know. → 發生咩事？我唔知。
We just found him like this. What happened to him? → 我哋啱啱發現佢咁樣。佢發生咩事？
Officer, what is going on? → 警員，發生緊咩事？
He doesn't have a pulse. → 佢冇脈搏。
Get an EMT in here. Yes, sir. → 叫救護員過嚟。係，長官。
Excuse me. → 唔該。
I think he's the largest one I've ever caught. → 我諗呢個係我捉過最大隻嘅。
Look, I don't understand. How did he end up on the floor of the holding cell? → 我唔明。點解佢會喺羈留室地下？
Pretend this is Victor's head. → 當呢個係Victor個頭。
And I assume the gelatin is his brain? → 我估啫喱係佢個腦？
Which, before the crash, was a solid mass. Mm-hmm. → 撞車前係實心嘅。嗯。
But then... → 但之後...
(mimics crashing) → （模仿撞擊聲）
He suffered a diffuse axonal injury from the impact, which started an ischemic cascade that caused apoptosis leading to neuron necritis. → 佢因為撞擊導致瀰漫性軸索損傷，引發缺血級聯反應，造成細胞凋亡，導致神經元壞死。
His head shook so hard, it broke his brain? → 佢個頭搖得太勁，整壞咗個腦？
Fractured with invisible cracks. → 好似有啲睇唔到嘅裂痕。
(tires screeching, woman screaming) → （車胎尖叫聲，女人尖叫聲）
Once Victor's brain stopped \h working, so did his lungs and heart. \h What happened to him, Officer? What is going on? → 一旦Victor個腦停止運作，佢嘅肺同心都跟住停。佢發生咩事，警員？發生緊咩事？
But he was fine. → 但佢之前冇事。
I spoke with him after the accident. → 意外後我同佢講過嘢。
He was completely coherent. → 佢完全清醒。
It's called "talk and die" syndrome. → 呢個叫「講完就死」症候群。
The jostling rips the nerves apart, causing the brain cells to atrophy, which takes time. → 撞擊會扯斷神經，令腦細胞萎縮，呢個過程需要時間。
He could've gone on for days before dropping dead. → 佢可以過幾日先突然死。
Huh. This brings the body count on this accident to two. → 哼。呢單意外嘅死亡人數加到兩個。
Man, it's insane. → 真係癲。
I mean, the guy was standing right over there. → 我意思係，佢啱啱仲企喺嗰度。
Looked fine to me. → 睇落完全冇事。
Yeah, I bet he thought he dodged a bullet. → 係，我估佢以為自己避過一劫。
Anyway, Walter, last time I checked you can't charge a dead man with vehicular manslaughter. → 總之，Walter，我上次檢查嘅時候，冇人可以控告一個死人過失殺人。
Looks like the family may still want to pursue civilly. → 睇嚟家屬可能想民事追究。
So Horatio wants all the "i's" dotted and "t's" crossed. → 所以Horatio想所有細節都搞清楚。
Okay, you want me to tell you what happened, Walter? → 好，你想我話俾你聽發生咩事，Walter？
Yeah. → 好。
Victor Emparo came out of the stop sign too fast into oncoming traffic. → Victor Emparo喺停車標誌位出得太快，衝入對頭車流。
End of case. → 案件完結。
Let's go eat. Yeah, case isn't closed until we got some solid physical evidence, my friend. → 去食嘢。好，案件未搵到實質物證之前都未算完結，朋友。
I'm hungry. → 我好肚餓。
And what I got here says the northern-most end of the debris indicates a point of impact approximately 12 feet, three inches from the point of reference. → 而我呢度顯示最北端嘅碎片表示撞擊點距離參考點大約12呎3吋。
And according to Victor Emparo's account, he was turning right from the southwest corner. → 根據Victor Emparo嘅講法，佢係由西南角右轉。
And judging from the, uh, damage done to the SUV here, it rear-ended the Bentley. → 而根據SUV嘅損毀情況，係由後面撞到Bentley。
Which means the SUV must have been coming from that way, over the bridge. → 即係SUV一定係由嗰邊嚟，過咗條橋。
Exactly. → 啱晒。
Yeah, width of the mark is consistent with an SUV's tires. → 係，痕跡嘅闊度同SUV車胎吻合。
Only problem is, this tread is arcing away from the center of the road. → 唯一問題係，呢條胎痕係向外彎，遠離路中心。
(tires squealing) It's turning into the Bentley. → （車胎尖叫聲）係轉向Bentley。
If somebody cuts you off, your natural reaction is to turn away, avoiding the crash. → 如果有人cut你線，自然反應係扭開，避免撞車。
How in the hell did you fit under there? → 你點樣攝到落去㗎？
The skid mark under there indicates the SUV jammed on its brake before the impact. → 下面條胎痕顯示SUV喺撞擊前已經急剎車。
Our seven-footer definitely had some lies up his sleeve, but this doesn't look like one of them. → 我哋個7呎高佬肯定有啲嘢隱瞞，但呢樣唔似係講大話。
He didn't cause this accident. → 佢冇造成呢單意外。
(tires squealing) But what caused the SUV to swerve so erratically? → （車胎尖叫聲）但係乜嘢令到SUV咁失控？
Maybe an animal? → 可能係動物？
A piece of debris? → 一塊碎片？
Maybe the mother was putting on makeup. → 可能個阿媽喺度化妝。
Maybe she was talking on a cell phone. → 可能佢喺度講電話。
Okay, or maybe, and I hate to say this, some people like to add a little something-something to their morning coffee. → 好，或者，我唔想咁講，但有人鍾意喺朝早咖啡加啲嘢。
Mom with a habit. → 阿媽有毒癮。
Seen that before. → 見過好多次。
Tell you what-- I'll, uh... call Dr. Loman, see if I can't get a rush on that tox report. → 我話你知——我會打俾Dr. Loman，睇下可唔可以加快毒理報告。
The blood ethanol level is 182 grams per hectoliter. → 血液乙醇濃度係每百毫升182毫克。
So where does that put us? → 咁即係點？
My math says .115. → 我計到係.115。
That's definitely over the legal limit. → 肯定超標。
She shouldn't have been behind a pottery wheel, much less a steering wheel. → 佢連陶藝轉盤都唔應該掂，更何況係軚盤。
(monitor beeping) Mr. Ballard, where was your family going this morning? → （監測器響聲）Ballard先生，今朝你家人去咗邊？
The kids were at a pep rally at Drake Point Beach. → 啲細路去咗Drake Point Beach嘅打氣會。
My wife dropped them off and she picked them up when it was over. → 我老婆送佢哋去，完咗再接返。
Any idea where she was between drop off and pick up? → 你知唔知佢送完同接返之間去咗邊？
I don't know. → 我唔知。
She called, but I didn't answer. → 佢打過電話，但我冇接。
I was-- I was in a meeting. → 我當時... 開緊會。
And I didn't think anything of it at the time. → 我當時冇諗咁多。
But maybe-- maybe if I'd picked up, this wouldn't have happened. → 但可能...如果我當時接咗電話，呢件事就唔會發生。
I'm sorry. → 對唔住。
Mr. Ballard-- did your wife have a drinking problem? → Ballard先生——你太太有冇飲酒問題？
No. → 冇。
No, of course not. Why do you ask? → 冇，梗係冇啦。你點解咁問？
Because her blood alcohol level was over the legal limit. → 因為佢血液酒精濃度超過法定上限。
I mean, when we'd go out, she'd have a glass of wine with dinner, but that's it. → 我意思係，我哋出去食飯嗰陣，佢會同晚餐飲杯紅酒，但係咁多咋。
Karen would never drink and drive. → Karen絕對唔會酒後駕駛。
We have two teenagers living under our roof. → 我哋屋企有兩個青少年。
We don't even keep any liquor in the house. → 我哋屋企連一滴酒都冇擺。
Doesn't mean she didn't drink. → 唔代表佢冇飲過酒。
I know my wife. → 我了解我太太。
Mr. Ballard, I have an alcoholic in my family. → Ballard先生，我屋企都有個酗酒嘅人。
I know this is hard to hear. No, this isn't hard. → 我知呢啲說話好難聽。唔，呢啲唔難聽。
It's just wrong. It may be, it may not be, but it's my job to find out. → 係錯嘅。可能係，可能唔係，但我嘅職責係查明真相。
What about the other guy? → 另一個司機呢？
The one who stole the car-- shouldn't you be talking to him? → 偷車嗰個——你唔係應該去問佢咩？
The other driver died in custody this morning. → 另一個司機今朝喺拘留期間死咗。
We've also proven it wasn't his fault. → 我哋亦都證實咗唔係佢嘅錯。
There has to be another explanation. → 一定有其他解釋。
(muttering): I'm sorry... → （低聲）對唔住...
I know, I know, I know. → 我明，我明，我明。
You want to know where Karen Ballard was driving prior to the accident, I get it. → 你想知Karen Ballard出事前去過邊度，我明。
But this GPS is pretty banged up. → 但呢個GPS爛得好犀利。
Can we retrieve the data? → 我哋拎唔拎到啲數據？
Well, cross your fingers-- and your toes. → 咁就要祝你好運喇——手指腳趾都要交叉。
And my toes. → 仲有我嘅腳趾。
Ah. Like I said, following the mother's movements will be no problem. → 啊。正如我話齋，跟蹤阿媽嘅行蹤冇問題。
Andrew Ballard and his wife claim they had no access to alcohol... so where did they get it? → Andrew Ballard同佢太太話佢哋冇接觸酒精...咁佢哋喺邊度拎嚟？
Well, here's your bread crumb trail. → 呢度就係你嘅線索。
Home... gas station... Drake Point. → 屋企...油站...Drake Point。
Home... gas station... → 屋企...油站...
Sixth and Colton. What is at Sixth and Colton? → Sixth同Colton。Sixth同Colton有咩？
The Rum Room. → Rum Room酒吧。
I bet you can buy some alcohol there. → 我夠膽講你喺嗰度買到酒。
I bet you can too, Dave. → 我都夠膽講你都得，Dave。
Calleigh...
♪ ♪ Excuse me. Hi. → ♪ ♪ 唔好意思。你好。
Table or the bar? → 坐枱定係吧枱？
Actually, I just have a few questions for you about one of your patrons. → 其實我只係想問你幾個問題，關於你一個客人。
Was this woman in here earlier today? → 呢個女人今日較早時候有冇嚟過？
I remember her. → 我記得佢。
Actually, she left her glasses here. → 其實佢留低咗副眼鏡喺度。
Can you get 'em to her? → 你可唔可以俾返佢？
Uh, sure. → 呃，好。
Do you remember what she had to drink? → 你記唔記得佢飲咗啲咩？
She had a salty dog. → 佢飲咗杯Salty Dog。
Do you remember how many? Uh, just the one. → 你記唔記得飲咗幾多杯？呃，就一杯。
I think the guy she was with drank most of it, though. → 不過我諗同佢一齊嗰個男人飲咗大部份。
Oh, really? → 哦，係咩？
Was this the guy she was with? → 同佢一齊嘅係咪呢個男人？
No. → 唔係。
Her guy was more the rock climber, runner, not-so-corporate type. → 佢個男人似係攀石佬、跑手，唔係咁商業型嗰種。
Well, that doesn't sound like her husband. → 咁聽落唔似佢老公喎。
Husband? → 老公？
She didn't act like she had a husband. → 佢嘅行為完全唔似有老公。
I mean, they were practically doing it on the table. → 我意思係，佢哋差啲喺枱上面搞埋。
And you're sure she just had the one drink? → 你肯定佢只係飲咗一杯？
Positive. They were in a hurry. → 肯定。佢哋好趕時間。
Too much of a hurry to leave a tip, apparently. → 趕到連貼士都冇俾，明顯係。
Okay. → 好。
Well, thank you for your time. → 咁多謝你嘅時間。
Tell you what, Karen's husband sure didn't know much about her. → 我話你知，Karen個老公真係唔係好了解佢。
In addition to the drinking problem, she was also having an affair. → 除咗飲酒問題，佢仲有外遇。
Yes, and one drink wouldn't put her past the legal limit, would it? → 係，而且一杯酒唔會令佢超標，係咪？
I'm thinking maybe she had more after. → 我諗佢之後可能飲多咗。
A flask. They went to a liquor store. → 用扁酒壺。佢哋去過酒舖。
So maybe we have a false positive. → 所以可能係假陽性。
That's interesting. → 幾有趣。
So you're thinking because we collected her blood sample postmortem, that bacteria developed in the body creating ethanol? → 所以你係諗因為我哋喺死後抽血，身體產生細菌製造咗乙醇？
That would give her an elevated blood level, wouldn't it? → 咁會令佢血液濃度升高，係咪？
Yeah, it would. → 係，會。
Okay, then we're going to need to corroborate her blood tox with some other body fluid. → 好，咁我哋要用其他體液核實佢嘅血液毒理報告。
Vitreous, maybe? → 玻璃體液，好唔好？
Vitreous is the best indicator and would protect after death. → 玻璃體液係最好嘅指標，死後都保護到。
That's going to be a tough one. → 呢個會好難搞。
She suffered severe cranial damage and the one eye we do have is badly compromised. → 佢頭部嚴重受創，我哋有嘅一隻眼又嚴重受損。
Yes, but it could prove her innocence. → 係，但可以證明佢清白。
Let's look into it. → 我哋查吓。
Are you still working this scene? → 你仲喺度處理現場？
Yep. At point of rest, Karen Ballard was found in the driver's seat. → 係。喺靜止位置，Karen Ballard被發現喺司機位。
Now I've just got to show that she was there during the collision. Hmm. → 我而家要證明佢碰撞時喺嗰個位。嗯。
You here to help? → 你嚟幫手？
No. Sorry. → 唔係。對唔住。
I'm here to look for Karen Ballard's eyeball. → 我嚟搵Karen Ballard嘅眼珠。
Ugh. Excuse me. I know, but we can use it to confirm whether or not she was drunk. → 唉。唔好意思。我知，但我哋可以用嚟確認佢有冇醉。
Hey, Calleigh, don't let that husband's reaction trump your evidence. → 喂，Calleigh，唔好俾個老公嘅反應影響你嘅證據。
I've worked my share of DUI's on night shift. → 我夜更做過唔少酒後駕駛案件。
The family is always shocked. → 屋企人永遠都係好震驚。
Tell me about it. → 唔使講都知。
Well, trajectory of the Escalade's roll threw the daughter's body off in those bushes over there. → 咁，Escalade翻滾嘅軌跡將個女嘅身體拋咗去嗰邊嘅灌木叢。
All right, let's start there. → 好，由嗰度開始。
Uh, no. → 呃，唔好。
I'm going to let you handle that one. → 我俾你搞嗰單。
Eyeballs are like my kryptonite. → 眼珠係我嘅剋星。
Good to know. → 好，知道。
♪ ♪
Okay, I'm going to take this back to Tom. → 好，我拎返去俾Tom。
(gasps) (laughing) Aw. → （吸氣）（笑）哎呀。
Could you give this to Wolfe? → 你可唔可以俾Wolfe？
Yeah. → 好。
Sorry. → 對唔住。
Ugh. → 唉。
♪ ♪
(mutters) Oh, gosh, Tom, what is it? → （低聲）哎呀，天啊，Tom，咩事？
Oh! According to the vitreous humor, Karen Ballard's alcohol level was only at a .02. → 哦！根據玻璃體液，Karen Ballard嘅酒精濃度得0.02。
So our other blood sample was compromised. → 所以我哋另一個血液樣本受咗污染。
She wasn't drunk. → 佢冇醉。
♪ ♪
Hey, H? → 喂，H？
I got something from the brake pedal. → 我喺煞車踏板搵到啲嘢。
Hit me. → 講嚟聽吓。
Driver slammed on the brake, causing the shoe's tread to transfer to the pedal. → 司機猛咁踩煞車，令鞋底紋路印咗上踏板。
Okay, but can we confirm Karen Ballard was driving? → 好，但我哋可唔可以確認Karen Ballard係司機？
That's the thing. → 問題就喺度。
The tread doesn't match her shoe. → 鞋底紋路同佢對鞋唔吻合。
(siren wails in distance) DUQUESNE: Mr. Ballard? → （警笛遠處響）DUQUESNE：Ballard先生？
I thought you might want some coffee. → 我諗你可能想飲杯咖啡。
Thank you. → 多謝。
Mr. Ballard, I am very glad to tell you that we ran some additional testing this morning and your wife was not inebriated. → Ballard先生，我好開心話你知，我哋今朝做咗額外測試，你太太冇醉。
I was wrong. → 我錯咗。
I knew you had to be. → 我知你一定係錯。
But how could you just make an accusation like that? → 但你點可以咁樣指控人？
I made a mistake. → 我犯咗錯。
I'm sorry. → 對唔住。
Science led me to the truth, thankfully. → 好彩科學引導我搵到真相。
But also about some other things. → 但仲有啲其他嘢。
Like what? → 例如咩？
We found out that your wife wasn't driving this morning. → 我哋發現你太太今朝唔係揸車嗰個。
What? → 咩話？
What are you talking about? → 你講緊咩？
There was a pattern on the brake pedal, and it doesn't match your wife's shoes. → 煞車踏板上有個圖案，同你太太對鞋唔吻合。
Unfortunately, that means I'm gonna have to ask for, uh, your children's shoes. → 唔好意思，即係我要問你攞你啲仔女嘅鞋。
So you think one of my kids drove? → 所以你覺得係我其中一個仔女揸車？
No. Karen picked them up. → 唔係。Karen接佢哋。
She was driving. → 係佢揸車。
I'm sorry, our evidence just doesn't support that. → 對唔住，我哋嘅證據唔支持呢個講法。
Well, it couldn't have been Lily-- she's only 14. → 唔可能係Lily——佢得14歲。
What about your son? → 你個仔呢？
His license is suspended, and Karen would never let him get behind the wheel. → 佢個牌被吊銷咗，Karen絕對唔會俾佢揸車。
(panting): My daughter... → （喘氣）我個女...
is still unconscious, and Greg has been through so much already today. → 仲昏迷緊，Greg今日已經經歷咗好多。
Why can't you just leave this alone? → 你點解唔可以放過呢件事？
Mr. Ballard, there are two people who died, and it is my responsibility to find out what happened. → Ballard先生，有兩個人死咗，查明真相係我嘅責任。
But I am truly sorry. → 但我真係好遺憾。
(woman speaking indistinctly over P.A.) (monitor beeping) → （擴音器模糊女人聲）（監視器嘟嘟響）
Calleigh told me the husband was devastated. → Calleigh話個老公好崩潰。
Can you blame him? → 你怪得佢咩？
He just lost his wife, and now it looks like one of his kids caused the accident. → 佢啱啱冇咗老婆，而家仲似係佢其中一個仔女造成意外。
Not to mention, he was being cheated on. → 仲未計佢俾人戴綠帽。
Be careful with that information, 'cause the husband was never told. → 呢啲資料要小心處理，因為老公從來冇被告知。
What?! The guy doesn't know the worst of it? → 咩？！呢條友連最慘嘅嘢都唔知？
It wasn't pertinent to the case. → 同案件無關。
Look, his wife just died. → 你睇，佢老婆啱啱死咗。
What good would it do to let him know his wife was also cheating on him? → 話俾佢知老婆出軌有咩好處？
Wouldn't you want to know? → 你唔會想知咩？
Yeah. → 會。
Hey, I think we got a match. → 喂，我諗我哋搵到吻合。
The last time I drove was, like, two weeks ago. → 我最後一次揸車係大概兩個禮拜前。
I was out with some friends. → 我同啲朋友出去。
We were racing. → 我哋喺度賽車。
(engine roaring) (siren wailing) Oh, shoot! → （引擎轟鳴）（警笛響）哎呀，頂！
(tires screech) I got pulled over, and that's why my license got suspended. → （輪胎尖叫）我俾人截停，所以個牌先被吊銷。
Yeah, well, that... → 係，咁...
and the marijuana they found in the car. → 仲有佢哋喺車度搵到大麻。
Yeah. → 係。
Who was driving today? → 今日邊個揸車？
My mom. → 我阿媽。
Even though she didn't have her glasses? → 即使佢冇戴眼鏡？
Yes, she was fine. → 係，佢冇問題。
I was asleep in the back, and then suddenly, sh-she just swerved. → 我喺後座瞓緊覺，然後突然佢就扭呔。
I don't know why she swerved, she just did. → 我唔知佢點解扭呔，佢就係咁做咗。
Why would I lie about this? → 我點會喺呢件事上講大話？
You're aware that a man lost his life, right? → 你知唔知有個男人死咗？
I know how bad this was. → 我知件事有幾嚴重。
But you got to believe me, I was not driving. → 但你要相信我，我冇揸車。
(sighs) There you go. → （嘆氣）搞掂。
How you holding up? → 你頂唔頂得住？
When can I go? → 我幾時可以走？
Well, until your ex verifies your story, we have to hold you for grand theft. → 等你前妻證實你嘅講法之前，我哋要以嚴重盜竊罪拘留你。
Victor was always saving me in these situations. → Victor以前成日喺呢啲情況下救我。
Now... → 而家...
That kid, he's injured. → 嗰個細路，佢受傷。
Was he involved in the accident? → 佢有冇份參與意外？
I'm sorry, I can't talk to you about an ongoing investigation. → 對唔住，我唔可以同你討論進行中嘅調查。
Was it his fault?! Marta... → 係咪佢嘅錯？！Marta...
Was he driving the car that killed my brother?! → 係咪佢揸車殺死我大佬？！
Don't make things worse; keep your voice down. → 唔好搞大件事；細聲啲。
I won't keep my voice down! → 我唔會細聲！
He killed my brother, and he's walking out of here! → 佢殺死我大佬，佢仲可以行出呢度！
No, we don't know what happened, Marta, but we will find out-- that I can promise you. → 唔，我哋唔知發生咩事，Marta，但我哋會查清楚——呢個我可以應承你。
Sit down. → 坐低。
(sighs) → （嘆氣）
(elevator bell dings) SIMMONS: Hey, Calleigh. → （電梯鈴響）SIMMONS：喂，Calleigh。
Please tell me you have good news. I wish I did. → 求你話俾我聽有好消息。我都想。
I ran the soles of the son's sneakers through the FTIR. → 我用FTIR分析咗個仔嘅波鞋鞋底。
Yeah? Take a look. → 係？你睇吓。
Come to find there's a softening agent mixed in with the plastic. → 發現塑膠入面混咗軟化劑。
And soft plastics don't require high-speed impact to melt. → 軟塑膠唔需要高速撞擊就會熔化。
Oh, come on-- that means the tread evidence on our brake pedal is equivocal. → 唓，唔係掛——即係話我哋迫力踏板上面嘅胎痕證據係模棱兩可㗎。
Yep. The transfer from the son's sneakers could have happened from slamming the brakes on a different day. → 係呀。個仔嘅波鞋印可能係第日先踩迫力整出嚟㗎。
That's what he told Horatio. → 佢就係咁同Horatio講㗎。
The one exception to the rule. → 例外嘅一個案例囉。
Just when you think you got something figured out, they throw you another curveball. → 正當你以為搞掂晒嘅時候，佢哋又會整啲新花臣出嚟。
So what now? We find out once and for all who was driving that Escalade. → 咁而家點？我哋要一次過搞清楚邊個揸緊嗰架Escalade。
♪ ♪ WOLFE: So, does anybody want to tell me why we brought the lab down to the garage? → ♪ ♪ WOLFE：有冇人可以話我知，點解我哋要成個實驗室搬落車房？
If we're gonna figure out who was driving, we need to trace the path of our passengers during the accident. → 如果我哋要搞清楚邊個揸車，就要追蹤意外期間啲乘客嘅移動路線。
Basically, I tested all their clothes for nitrates, and they all came back positive. → 簡單講，我驗晒佢哋啲衫嘅硝酸鹽，全部結果都係陽性。
Which means they really tumbled around during the crash. → 即係話佢哋喺撞車嗰陣真係滾嚟滾去。
So the best way to figure out who was where at the time of impact is with fiber plastic fusions. → 所以要搞清楚撞擊嗰陣邊個喺邊個位，最好嘅方法就係睇纖維塑膠融合。
What is that? → 乜嚟㗎？
Car crashes create so much speed and energy that the friction can cause fibers and patterns to actually fuse with the car's plastic components. → 撞車會產生好大嘅速度同能量，摩擦會令纖維同圖案實際上融合落車嘅塑膠部件度。
Well, that's gonna be tough to sort, huh? → 嘩，咁樣要分清楚都幾難搞吓喎？
With all those bodies rolling around in there. → 仲要咁多個人喺入面滾嚟滾去。
You afraid of a challenge, Wolfe? → 你驚挑戰呀，Wolfe？
Hm. → 哼。
All right, let's everybody pick a seat, and then we'll record every contact with a corresponding color. → 好，大家揀個位坐低，我哋會用對應嘅顏色記錄每個接觸點。
The mom is red dots, the son is blue, and the daughter's green. → 阿媽係紅點，個仔係藍色，個女係綠色。
What? → 吓？
You need diffuse light to distinguish FPF's. → 你要用散射光先睇到FPF㗎。
And... → 同埋...
you'll need one of these. → 你要用呢啲嘢。
Look closely for abraded surfaces. → 仔細啲睇磨損咗嘅表面。
Transfers can be tough to spot. → 轉移痕跡有時好難睇到㗎。
You know, a nice young man was promoted from the night shift, and now he thinks he's God's gift to forensics. → 你知唔知呀，有個靚仔由夜更升咗職，而家以為自己係鑑證科嘅救世主。
Shame to see. → 真係睇見都眼冤。
♪ ♪
(brief whirring) → （短暫嘅轉動聲）
(tires screech, loud crash) (screaming) (screams echoing) → （車胎尖叫聲，猛烈撞擊聲）（尖叫聲）（回音尖叫聲）
(brief whirring) → （短暫嘅轉動聲）
(distorted scream) (loud crash) ♪ ♪ → （扭曲嘅尖叫聲）（猛烈撞擊聲）♪ ♪
The son is all over the backseat. → 個仔成個後座都係佢嘅痕跡。
The kid's flopping around like a fish out of water. → 個細路好似條離水嘅魚咁彈嚟彈去。
Well, that leaves... the daughter or the mother in the driver's seat. → 咁即係話...司機位係個女或者阿媽。
Well, the mother left transfer on the E-brake. → 阿媽喺手掣留低咗轉移痕跡。
She was also found behind the steering wheel. → 佢亦都係喺軚盤後面俾人發現。
But the only way to actually confirm she was driving is to find evidence of the mother below the steering wheel. → 但係要真正確認佢係司機，就要喺軚盤下面搵到阿媽嘅證據。
Right, that's the only place none of the other passengers would have come in contact with during the roll. → 啱，成個翻滾過程中，得呢個位係其他乘客唔會掂到㗎。
I think maybe our best bet is to take a look at the panel for the steering column. → 我覺得最好嘅辦法係睇吓軚盤柱嘅面板。
All right. → 好。
Thank you. Uh-huh. → 唔該。嗯。
Anything? Not yet. → 有冇發現？未有。
Ooh. → 噢。
Mm. → 嗯。
Got a pinched fiber. → 搵到條夾住咗嘅纖維。
Walter, there's no crack in the plastic. → Walter，塊膠冇裂痕㗎喎。
How did the fiber get stuck in there? Ah. → 條纖維點樣攝咗入去㗎？啊。
Bag that? Yeah. → 裝起佢？好。
Well... → 咁...
the plastic splits when the passenger \h impacts with it. → 當乘客撞落塊膠嗰陣，塊膠會裂開。
The fiber gets caught, then when the passenger shifts, the plastic recovers \h its original shape, as if nothing ever happened. → 纖維攝咗入去，然後當乘客移動嘅時候，塊膠會恢復返原本嘅形狀，好似乜事都冇發生過咁。
It's crazy, right? → 好神奇，係咪？
It's not from the mom's pants. → 唔係阿媽條褲嘅料。
I got nothing here. → 我呢度搵唔到嘢。
(computer beeps) The daughter was driving. → （電腦嗶嗶聲）係個女揸車。
Mom said I could drive. → 阿媽話我可以揸㗎。
As long as I drove slow. → 只要我揸得慢就得。
Why wasn't Mom driving? → 點解唔係阿媽揸？
She didn't have her glasses, and Greg's license was suspended. → 佢冇帶眼鏡，而Greg嘅車牌又俾人停咗。
So he couldn't. → 所以佢唔可以揸。
She tried to call you, but you didn't pick up. → 佢打過俾你，但你冇聽電話。
(sniffles) It was such a short drive home. → （抽泣聲）只係好短嘅車程返屋企咋。
Lily, what do you remember about the accident? → Lily，你記唔記得意外發生嗰陣嘅情況？
Mom was sitting next to me. → 阿媽坐喺我隔籬。
Greg was in the back. → Greg喺後座。
GREG: Take it easy, Speed Racer. → GREG：放鬆啲啦，賽車手。
(laughs) Eyes front. → （笑）望前面。
Gosh. Can we turn on the radio? → 天呀。可唔可以開收音機？
No. It'll distract you from the road. → 唔得。會令你分心。
Mom, it's okay. We're, like, the only car out here. → 阿媽，冇事㗎。呢度得我哋一架車咋。
Ease up, ease up on the gas. Mom, I'm fine. → 放鬆啲，放鬆啲油門。阿媽，我冇事㗎。
I'm not even going fast. Okay, okay. → 我揸得唔快㗎。好，好。
Were you this hard on Greg when he was driving? → 你以前對Greg都係咁嚴格㗎？
LILY: We drove across the bridge, and a gator came into the \h road. → LILY：我哋揸過條橋，跟住有條鱷魚走出馬路。
(tires squeal, Lily screams) I swerved to avoid it, but the car was acting weird. → （車胎尖叫聲，Lily尖叫）我扭軚避開佢，但架車開始唔聽話。
(tires screeching) (sniffles, sobs) The car was so heavy, and I couldn't turn the wheel. → （車胎尖叫聲）（抽泣聲，哭泣聲）架車好重，我扭唔到個軚。
(sniffles) This is all my fault. → （抽泣聲）全部都係我嘅錯。
No, baby, no. → 唔係㗎，BB，唔係㗎。
You know, Lily, I'm not so sure about that. → Lily，我對呢件事有啲保留。
WOLFE: Thought the daughter admitted to driving. → WOLFE：我以為個女已經認咗揸車。
Yes, she did. → 係，佢認咗。
She said... when she lost control of the car, the car felt heavy. → 佢話...當佢失控嗰陣，架車感覺好重。
Could be operator error. → 可能係操作失誤。
She's, uh-- I don't know-- young, inexperienced. → 佢...唔知點講—後生，冇經驗。
Yes. → 係。
It could be equipment failure. → 都有可能係機件故障。
Let me see that light. → 俾我睇吓支電筒。
Steering fluid is very, very low. → 轉向油好低好低。
That could've contributed. → 可能係其中一個原因。
So one of the parents forgot to top off the fluid. → 即係其中一個家長唔記得加返滿啲油。
Get them on negligence, maybe. → 或者可以告佢哋疏忽。
Could explain why she never corrected. → 或者可以解釋到點解佢冇修正到。
And without the power steering, she would've felt the full weight of the car, wouldn't she have? → 冇咗動力轉向，佢就會感受到架車嘅全部重量，係咪？
H, take a look at this. → H，睇吓呢度。
This is from the steering system. → 呢個係轉向系統嘅零件。
Hose is punctured. → 條喉穿咗個窿。
Could've been a slow leak. → 可能係慢慢滲漏。
Mr. Wolfe, that's not from normal wear and tear. → Wolfe先生，呢個唔係正常損耗嚟㗎。
That was cut. → 呢個係俾人割開㗎。
(tires squeal) → （車胎尖叫聲）
Somebody intentionally tried to hurt this family. → 有人特登想傷害呢家人。
Not the family, the mother. → 唔係成家人，係阿媽。
Remember, she was having an affair, right? → 記唔記得，佢有婚外情㗎嘛？
Boyfriend checked out; he's clean. → 男朋友查過；冇問題。
I'm not talking about the boyfriend. → 我唔係講緊個男朋友。
How many different ways are you going to continue to attack me and my family today? → 你今日仲想用幾多種唔同方法繼續攻擊我同我屋企人？
I'm merely following the evidence, Mr. Ballard. → 我只係跟住證據行啫，Ballard先生。
And what evidence is telling you that I would sabotage my own wife's car? → 咁證據話我知，我會破壞自己老婆架車？
You are the one that had access and motive. → 你得先有機會同動機。
I have no idea what you're talking about. → 我完全唔知你講乜。
You should check your facts. → 你應該查清楚啲事實先。
TRIPP: Well, here's a fun little fact. → TRIPP：咁有個有趣嘅小事實。
Your wife had a boyfriend on the side. → 你老婆出面有男朋友。
What? → 吓？
Who? → 邊個？
You can drop the act. → 你唔使再扮嘢啦。
She met him this morning before she picked up the kids. → 佢今朝接仔女之前去見咗佢。
And that didn't sit too well with you, did it? → 你應該好唔順氣，係咪？
I swear... I had no idea. → 我發誓...我完全唔知。
TRIPP: Really? → TRIPP：真係？
Then why'd you lie to us? → 咁點解你要呃我哋？
We checked your office. → 我哋查過你辦公室。
You weren't there today. → 你今日唔喺度。
I didn't want to admit that I missed my wife's last phone call for no good reason. → 我唔想承認我冇原因咁miss咗老婆最後一個電話。
I told her that I was working this morning, but... → 我同佢講我今朝要返工，但係...
I was... → 我其實...
I was watching a stupid football game. → 我喺度睇緊場白痴嘅足球比賽。
So if we looked in the garage, your garage, for the tool that cut the power steering line, are you saying we wouldn't find it? → 如果我哋去你車房，你嘅車房，搵割斷動力轉向喉嘅工具，你係咪話我哋搵唔到？
Search whatever you want. → 你鍾意搜就搜啦。
I would never hurt Karen. → 我永遠唔會傷害Karen。
Who would want to? → 邊個會想傷害佢？
I don't know. → 我唔知。
Seems there were a lot of things I didn't know about my wife. → 似乎有好多關於我老婆嘅嘢我都唔知。
It certainly does. → 的確係。
You see, the problem, Mr. Ballard, is you're still our lead suspect. → 你睇，問題係，Ballard先生，你仍然係我哋嘅主要疑犯。
Okay, these are all the tools from Andrew Ballard's garage. → 好，呢啲全部都係Andrew Ballard車房嘅工具。
Ryan, why don't you swab for steering fluid? → Ryan，你不如拭擦吓有冇轉向油？
Calleigh and I will examine each for any unique characteristics to match that steering line. → Calleigh同我會檢查每一件，睇吓有冇獨特特徵可以配對到條轉向喉。
I have to say, I think we're barking up the wrong tree. → 我話你知，我覺得我哋查錯方向。
I mean, let's face it, even if the dad had an ax to grind, would he really endanger the lives of his own children? I've seen it all, Calleigh. → 我意思係，面對現實啦，就算個老竇有仇要報，佢會唔會真係危及自己仔女嘅性命？我乜都見過㗎啦，Calleigh。
Not a lot of it makes sense. → 好多嘢都唔合理。
I feel for those kids. → 我好同情嗰兩個細路。
They've been through so much today. → 佢哋今日經歷咗好多嘢。
And now Lily is facing vehicular manslaughter charges. → 而家Lily仲要面對過失殺人嘅指控。
What's that smell? → 乜嘢味？
Is that...? → 係咪...？
That's marijuana. → 係大麻味。
Why you smelling me? → 你做乜聞我？
You have anything to say? → 你有冇嘢想講？
I didn't do anything. → 我乜都冇做過。
I just hung up those special lights you told me to. → 我只係掛好咗你叫我掛嘅特別燈咋。
There's not supposed to be anything flammable under the hood. → 引擎蓋下面唔應該有易燃物品㗎。
Those lights are metal halide. → 呢啲燈係金屬鹵素燈。
They can heat up to a few hundred degrees. → 佢哋可以熱到幾百度㗎。
Oh, yeah. → 噢，係喎。
That's definitely marijuana. → 肯定係大麻。
Yeah, it is. → 係，係大麻。
That is a funny place to hide drugs. → 呢個位藏毒都幾搞笑吓。
WOLFE: It must be really jammed down there. → WOLFE：一定係塞得好實喺下面。
Let's get it out before we lose our evidence. → 快啲拎返出嚟，唔好冇咗證據。
That is a tight... place to... → 呢個位真係好...窄...
...hide something like this. → ...先可以藏到呢啲嘢。
You know, whoever did that could've cut the steering line in the process. → 你知唔知，做呢件事嘅人可能順便割斷咗條轉向喉。
Greg Ballard was caught with marijuana. → Greg Ballard俾人捉到藏有大麻。
That's when his license was suspended. → 佢就係咁俾人停咗車牌。
I knew I could score some weed at the pep rally. → 我知我喺啦啦隊集會可以搵到啲草。
It was just for me, personal use. → 只係俾我自己用咋。
No, that wasn't a recreational amount. → 唔係，呢個量唔係消遣用㗎。
You were gonna sell it. → 你係想賣。
Only to my friends. → 只係賣俾朋友咋。
Greg, possession and dealing and trafficking are felonies. → Greg，藏有、販賣同運送都係重罪嚟㗎。
I'm about to place you under arrest. → 我而家要拘捕你。
You understand that, don't you? → 你明唔明？
Look, my parents... got real strict after I got in trouble. → 你睇，我啲父母...自從我惹禍之後就好嚴。
Always checking my room, my bag. → 成日check我間房，我個袋。
I figured the only way I could get it home was to hide it under the hood. → 我諗到唯一可以帶返屋企嘅方法就係藏喺引擎蓋下面。
(raucous shouting) → （嘈雜嘅叫喊聲）
Hey, Mom, uh, oil is fine. → 喂，阿媽，機油冇問題。
Okay. → 好。
You hid the weed yourself. → 你自己藏啲草㗎。
GREG: Yeah, this morning. → GREG：係，今朝。
Greg... you inadvertently cut the cable. → Greg...你無意中割斷咗條線。
That's why your sister couldn't turn the wheel. → 所以你妹妹先扭唔到個軚。
Okay, so you-you mean... → 好，即係你嘅意思...
my-my mom is-is dead because of me? → 我...我阿媽係因為我而死？
Greg, I'm sorry, but it looks that way. → Greg，我好抱歉，但係睇嚟係咁。
But, I... I... → 但係，我...我...
I didn't think things could get this bad. → 我冇諗過事情會變得咁差。
I'm sorry. → 對唔住。
Could you at least let my sister know it wasn't her fault? → 你可唔可以至少同我妹妹講，唔係佢嘅錯？
I'll do that. → 我會㗎。
I will, son. → 我會㗎，仔。
Glad to see you're out. → 好開心見到你出咗嚟。
I heard you guys talked my ex out of pressing charges. → 我聽講你哋說服咗我前妻唔起訴。
Thank you. → 多謝。
Well, I'm sorry. → 嗯，我好抱歉。
For everything. → 為咗所有嘢。
Somehow I thought if I knew who caused the accident, it would make it better, make this feeling go away. → 唔知點解我以為如果我知道邊個造成意外，會好過啲，會令呢種感覺消失。
I should've never let Victor return that car. → 我當初唔應該俾Victor還返架車。
I should've never drove it off in the first place. → 一開始就唔應該揸走佢。
No, hey, this wasn't your fault. → 唔係，喂，呢件事唔關你事。
What happened to your brother was an accident. → 你大佬發生嘅事係一場意外。
Just a series of random events that ended tragically. → 只係一連串隨機事件，最後搞到咁悲慘。
You didn't cause it. → 唔係你造成嘅。
Like you said yourself, your brother was always trying to save you. → 好似你自己講咁，你大佬成日都想救你。
Well, this time he saved somebody else, too. → 嗯，今次佢救咗另一個人。
He pulled that kid from the wreck. → 佢將個細路從架爛車度拉出嚟。
(grunts) → （咕噥聲）
Your brother was a hero. → 你大佬係個英雄。
That's how you should remember him. → 你應該咁樣記住佢。
All right? → 好唔好？
(Lily screaming) (tires screeching) → （Lily尖叫）（輪胎摩擦聲）
(monitor beeping) → （監視器嗶嗶聲）
(tires screeching) (screams) → （輪胎摩擦聲）（尖叫聲）
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