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(electrical buzzing) → （電流聲）
♪ ♪
(door buzzes) → （門鈴聲）
(door creaking) Did he come? → （門吱呀聲）佢嚟咗未？
It's time. → 夠鐘喇。
Fighting is escalating here in Afghanistan. → 阿富汗嘅戰鬥越嚟越激烈。
The U.S. suffered three casualties today. → 美國今日有三個傷亡。
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James, James, James. → James，James，James。
Settle down. Settle down. → 冷靜啲。冷靜啲。
(phone ringing) → （電話響）
(James panting) It's the governor. → （James喘氣）係州長。
The Defense Department has yet to name today's casualties, but at this time we can confirm they come from 22nd Infantry Division. → 國防部仲未公布今日嘅傷亡名單，但係我哋可以確認佢哋係嚟自第22步兵師。
(phone rings) → （電話響）
I understand. → 我明白。
(phone rings) → （電話響）
Hello? → 喂？
(phone buzzing) → （電話震動聲）
If you answer that, I will kill you. → 如果你聽呢個電話，我會殺咗你。
It's the State's Attorney's Office. → 係檢察官辦公室。
He has other investigators. → 佢有其他調查員。
I know. I don't start for a week. → 我知。我仲有一個星期先開工。
I mean... must be important. → 我意思係...應該好重要。
(phone rings) → （電話響）
It's Delko. → 係Delko。
MAN: The S.A. needs you in as soon as possible. → 男人：檢察官要你盡快返嚟。
I'll make coffee. → 我去沖咖啡。
Yeah, um... → 係，嗯...
all right. → 好。
This aired last night, and the governor caught it on TV. → 呢個尋晚播出嚟，州長喺電視睇到。
Mrs. Russo, as we count down the hours till Dr. James Bradstone's execution, we're revisiting his trial from 15 years ago. → Russo太太，喺我哋倒數緊Dr. James Bradstone行刑嘅時間，我哋重溫返15年前嘅審訊。
Now, you were an eyewitness? → 你當時係目擊證人？
I was right over there, in my kitchen. → 我當時就喺嗰度，喺我廚房。
I looked out the window. → 我望出窗外。
I was able to see into their bedroom. → 我可以睇到佢哋間房。
Dr. Bradstone stabbed his wife, again and again and again. → Bradstone醫生不停咁插佢老婆，一下又一下。
You were making tea there in your kitchen? → 你當時喺廚房沖茶？
Mm-hmm. → 嗯。
But you can't see the Bradstones' bedroom from there; there are trees. → 但係你喺嗰度睇唔到Bradstone間房㗎；有樹擋住。
The prosecutor told me the same thing. → 檢察官都係咁同我講。
Let me understand this... the prosecutor told you to say you saw the Bradstone murders from your living room, when actually you were there in your kitchen? → 等我搞清楚...檢察官叫你話你喺客廳見到Bradstone殺人，但係你其實係喺廚房？
The defense attorney is now challenging the validity of the witness's initial statement, and alleging prosecutorial misconduct. → 辯護律師而家質疑證人最初口供嘅真實性，仲指控檢察官行為不當。
Bradstone's the "Killer Doc." → Bradstone就係「殺人醫生」。
He killed his wife and daughter. → 佢殺咗老婆同個女。
Yes, and left his seven-year-old son for dead. → 係，仲留低個七歲嘅仔等死。
I remember the case, gentlemen. → 我記得呢單案，各位。
He's been on death row for 15 years. → 佢喺死囚牢房已經15年。
He has exhausted his appeals. → 佢已經用晒所有上訴機會。
We were minutes away from giving this bastard what he deserves, the governor grants him a stay. → 我哋差幾分鐘就可以俾呢個仆街應得嘅懲罰，點知州長批咗暫緩執行。
Yes, but you were the prosecutor. → 係，但係你當時係檢察官。
Was there misconduct? → 有冇行為不當？
(chuckling): What? → （笑）吓？
Of course not. → 梗係冇。
She was a solid witness for us at the time. → 佢當時係我哋嘅可靠證人。
She made our case. → 佢幫我哋立咗案。
But after this interview, she seems... → 但係做完呢個訪問之後，佢似乎...
confused, at best. → 最多只能話係混亂。
The governor's threatening to overturn the conviction. And we have 24 hours to prove that what Ms. Russo saw was accurate. → 州長威脅要推翻定罪。我哋得24個鐘去證明Russo太太見到嘅嘢係準確嘅。
Or a killer walks free. → 否則殺人犯就會逍遙法外。
Nice going. → 做得好。
♪ Yeah! ♪ Captioning sponsored by\h CBS and C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS → ♪ Yeah! ♪ 字幕由\h CBS同C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS贊助
♪ We don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ Don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ No, no! ♪
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Eric, why don't you start by telling us about the victims. Sure. → Eric，不如你先講下受害者嘅資料。好。
Got, uh, Sarah Bradstone. → 有，Sarah Bradstone。
She's, a mother, wife, former nurse, a PTA president. → 佢係一個媽媽、老婆、前護士、家長教師會會長。
She was 28. → 佢28歲。
Come on, you guys! (loud rumbling) DELKO: You got her daughter, Caitlin Bradstone-- \h she was five. → 快啲啦，你哋！（大聲轟鳴）DELKO：仲有佢個女Caitlin Bradstone——佢五歲。
And their son, Todd, seven. → 同埋個仔Todd，七歲。
(whooshing and rumbling) He survived. → （颼颼聲同轟鳴聲）佢生還咗。
DUQUESNE: You were the first responder 15 years ago. → DUQUESNE：你係15年前第一個到場嘅警員。
Did Todd see anything? No. → Todd有冇見到啲嘢？冇。
He was knocked unconscious before he could see his attacker. → 佢未見到兇手之前已經被打暈咗。
He was stabbed several times. → 佢俾人插咗幾刀。
They revived him at the hospital. → 醫院救返佢。
(whooshing and rumbling) → （颼颼聲同轟鳴聲）
(heavy breathing) Eric, what kind of physical evidence do we have to support the eyewitness testimony? → （沉重呼吸聲）Eric，我哋有咩實質證據去支持目擊證人嘅證詞？
Got the murder weapon. → 有兇器。
JAMES: I know the kids are sleeping. I know that! I know... → JAMES：我知啲細路瞓緊。我知！我知...
Come here. → 過嚟。
(squishing) (gasps) (groans) → （擠壓聲）（吸氣聲）（呻吟聲）
DELKO: Her blood and his prints. → DELKO：佢嘅血同佢嘅指紋。
We've also got a blood pool in the bedroom. → 仲有睡房有一灘血。
Which is the exact location where the eyewitness, Mrs. Russo, said that she saw the murder take place from her window. → 呢個就係目擊證人Russo太太話佢喺窗口見到謀殺發生嘅確切位置。
Now, he must have stood \h over her while she bled out, because had a void \h on either side of her body. → 佢一定係企喺佢上面等佢流血而死，因為佢身體兩邊都有空位。
The killer must have gone down the hallway at that point to the little girl's room. → 兇手之後應該沿走廊去咗個女仔嘅房。
His own children. → 自己嘅細路。
This guy is a psychopath. → 呢條友係個精神病。
We found a blood trail of partial footprints that led from Sarah's body to the master bathroom. → 我哋發現咗一條血跡，有部分腳印由Sarah嘅屍體一路去到主人房廁所。
Now, James Bradstone claimed that the intruder broke in through the bathroom window and committed the murder. → James Bradstone聲稱有入侵者由廁所窗入嚟犯案。
But he was lying, 'cause the lab \h was able to show that the window was broken \h from the inside. → 但係佢講大話，因為化驗所證實咗個窗係由裡面打爛嘅。
Bradstone also transferred trace amounts of the victim's blood onto the glass, which indicated that it happened after the murders. → Bradstone仲將少量受害者嘅血轉移到玻璃上，顯示呢件事係喺謀殺之後發生。
I'm telling you, capital punishment was made for this guy. → 我同你講，死刑就係為呢種人而設。
I was working a late shift on E.R. → 我當時喺急症室做夜更。
I came home, I fell asleep on the couch right in the living room. → 返到屋企，我喺客廳梳化瞓著咗。
I woke up... → 我醒咗...
to my wife screaming. → 聽到我老婆尖叫。
(woman screaming) There was a man \h with a black mask. → （女人尖叫）有個戴黑面具嘅男人。
He was stabbing her. → 佢不停插佢。
We fought. → 我哋打交。
I managed to pull the knife \h out of his hand. → 我成功搶咗佢把刀。
And then he ran. → 然後佢就走咗。
Sarah was already gone. → Sarah已經死咗。
Sarah. → Sarah。
No. → 唔好。
(murmurs): No, Sarah. Please... → （低語）唔好，Sarah。求吓你...
(heavy breathing) Caitlin? Caitlin? → （沉重呼吸聲）Caitlin？Caitlin？
Caitlin, wake up, baby. → Caitlin，起身，寶貝。
Wake up, baby. → 起身，寶貝。
Wake up, baby. Wake up. → 起身，寶貝。起身。
Todd? Todd! → Todd？Todd！
Todd! → Todd！
Todd? → Todd？
Come on. → 嚟啦。
Okay. Come on. → 好。嚟啦。
Todd? → Todd？
Somebody took my family. → 有人搶走咗我嘅家人。
Took them! → 搶走咗！
Sir, I believe that God let me live so I could help you to find him. → 先生，我相信上帝留我條命係為咗幫你搵到佢。
Who do you think he was? → 你覺得佢係邊個？
Lieutenant, James told the police he was stealing pills from his hospital and selling them. → 督察，James同警方講佢喺醫院偷藥丸賣。
Yes, I read the report, gentlemen. → 係，我睇過報告，各位。
So apparently, you're a drug dealer. → 咁睇嚟，你係個毒販。
I wanted to stop. → 我想停手。
And some of my customers, they were resentful. → 有啲客好唔忿氣。
And I think one of them broke in and did this, because they knew there weren't any drugs. → 我覺得係其中一個入咗屋做呢單嘢，因為佢哋知道冇藥。
I mean, I gave the whole list to your cops 15 years ago. → 我意思係，我15年前已經俾晒成個名單俾你哋啲警察。
I'm going to need to see that list. → 我要睇返個名單。
Mr. Newhouse, we know that the doctor was selling prescription pills. → Newhouse先生，我哋知道醫生有賣處方藥。
We have you on a list of buyers. → 你喺買家名單上面。
Am I the only one? → 得我一個？
Well, let's see, two on the list have died, two don't match the physical description of the attacker, and one has an alibi. → 等我睇下，名單上兩個死咗，兩個唔符合兇手嘅體型描述，一個有不在場證明。
So that leaves you. → 咁就剩低你。
You really think I chopped up a woman and two kids over a couple of pills? → 你真係覺得我會為咗幾粒藥丸斬死一個女人同兩個細路？
So you admit to buying the pills? Look, I-I went through this-- all of this-- with the police back then, all right? → 咁你承認有買藥？你睇，我—我已經同警方交代過晒呢啲嘢，明唔明？
They, they cleared me as a suspect, so... → 佢哋，佢哋已經排除咗我嘅嫌疑，所以...
Do us a favor, tell us again. → 幫我哋一個忙，再講多次。
Okay. → 好。
Uh, I worked the E.R. night shift with James. → 我同James一齊做急症室夜更。
I developed an affection for painkillers. → 我鍾意咗止痛藥。
When I lost my medical license... → 當我冇咗醫生牌之後...
I got the pills off James. → 我喺James度攞藥。
But I didn't break into his house, and I didn't kill anybody. → 但我冇入佢屋，亦冇殺人。
Where were you at the time of the murders? → 案發時你喺邊？
That's not in your little file there? → 你個細檔案冇寫？
Mr. Newhouse... just humor us. → Newhouse先生...就當遷就我哋。
I was at a meeting. → 我喺一個聚會。
What meeting? → 咩聚會？
You know, a meeting trying to deal with my addiction. → 你知道啦，一個想解決我上癮問題嘅聚會。
That's very convenient. → 真係好方便。
Those meetings are anonymous. → 呢啲聚會係匿名嘅。
There's no list for us to check. → 我哋冇名單可以查。
That's not my problem. → 呢個唔係我嘅問題。
You're right, it's our problem. → 你啱，係我哋嘅問題。
WOLFE: Tell you what. → WOLFE：不如咁。
You can leave, Donald, but be smart. → 你可以走，Donald，但係醒目啲。
Don't leave town. → 唔好離開呢個城市。
Okay. → 好。
(sighs) → （嘆氣）
RUSSO: I was standing \h in my living room. → RUSSO：我企喺我嘅客廳。
Through the window, I saw \h into the Bradstones' bedroom. → 透過窗，我睇到Bradstone間房。
James Bradstone was stabbing \h his wife again and again. → James Bradstone不停咁插佢老婆。
(sighs) → （嘆氣）
Here you go. → 俾你。
Thank you. → 多謝。
Miss... Mrs. Russo, I need to clear something up from your news interview. → 小姐...Russo太太，我要搞清楚你個新聞訪問嘅一啲嘢。
Were you in the kitchen or the living room when you saw the murder happen? → 你見到謀殺嗰陣係喺廚房定客廳？
James Bradstone killed his wife. → James Bradstone殺咗佢老婆。
I don't see what difference it makes. → 我唔覺得有咩分別。
It matters to a lot of people, starting with the governor, prosecutor, Bradstone, and his only surviving son. → 對好多人嚟講好重要，由州長、檢察官、Bradstone，同佢唯一生還嘅仔開始。
I need to know. → 我要知道。
(garbled police radio transmissions) Now, you're sure that you were standing here, looking out this window when you saw Dr. Bradstone kill his wife? → （模糊嘅警用無線電通訊）你肯定你係企喺呢度，望出呢個窗見到Dr. Bradstone殺佢老婆？
RUSSO: Yes. → RUSSO：係。
Hold on a second. → 等陣。
Mrs. Russo, there's an unobstructed view of the Bradstones' bedroom from the living room. → Russo太太，由客廳可以冇遮擋咁睇到Bradstone間房。
Don't you think you witnessed the murder from over there? → 你唔覺得你係喺嗰度見到謀殺？
But I... If you were to remember you were in the living room, it would help us in holding Mr. Bradstone responsible for these horrible murders. → 但我...如果你記得你係喺客廳，會幫到我哋令Bradstone先生為呢啲恐怖謀殺負責。
(garbled radio transmission) Yes, I suppose I could have been in my living room. → （模糊嘅無線電通訊）係，我諗我可能係喺客廳。
I was in my kitchen, but it doesn't change what I saw. → 我係喺廚房，但唔會改變我見到嘅嘢。
I trusted that young officer. → 我信賴咗嗰個年輕警員。
He wouldn't have let me do something wrong. → 佢唔會俾我做錯嘢。
Oh, Delko... → 哦，Delko...
uh, we need to talk about Louise Russo's statement. → 我哋要傾下Louise Russo嘅口供。
Yeah, I already know. → 係，我已經知。
She told you she was in the kitchen when she saw the murders. → 佢話你知佢喺廚房見到謀殺。
Yeah, that's what I want to talk to you about. → 係，呢個就係我想同你講嘅嘢。
Look, I have a copy of Mrs. Russo's statement right here, the same one that Talbot sent to the defense during the trial. → 你睇，我手上有Russo太太嘅口供副本，同Talbot喺審訊時俾辯方嘅一樣。
At first glance, it looks fine... → 第一眼睇落冇問題...
but when I looked at the original, I could see that "kitchen" was erased and replaced with "living room." → 但係當我睇原件，我見到「廚房」俾人擦咗，換成「客廳」。
You took the report. → 你攞咗份報告。
I suppose I could have been in my living room. → 我諗我可能係喺客廳。
Officer Cardoza. → Cardoza警員。
Let's see, um, so... → 等我睇下，嗯，所以...
you'll write down that Mrs. Russo witnessed the murder from her living room. → 你會寫低Russo太太係喺客廳見到謀殺。
Yeah, but, you know, she really didn't say that. → 係，但係，你知道啦，佢其實冇咁講。
Ah, this is your first homicide, isn't it? → 啊，呢個係你第一單兇殺案，係咪？
Yeah. Then, benefit from my years of experience and trust me. → 係。咁就聽我講，我咁多年經驗，信我。
I mean, you have grandparents, right? → 我意思係，你有祖父母㗎，係咪？
So, she's a little confused? → 所以，佢有啲混亂？
But you believe she saw it happen, right? → 但你係咪信佢真係親眼見到件事發生？
She saw it happen, yes. → 係，佢親眼見到。
'Cause there's only one way that that is possible. → 因為得一個可能性先會咁。
You don't want this guy to get away with it. → 你唔想呢條友走得甩㗎。
Do you? → 係咪？
(murmurs): Okay. → （低聲）好。
Look, at the time, I was doing what I thought was right. → 聽我講，嗰陣時我係做緊我認為啱嘅嘢。
James Bradstone murdered his family. → James Bradstone 殺咗佢成家人。
DELKO: Now he may just walk away because the key witness was coerced. → DELKO：而家佢可能就咁走得甩，因為關鍵證人係被逼嘅。
Eric. → Eric。
What are you working on? → 你做緊咩？
We got a problem with Mrs. Russo's statement. → Russo 太太嘅口供有問題。
The reporter got it right. Mrs. Russo's saying that now she was in her kitchen when she saw the murders. → 個記者冇講錯。Russo 太太而家話佢係喺廚房嗰陣見到單謀殺案。
That's impossible, because the tree blocks her view completely from that room. → 冇可能㗎，因為嗰棵樹完全遮住咗佢喺嗰間房嘅視線。
Well, if we can't explain this, the governor is going to overturn the conviction. → 如果我哋解釋唔到呢點，州長就會推翻個定罪。
Gentlemen, need I remind you, there is another witness. → 各位，使唔使我提醒你哋，仲有另一個證人。
I'll take it from here. → 呢度等我嚟搞。
(sighs) My parents fought sometimes, but to believe my dad could... → （嘆氣）我父母有時會嗌交，但要我相信我老竇會...
He's written me thousands of letters saying he's innocent. → 佢寫咗幾千封信俾我話自己係無辜。
My grandparents told me not to answer. → 我阿公阿婆叫我唔好覆。
I guess they thought it'd help me forget. → 我估佢哋覺得咁樣可以幫我忘記。
Todd, in your statement you mentioned that you heard a train. → Todd，你嘅口供入面提到你聽到火車聲。
I know that there are no tracks there. → 我知道嗰度冇路軌。
I... I was seven. → 我...我嗰陣先七歲。
Maybe it was a truck. → 可能係貨車聲。
All I know is, it was loud. → 我只係知道好嘈。
In the midst of all that noise, Todd, you heard your mother. → 喺咁嘈嘅環境入面，Todd，你聽到你阿媽把聲。
Didn't you? → 係咪？
She was screaming. → 佢喺度尖叫。
(Sarah screaming) I was in bed. → （Sarah 尖叫聲）我嗰陣喺床度。
I got up and went to the hall. → 我起身行出去走廊。
Todd... go on. → Todd...繼續講。
I have this image in my head of that day... of someone-- I don't know who-- on top of my mother, hurting her. → 我腦海入面有嗰日嘅畫面...有個人——我唔知係邊個——騎住我阿媽，傷害佢。
But... that wasn't... → 但係...呢啲冇...
that wasn't in your statement, son. → 呢啲冇喺你份口供入面出現過，細路。
The cops said it was my dad, or I imagined it. → 啲差佬話係我老竇，或者係我諗多咗。
You got a kid talking about trains where there are no tracks. → 一個細路講冇路軌嘅地方有火車聲。
There's not a lot of credibility there. → 咁樣好難令人信服。
Did you ever tell anybody else? → 你有冇同其他人講過？
I tried to, but no one listened. → 我試過，但冇人聽。
Okay, but Todd, I'm listening. → 好，但係 Todd，我而家喺度聽緊。
Are you telling me there's a chance that someone other than my dad did this? → 你係咪話我知有可能唔係我老竇做嘅？
You know what? → 你知唔知點？
We need to find out, don't we? → 我哋要查清楚，係咪？
So Horatio thinks that Todd Bradstone might have walked in on his mother being sexually assaulted. → 所以 Horatio 覺得 Todd Bradstone 可能撞正佢阿媽俾人性侵。
Well, we just pulled all the clothes from that night, 'cause we're gonna through 'em and look for evidence. → 我哋啱啱拎晒嗰晚啲衫出嚟，因為我哋要逐件檢查搵證據。
There was nothing in the M.E.'s report to suggest that she was sexually assaulted. → 法醫報告入面冇任何跡象顯示佢俾人性侵。
Let's, uh... let's check anyway. → 不如...不如照檢查吓啦。
Sure. → 好。
I think I got something. → 我好似搵到啲嘢。
What is it? → 咩嚟㗎？
Well, the sample is really small, but... → 樣本好細，但係...
it could be semen. → 可能係精液。
Whoa, 15 years later? Is that still viable? → 嘩，十五年後？仲有用咩？
Normally, you know, heat and moisture and sunlight would degrade the sample, but it's been sitting in refrigerated storage. → 正常嚟講，熱氣、濕氣同陽光會破壞個樣本，但係呢啲衫一直放喺雪櫃儲存。
(scoffs) It's a good thing we checked the clothes, huh? → （嗤笑）好彩我哋檢查咗啲衫，係咪？
That was a long time ago. → 嗰陣係好耐之前嘅事。
We didn't have CSIs to collect all the evidence. → 我哋嗰陣冇 CSI 嚟收集所有證據。
I'm not to blame for everything that went wrong on this case. → 呢單案所有錯漏唔可以全部怪我。
Your words, not mine. → 係你講㗎，唔係我。
Bradstone is guilty. → Bradstone 係有罪。
That I'm sure of. → 我好肯定。
Maybe. → 可能係。
Maybe not. → 可能唔係。
Mr. Newhouse, have a seat. → Newhouse 先生，請坐。
Okay, I'm very busy. → 好，我好多嘢做㗎。
You guys drag me down here twice in one day? → 你哋一日之內拉咗我落嚟兩次？
Why don't you explain to me how your semen ended up on the clothes Sarah was wearing the night she was murdered? → 不如你解釋吓點解你嘅精液會喺 Sarah 死嗰晚著緊嘅衫上面？
Excuse me? → 吓？
Did you kill her? → 係咪你殺咗佢？
No, James Bradstone killed her. I think we all know that. → 唔係，James Bradstone 殺咗佢。我諗我哋個個都知。
Their son Todd Bradstone said that he saw a man on top of his mother the day she was murdered, hurting her. → 佢哋個仔 Todd Bradstone 話佢見到佢阿媽死嗰日有個男人騎住佢，傷害佢。
Come on, how old was he? → 得啦，佢嗰陣幾歲？
Kids get confused. → 細路仔會搞亂㗎。
Were you having an affair? → 你哋係咪有染？
We were having fun. → 我哋只係玩吓。
She was hot. → 佢好索。
Her husband was ignoring her. → 佢老公唔理佢。
Yeah... → 係...
I was there that night. → 我嗰晚喺度。
(Sarah laughs) (door closes) JAMES: Honey, I'm home. → （Sarah 笑聲）（關門聲）JAMES：老婆，我返嚟啦。
(whispering): He's home early. → （細聲）佢咁早返嚟。
Yeah, from who knows where. → 係囉，唔知去咗邊。
He needs to know, Donald, today. → 佢需要知道，Donald，就今日。
Are you crazy? → 你癲咗呀？
No, not like this. → 唔係，唔係咁樣。
You get downstairs and you stall him. → 你落樓下拖住佢。
What are you going to do, climb out the bathroom window? → 你想點，由廁所窗爬出去？
Uh, yeah. → 係呀。
Go on, get down there, go! → 快啲，落去啦，去！
I heard screaming coming from downstairs, and I went out through the bathroom window. → 我聽到樓下傳嚟尖叫聲，然後我由廁所窗爬咗出去。
It was stuck. → 個窗卡住咗。
I had to kick it out. → 我要踢爛佢先出到去。
You were there when it happened. → 件事發生嗰陣你喺度。
Yeah, but that's all I know. → 係，但我淨係知咁多。
I got right out of there. → 我即刻走咗。
Why didn't you come forward? → 點解你唔出嚟作證？
You already had a witness. → 你哋已經有個證人。
Besides, I didn't really see anything. → 況且，我冇真係見到啲咩。
I think there's more to it than that. → 我覺得唔止咁簡單。
I'm going to have you go with Officer Johnson. → 我要你同 Johnson 警官一齊去。
Ryan, hey. → Ryan，喂。
I need you to go to the crime scene. → 我要你去案發現場。
Hey, did she get her hearing checked out yet? → 喂，佢檢查咗聽力未？
WOLFE: I told her she's a liability until she... → WOLFE：我同佢講過佢係個負累，直到佢...
I can hear you both clear as a bell. → 你哋兩個講嘢我聽得好清楚。
You heard that? Well, yeah. → 你聽到？係呀。
I went to the doctor. → 我去咗睇醫生。
I, uh, got this little hearing aid. → 我，呃，裝咗個細細嘅助聽器。
SIMMONS (chuckles): Check it out. → SIMMONS（笑）：睇吓。
She's like the Bionic Woman now. Exactly. → 佢而家好似機械人咁。冇錯。
I was cleared for work, so watch what you say. → 我已經批准返工，所以你哋講嘢小心啲。
(Wolfe chuckles) → （Wolfe 笑）
This place is exactly how it was at the time of the murders. → 呢度同案發嗰陣一模一樣。
Well, Todd Bradstone owns it, used to live in it. → Todd Bradstone 係業主，以前住喺度。
I'm not sure why he hangs on to the place. → 我唔明點解佢仲保留呢度。
Who'd buy it? → 邊個會買？
It's eerie. → 好陰森。
Donald Newhouse says he broke the bathroom window. → Donald Newhouse 話佢打爛咗廁所窗。
Calleigh wants us to luminol it for the presence of blood. → Calleigh 想我哋用 luminol 檢查有冇血跡。
All right. → 好。
There was definitely blood here. → 呢度肯定有血。
Yeah, it says that there were tiny droplets of the victim's blood on the broken glass. Right. → 係，報告話爛玻璃上面有受害人嘅細微血滴。冇錯。
But the prosecution believed that James Bradstone transferred that blood there when he kicked the window out, then he lied about an intruder doing it. → 但檢控方認為 James Bradstone 踢爛窗嗰陣整到啲血喺上面，然後講大話話係有入侵者做嘅。
So, if Donald Newhouse broke the window, that means he's responsible for the presence of the victim's blood. → 所以，如果 Donald Newhouse 打爛咗個窗，即係佢搞到受害人嘅血喺上面。
Newhouse said that he was gone before the murders happened. → Newhouse 話佢喺謀殺發生之前已經走咗。
So, how'd the blood get on him, then? → 咁啲血點樣整到佢身上？
That's a good question. → 好問題。
Hold on. → 等等。
I got a blood trail here. → 呢度有條血路。
BOA VISTA: Yeah, that's documented in this file as well-- leading right to where Sarah Bradstone was murdered. → BOA VISTA：係，呢份檔案都有記錄——一路通到 Sarah Bradstone 被殺嘅位置。
James Bradstone wasn't standing over Sarah as she died. → James Bradstone 唔係企喺 Sarah 身邊睇住佢死。
No. → 唔係。
Donald Newhouse was. → 係 Donald Newhouse。
I should have told you before, Donald. → 我應該早啲同你講，Donald。
I don't like liars. → 我唔鍾意講大話嘅人。
What are you talking about? → 你講咩呀？
You killed her. You killed Sarah. → 你殺咗佢。你殺咗 Sarah。
Blood proves it. → 血跡證明咗。
DUQUESNE: You left a blood trail from Sarah Bradstone's body to the bathroom window that you kicked out. → DUQUESNE：你由 Sarah Bradstone 嘅屍體留下一條血路，去到被你踢爛嘅廁所窗。
Her blood, your footprints. → 佢嘅血，你嘅腳印。
She wasn't downstairs arguing with her husband. → 佢唔係喺樓下同老公嗌交。
She was bleeding out at your feet. → 佢係喺你腳邊流血而死。
I'm sorry. → 對唔住。
Are you admitting to killing Sarah? → 你係咪承認殺咗 Sarah？
Sarah and I-- we were... we were together that night. I... → Sarah 同我——我哋...我哋嗰晚一齊。我...
And as I was... → 當我...
sneaking out, I, uh, realized that I... → 偷偷走嗰陣，我，呃，發現我...
I left my wallet in the bedroom, and... → 我漏咗個銀包喺睡房，同埋...
before I could get back in, the yelling from downstairs, it came up into the bedroom. → 未等我返入去，樓下嘅嗌交聲傳咗上睡房。
And then, I heard the door slam, and then... → 然後，我聽到關門聲，之後...
...it was quiet again. → ...又靜返落嚟。
(door slams) → （關門聲）
(whooshing and rumbling) Oh, God. → （風聲同隆隆聲）天啊。
(whimpers) (wheezing) (straining): Help me. → （嗚咽）（喘氣）（用力）救我。
I'm so sorry. → 我好對唔住。
(panting): I'm sorry. → （喘氣）對唔住。
So, you let her die, but you grabbed your wallet. → 所以，你由得佢死，但係你就拎返個銀包。
Well, I wasn't going to leave it there. → 我唔會留低佢喺度。
'Cause that would have made you a suspect. → 因為咁樣會令你變成疑犯。
DUQUESNE: Listen, you were in the house. → DUQUESNE：聽住，你嗰陣喺間屋入面。
You have opportunity. You were having an affair. → 你有機會。你同佢有染。
That's motive. I have to be honest with you. → 呢個係動機。我要同你講老實話。
I think you look good for this. → 我覺得你好大嫌疑。
We're going to hold you. → 我哋要拘留你。
I'm going to have Eric show Donald's picture to Mrs. Russo. → 我會叫 Eric 拎 Donald 嘅相俾 Russo 太太睇。
Maybe she can I.D. him as the killer. → 可能佢可以認出佢係兇手。
DELKO: Mrs. Russo. → DELKO：Russo 太太。
Hi. → 嗨。
You guys again. → 又係你哋。
I'm on my walk. → 我喺度散步。
Yeah, this will just take a second, okay? → 係，好快啫，好唔好？
Um, could you, uh... → 呃，你可唔可以...
could you tell us if that might have been the man you saw attacking Sarah Bradstone? → 你可唔可以話俾我哋知呢個男人係咪你見到襲擊 Sarah Bradstone 嗰個？
Hold on a sec. → 等陣。
I need my readers. → 我要戴返副老花鏡。
Hmm. Now, maybe from a distance, I could have confused them. → 嗯。如果係遠距離，我可能會認錯。
Is that what you think might have happened? → 你覺得係咪咁樣？
Nope. Not him. → 唔係。唔係佢。
You sure? → 你肯定？
I told you 15 years ago, young man, and I'm telling you again. → 我十五年前同你講過，後生仔，而家再同你講多次。
I saw James Bradstone kill his wife. → 我見到 James Bradstone 殺死佢老婆。
How many more times do I have to tell you? → 我要講幾多次你先明？
Thank you, Mrs. Russo. → 多謝你，Russo 太太。
We'll need you to testify at a hearing later today, okay? → 今日晏啲嘅聆訊我哋需要你出庭作證，好唔好？
Of course you do. → 梗係啦。
Our office will call you to set it up. → 我哋辦公室會打電話俾你安排。
RUSSO: That's good! → RUSSO：好！
Yeah, well, we're running out of time to prove it. → 係，但我哋冇乜時間證明呢點。
(screaming, loud thud) → （尖叫聲，大響聲）
(tires squeal) → （車胎摩擦聲）
Got her? → 捉到佢未？
Yeah. All right. → 係。好。
Mrs. Russo. → Russo 太太。
This is Delko. I need a BOLO out on a black Prius. → 我係 Delko。我需要通緝一架黑色 Prius。
Mrs. Russo? Mrs. Russo? No plates. Suspect vehicle was involved in a hit-and-run. → Russo 太太？Russo 太太？冇車牌。涉案車輛涉及撞後不顧而去。
It's heading south on Pine. → 佢沿住 Pine 街向南行。
Okay. → 好。
(Cardoza panting) → （Cardoza 喘氣）
Hey. → 喂。
Mrs. Russo? → Russo太太？
Come on, breathe. → 頂住，抖下氣先。
(siren wailing) → （警笛聲）
PILOT: I've got the suspect vehicle-- black Prius, no plates-- \h in sight. → 機師：我見到目標車輛——黑色Prius，冇車牌——喺視線範圍內。
Pine and Sonora. → Pine同Sonora交界。
(sirens blaring) TRIPP: Out of the car, driver, right now! → （警笛長鳴）Tri亞：司機，即刻落車！
Let me see your hands! → 舉高雙手！
What's your problem? Ow! It was an accident. → 你做咩啫？哎呀！係意外嚟㗎。
It was a hit-and-run, genius. → 係撞完人走佬呀，天才。
I got scared. → 我嚇親咋嘛。
I have two DUIs on my record, so I took off. → 我紀錄有兩次酒後駕駛，所以先走佬。
No, you didn't. → 唔係，你冇走佬。
You didn't even apply the brakes. I saw you! → 你連剎車都冇踩！我見到㗎！
You just ran her down. → 你直接撞低佢。
Look, it happened too fast. → 喂，件事發生得太快。
One minute, the street's clear. → 一秒前條街仲冇人。
The next minute, she's on the hood of my car. → 下一秒佢就喺我車頭蓋上面。
This was no accident. → 呢單唔係意外。
You got a map in here with the victim's name and address on it. What the hell do you have...? → 你車入面有張地圖，上面寫住受害者個名同地址。你到底搞咩...？
What? What do you got? → 咩話？你搵到咩？
Gold bar? → 金條？
Who hired you to kill Louise Russo? → 邊個請你殺Louise Russo？
Um, I want to see a lawyer. → 唔...我想見律師。
Yeah. → 好。
You're going to see your lawyer at the police station. → 你去差館見你個律師啦。
Let's go. → 走啦。
Cuff him. → 鎖佢。
Walter's still tracking down the gold bars. → Walter仲喺度追查金條嘅來源。
Frank, does Phillip Hale have a record? → Frank，Phillip Hale有冇案底？
No, he's clean, but I pulled up his Social Security number to find out where he works. → 冇，佢係清白嘅，但我查咗佢嘅社會安全號碼，搵到佢喺邊度做嘢。
And what'd you get? → 搵到咩？
Well, when he's not running over old ladies, he's a... a caddie at the Forty Palms Country Club. → 佢唔撞阿婆嗰陣，就係...係Forty Palms鄉村俱樂部嘅球僮。
Isn't the Forty Palms near the hospital James Bradstone used to work at? → Forty Palms係咪近James Bradstone以前做嘢間醫院？
Yeah. → 係。
Maybe that's where they crossed paths. → 可能佢哋就係嗰度有交集。
They sent me a members list that goes back 15 years. → 佢哋畀咗份會員名單我，可以追溯到15年前。
Is Bradstone a member? He's not. → Bradstone係咪會員？佢唔係。
However... look who is. → 不過...睇下邊個係。
Thank you. → 唔該。
Where'd you get the gold bars from, Donald? → Donald，你啲金條邊度嚟㗎？
What gold bars? → 咩金條？
Gold bars you used to pay off Phillip Hale. → 你用嚟收買Phillip Hale嗰啲金條囉。
Who? → 邊個？
Donald, you hired Phillip Hale to kill Louise Russo. → Donald，你請Phillip Hale殺Louise Russo。
This is... this is crazy. → 呢個...呢個太離譜喇。
Phillip was a caddie at Forty Palms. → Phillip係Forty Palms嘅球僮。
You are a member there. → 你係嗰度嘅會員。
My Forty Palms membership, it lapsed like a decade ago. → 我Forty Palms嘅會籍，十年前已經過期喇。
And I don't know any Phillip Hale! → 我唔識咩Phillip Hale㗎！
You know what I think? I think you knew that we were gonna show Mrs. Russo your photograph and she was gonna I.D. you as the killer. → 你知我點諗？我覺得你知道我哋會拎你張相畀Russo太太睇，佢會認出你係兇手。
Which was really stupid, Donald, 'cause she never even pointed the finger at you. → 咁做真係好蠢，Donald，因為佢從來冇指證過你。
I wouldn't kill anyone. → 我唔會殺人㗎。
Not this Louise woman. → 唔會殺呢個Louise女人。
And especially not Sarah. → 更加唔會殺Sarah。
You don't understand. → 你唔明㗎。
Understand what? → 明咩？
I loved Sarah. → 我愛Sarah。
And she loved me. → 佢都愛我。
You told me earlier that you were just having a good time. → 你頭先話你哋只係玩吓咋喎。
It was more than that. → 唔止咁簡單。
We were making plans to... → 我哋計劃緊...
...to be together, and I think that... → ...一齊生活，我覺得...
James found out, and that's why he killed her. → James發現咗，所以佢先殺咗佢。
So, you loved her, but you didn't help her? → 咁你愛佢，但係你冇幫佢？
I know. → 我知。
I'm a coward. → 我係懦夫。
You think I don't know that? → 你以為我唔知咩？
I would never hurt her. → 我永遠唔會傷害佢。
I'm sorry, but your word just doesn't mean very much right now. → 唔好意思，但你而家講嘅嘢冇乜說服力。
CAINE: So, did we track down the serial numbers on the gold bars, Walter? → CAINE：Walter，我哋追查到金條嘅序號未？
Yes, sir, we did. They were stolen from a bank's safety deposit box up in Orlando. → 追到喇，長官。呢批金條係喺奧蘭多一間銀行嘅保險箱偷返嚟嘅。
A man named Robert Sage was convicted of the heist 15 years ago, but they never recovered all the gold. → 一個叫Robert Sage嘅男人15年前因為呢單劫案被判罪，但啲金條一直未搵返晒。
Is Sage still in prison? No. → Sage仲喺監獄？唔係。
He was released two weeks ago. → 佢兩個星期前放監。
He must have gotten out and dug up his stash. → 佢一定係出咗嚟之後挖返啲藏貨出嚟。
Okay, let's get after him, then. → 好，咁我哋去捉佢。
Yeah, there's an APB out on him, but no luck so far. → 已經出咗通緝令，但暫時未有消息。
Walter, let me ask you a question. → Walter，我想問你一個問題。
Why would Sage give Hale his gold? → 點解Sage會將啲金條畀Hale？
Aha. → 啊哈。
You know, I thought the same thing, so I made a couple calls, and get this-- Sage was tried in federal court here in Miami. → 我都係咁諗，所以我打咗幾個電話，你聽下——Sage係喺邁阿密聯邦法院審嘅。
While awaiting trial, he was housed in the same cell block as James Bradstone. → 等審嗰陣，佢同James Bradstone關喺同一層監倉。
They've exchanged letters ever since. → 之後佢哋一直有書信來往。
Well, that's the answer, isn't it? → 咁就係答案啦，係咪？
I don't know him. → 我唔識佢。
CAINE: But you do know Robert Sage, James. → CAINE：但你識Robert Sage㗎，James。
You two were in the same cell block together. → 你哋兩個一齊關過同一層監倉。
Yeah, well, faces and names tend to blur in here. → 係咩，呢度啲樣同名好易搞亂。
Sage hired Hale to kill Louise Russo. → Sage請Hale殺Louise Russo。
Louise is dead? → Louise死咗？
You recommended that somebody be recruited from Forty Palms, which gave us Newhouse, your former drug client. → 你推薦要喺Forty Palms搵人，結果搵到Newhouse，你以前嘅毒品客仔。
So tell me... → 咁你話我知...
did Phillip Hale tell you about this deal I made with him? → 係Phillip Hale話我知呢單交易㗎？
Or did Robert Sage? → 定係Robert Sage？
Yeah. I didn't think so. → 係，我都估到。
You can't prove any of this. → 你冇證據證明呢啲嘢。
James, did you know your wife was having an affair? → James，你知唔知你老婆有外遇？
An affair? → 外遇？
Wait. When? → 等陣。幾時？
A witness came forward to tell me that he was with her the night of the murders. → 有個證人出嚟話我知，佢喺案發嗰晚同Sarah一齊。
Well, who? → 邊個？
Who?! Maybe I can identify him. → 邊個？！或者我可以認出佢。
Come on, he's got to be the killer. Who was it? → 講啦，佢一定係兇手。邊個嚟㗎？
You already know who he is. → 你已經知係邊個。
You knew about the affair, and you killed her for it. → 你知道佢有外遇，所以殺咗佢。
(sighs) (laughs) You're trying to rattle me? → （嘆氣）（笑）你想嚇我？
It ain't gonna work. → 冇用㗎。
I am so close. → 我差唔多搞掂喇。
You think so? → 你係咁諗？
So, you found my wife's boyfriend. → 你搵到我老婆個男朋友。
He's got to be a suspect. → 佢一定係疑犯。
And you lost your eyewitness. → 但你冇咗個目擊證人。
(laughs) You're making this case better for me than any defense attorney could. → （笑）你幫我打呢單案仲好過任何辯護律師。
Matter of fact, you're making it real hard for the governor not to just let me out of here. → 事實上，你搞到州長好難唔放我出去。
Thanks. → 多謝。
James...
I'm not finished yet. → 我仲未搞掂。
CAINE: What was the strength of this case in the first place? → CAINE：呢單案原本嘅證據係咩？
Mrs. Russo's testimony. → Russo太太嘅證供。
We know that she couldn't have seen the murder from her kitchen. → 我哋知道佢喺廚房根本睇唔到兇案。
But we now know there was a second witness. → 但我哋而家知道仲有第二個證人。
Bradstone's son was there, right? → Bradstone個仔當時喺度，係咪？
Yeah, he didn't see anything. → 係，佢乜都睇唔到。
No, but what did he say in his testimony? → 唔係，但佢喺證供講咗咩？
He said that he heard the train, and then he heard the screams. → 佢話聽到火車聲，然後聽到尖叫聲。
Right. Those are the frightened ramblings of a seven-year-old boy. → 係，呢啲只係一個七歲細路嘅驚恐胡言亂語。
We know there are no tracks near there, so, what else sounds like a train? → 我哋知道附近冇路軌，咁仲有咩聲似火車？
What about the weather? → 天氣呢？
Let's check the weather. → 我哋查下天氣。
All right. → 好。
Well, that night, Hurricane Erin was 100 miles off the coast. → 嗰晚，颶風Erin離岸100英里。
What was the wind speed? → 風速係幾多？
It was only a category one, but there were winds of 50 miles per hour reported here in Miami. → 雖然只係一級颶風，但邁阿密錄得時速50英里嘅風。
50 miles an hour? → 時速50英里？
You're thinking that the train sound that Todd heard was actually wind? → 你係話Todd聽到嘅火車聲其實係風聲？
You know what? → 你知唔知？
I've got an idea. → 我有個主意。
DELKO: All right, let's get those fans over here. → DELKO：好，將啲風扇搬過嚟。
All right, I'm in the kitchen. → 好，我喺廚房。
I'm in position, as well. → 我都就位喇。
All right, the wind would have been coming off of the water, so I had them pointing the wind machines this way, all right? → 好，風應該係從海邊吹過嚟，所以我叫佢哋將風機對準呢邊，明唔明？
CAINE: Okay, when you're ready, Eric, crank it up. → CAINE：好，準備好就開機，Eric。
Yeah. Set it to 50 miles an hour, all right? → 係。校到時速50英里，好唔好？
(beeping) (fan engine whirring) → （嗶嗶聲）（風扇摩打轉動聲）
DELKO: You see anything? → DELKO：睇唔睇到嘢？
Just the trees. → 淨係見到啲樹。
Still no clean line of sight. → 仍然冇清晰視線。
CARDOZA: She couldn't have seen the murder from here. → CARDOZA：佢喺呢度根本睇唔到兇案。
H, I don't think this is working. → H，我覺得呢個方法唔得。
Okay, hang on a second, Jesse. → 好，等陣先，Jesse。
We're getting an effect here-- a wind tunnel effect. → 呢度有種效果——風洞效應。
Yeah, you mean the way the wind picks up speed between skyscrapers. → 係，你係話風喺摩天大廈之間加速嗰種。
That's exactly right. → 完全正確。
It creates a funnel in which the pressure goes up, and if the pressure goes up, the speed increases. → 形成一個漏斗，壓力上升，壓力上升速度就會加快。
Well, how much more? → 咁會快幾多？
CAINE: The wind needs to be the same speed as it was 15 years ago. → CAINE：風速要同15年前一樣。
Well, that's 75 miles per hour. → 即係時速75英里。
Crank it up, Eric. → 校大佢，Eric。
Hey, crank it up to 75 miles per hour. → 喂，校到時速75英里。
(whooshing and rumbling) → （風聲轟鳴）
Are we good, Jesse? → 得唔得，Jesse？
Yeah, we're good. → 得，冇問題。
(fan slowing to a stop) She was telling the truth. → （風扇慢下來）佢講嘅係真話。
A wind tunnel? → 風洞？
It blew the trees 45 degrees to the left. → 將啲樹吹向左邊45度。
Creating a clear line of sight from the kitchen to the murder scene. → 令廚房到兇案現場有清晰視線。
She saw what she said she saw-- James Bradstone killing his wife and daughter. → 佢見到嘅就係佢講嘅——James Bradstone殺死佢老婆同個女。
Wow. So, can you validate these wind patterns? → 嘩！咁你可唔可以驗證呢啲風向模式？
We got documentation from the Atlantic Weather Service. → 我哋有大西洋氣象局嘅文件。
It sinks Bradstone. → 足以定罪Bradstone。
Whew! So, the governor will accept the inconsistencies in Mrs. Russo's statements as harmless error. → 呼！咁州長會接受Russo太太證供嘅矛盾係無心之失。
All right, we're good. → 好，我哋搞掂。
I should have never allowed you to get that woman to change her testimony. → 我當初唔應該畀你叫個女人改口供。
Jesse...
You risked my career and your career. → 你累到我同你嘅事業都冒險。
I mean, do you understand, we almost let a killer walk? → 你明唔明，我哋差啲放走一個殺人犯？
You done? → 講完未？
I need to take these to the governor. → 我要拎呢啲文件去見州長。
(sighs) → （嘆氣）
So, it's true? → 咁即係真嘅？
My father really did it? → 我老竇真係做咗？
It's true, son. → 係真嘅，仔。
Seems like I've wasted a lot of time waiting for an answer I already knew. → 我好似浪費咗好多時間等一個我已經知嘅答案。
So, can I stop being afraid of him now? → 咁我而家可以唔使再驚佢未？
You can, Todd. → 可以，Todd。
He's not gonna hurt you anymore. → 佢唔會再傷害你。
What a dad, huh? → 咁嘅老竇，係咪？
Do you have a family? → 你有冇家庭？
I have a son, Todd. → 我有個仔，Todd。
He's about your age. → 佢同你差唔多大。
He got dealt a bad hand, too. → 佢都係攞到一手爛牌。
But you know what? → 但你知唔知？
He rallied. → 佢振作返。
(sighs) Just the way I think you can, Todd. → （嘆氣）我覺得你都做得到，Todd。
You know what I'm going to do tomorrow, Lieutenant? → 你知我聽日會做咩嗎，督察？
What's that? → 做咩？
Put this place on the market. → 放售呢間屋。
Good for you. → 好嘢。
Hey. → 喂。
You going to the gym? Yeah. → 你去健身室？係。
About last night... I know that we keep saying that it's not gonna happen anymore. → 尋晚嗰件事... 我知我哋成日話唔會再發生。
Yeah? → 係咩？
But it keeps happening. → 但係仲係繼續發生。
That a bad thing? → 咁係唔好嘅事咩？
I don't know that we should talk about it here. → 我唔知應唔應該喺度講。
(clears throat) So what, your place or mine? → （清喉嚨）咁點，你度定我度？
Hmm. → 嗯。
(laughs) → （笑）
(buzzer sounding) (door creaks open) → （門鈴響）（門吱呀打開）
Can you forgive me, son? → 你可以原諒我嗎，仔？
MAN: It's time. → 男人：夠鐘喇。
(chains clinking) → （鎖鏈碰撞聲）
(chains rattling) → （鎖鏈噹噹聲）
You deserve this. → 你應得嘅。
(computer chirping) → （電腦嗶嗶聲）
Kyle? → Kyle？
Dad. Hey. → 老竇。喂。
How's it going over there, son? → 你嗰邊點樣呀，仔？
Well, you know, some days are hard. → 嗯，你知啦，有時日子幾難捱。
You know, the firefights, uh-- it's not like the movies. → 你明㗎，啲槍戰，呃——唔係電影咁樣。
This is real. → 呢啲係真嘅。
Um, yesterday, uh, we helped this... → 嗯，尋日，呃，我哋幫咗呢班...
we helped these kids rebuild a school that was destroyed during the fighting. → 我哋幫咗班細路重建一間喺戰鬥中毀咗嘅學校。
Dad, you've never seen so many kids so excited to go back to school. → 老竇，你未見過咁多細路咁興奮返學。
You know, it was cool. → 你知啦，好正。
Sounds like it. → 聽落係噃。
So, I... I guess yesterday was a good day. → 所以，我... 我估尋日係好日子。
(indistinct shouting, helicopter whirring) I think maybe I'm doing something important over here. → （模糊叫喊聲，直升機旋轉聲）我諗我喺呢度做緊啲重要嘅嘢。
Hey, Dad, uh, what's the matter? → 喂，老竇，呃，做咩事？
You look kind of sad. → 你睇落有啲傷心。
No, son. → 冇，仔。
(laughs) No. It's just... → （笑）冇。只係...
It's just good to see you. → 只係見到你好開心。
You, too, Dad. → 我都係，老竇。
You, too. MAN: Harmon, let's go. We're moving out. → 我都係。男人：Harmon，走喇。我哋要撤離。
Oh, I got to go, Dad. They're calling me. → 哦，我要走喇，老竇。佢哋叫我。
You take care of yourself. → 你照顧好自己。
I will. → 我會㗎。
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