听电影学英语-弱点 12

　　[00:03.18]Mrs. Tuohy?
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[00:04.33]I hear "Mrs. Tuohy" I look over my shoulder for my mother-in-law.
[00:07.91]
[00:07.96]Call me Leigh Anne or Mama or almost anything else.
[00:11.41]
[00:14.15]-Can you help me get something? -What?
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[00:19.49]Driver’s licence¹.
[00:21.34]
[00:22.66]Why do you need a driver’s licence
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[00:24.88]When you don’t even have a car?
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[00:33.38]Michael, why do you want a driver’s licence?
[00:36.48]
[00:36.66]Something to carry. With my name on it.
[00:39.63]
[00:46.49]There’s nobody named Michael Oher in the system.
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[00:49.43]Another last name perhaps?
[00:51.73]
[00:54.11]Look, I will sign something that says he lives with us
[00:56.93]
[00:56.98]And we’ll pay for all the insurence;
[01:00.10]
[01:00.10]whatever it takes, okay?
[01:00.58]
[01:01.09]What’s it gonna take?
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[01:02.34]-You wanna do what?! -You heard me.
[01:05.14]
[01:05.31]Shouldn’t we at least talk about this?
[01:07.09]
[01:07.09]What do you think we’re doing?
[01:08.52]
[01:08.57]And don’t act like I’m going behind your back.
[01:10.88]
[01:10.93]I know you put us down as
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[01:12.98]Michael’s medical contact at school.
[01:14.66]
[01:14.71]There’s a huge difference between paying for broken arm
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[01:17.85]And being legally responsible for someone.
[01:19.74]
[01:19.79]I mean the kid we barely³ know.
[01:21.74]
[01:21.79]That’s another thing.
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[01:23.28]We need to find out more about his past.
[01:25.08]
[01:25.13]He won’t talk about it. He’s like an onion,
[01:27.14]
[01:27.19]You have to peel him back a layer at a time.
[01:29.21]
[01:29.26]Not if you use a knife.
[01:31.41]
[01:32.39]What if we took him to a child psychologist or something?
[01:35.74]
[01:35.79]-Do you really expect Big Mike -"Michael"
[01:38.38]
[01:38.43]You really expect Michael to lie down
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[01:40.07]On a couch⁴ and talk about his childhood
[01:41.80]
[01:41.85]Like he’s Woody Allen or something?
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[01:43.22]I mean, Michael’s gift is his ability to forget.
[01:46.00]
[01:46.05]He’s mad at no one and he really
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[01:48.08]Didn’t care what happened in the past.
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[01:50.84]You’re right.
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[01:52.68]Excuse me?
[01:54.18]
[01:54.32]"You’re right?"
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　　[01:55.94]How’d those words taste coming out of your mouth?
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[01:58.63]Like vinegar.
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[02:08.98]At least promise me you’ll think about it.
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[02:11.79]Alright.
[02:13.29]
[02:14.34]"Alright" you’ll think about it or
[02:16.28]
[02:16.28]"Alright" we should do it?
[02:17.68]
[02:17.73]Is there a difference?
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[02:22.30]Just tell Gerald to hold on the
[02:24.22]
[02:24.22]Chiffonier and I’ll get by after while.
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[02:28.02]You don’t... I got to call you back. Bye.
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[02:33.65]Excuse me.
[02:35.15]
[02:36.69]I’m not cutting, I’m just asking.
[02:38.33]
[02:38.33]Let me tell you something, alright?
[02:40.08]
[02:40.13]We’ve been sitting around here for over an hour
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[02:42.27]And when I look around and all I see
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[02:44.08]Is people shooting the bull⁵ and drinking coffee.
[02:46.71]
[02:46.76]Who runs this place?
[02:48.76]
[02:51.46]Well, I’d have it in shape in two days,
[02:52.47]
[02:52.47]I can tell you that.
[02:53.88]
[02:53.93]I’d bet² you would. How can I help you?
[02:55.96]
[02:56.01]-Oh, he was first. -No, you go ahead.
[02:58.20]
[02:58.25]-I think I want to hear this -Me too.
[03:00.67]
[03:00.72]I do not appreciate the attitude.
[03:02.39]
[03:02.44]Ma’am, now you can tell me what you want
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[03:05.65]Or I’ll make sure you wait all day.
[03:07.86]
[03:07.91]Now how can I help you?
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[03:09.93]I’d like to become a legal guardian⁶.
[03:11.97]
[03:12.02]Lord help that child.
[03:14.07]
[03:17.81]There’s very little on Michael.
[03:20.49]
[03:20.49]Most of his files have been lost.
[03:22.01]
[03:22.37]-What is in there?  -A few case notes.
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[03:25.81]This one describes an incident where
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[03:28.24]Officers forcibly removed Michael
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[03:30.53]From Denise Oher’s care when Michael was seven.
[03:33.36]
[03:33.41]Quite a scene evidently⁷. They had to split⁸ up the kids.
[03:36.22]
[03:36.27]And it’s far from the worst.
[03:37.74]
[03:37.79]Where is she? His mother?
[03:39.85]
[03:39.90]I don’t know, if you find her
[03:42.49]
[03:42.49]Will got a bunch more files we could add to.
[03:44.35]
[03:45.40]How many kids does she have?
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[03:47.56]At least a dozen, probably.
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[03:48.82]If not more. With her drug arrest record
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　　[03:51.24]My guess would be she can’t even remember.
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[03:54.30]May I see that?
[03:56.05]
[04:00.43]So we’d need her permission, right?
[04:03.06]
[04:03.11]No. Michael is a ward⁹ of the state.
[04:05.26]
[04:05.31]Just apply and get a judge to sign off on it.
[04:08.51]
[04:10.62]So you would just give him away
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[04:13.55]Without even telling his mother?
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[04:38.35]Mrs. Oher?
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[04:43.25]Hi.
[04:44.74]
[04:44.83]Mrs. Oher?
[04:46.33]
[04:47.93]-You from the state? -No.
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[04:51.40]My name is Leigh Anne Tuohy
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[04:54.90]And your son Michael lives with me.
[04:57.01]
[04:58.45]And my family.
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1 licence   

n.证书；许可证，执照；v.许可；批准

参考例句：

• The restaurant applied for a licence to sell wine.那家餐厅申请售酒许可证。
• He hadn't paid his television licence fee.他尚未缴纳电视机使用许可费。

2 bet   

v.打赌，以(与)...打赌；n.赌注，赌金；打赌

参考例句：

• I bet you can't do this puzzle.我敢说，你解决不了这个难题。
• I offered to bet with him.我提出与他打赌。

3 barely   

adv.仅仅，几乎没有，几乎不

参考例句：

• The male bird is barely distinguishable from the female.雄鸟和雌鸟几乎无法辨别。
• He took barely enough money to keep the children in bread.他赚很少的钱仅够孩子们勉强糊口。

4 couch   

n.睡椅，长沙发椅；vt.表达，隐含

参考例句：

• Lie down on the couch if you're feeling ill.如果你感觉不舒服就躺到沙发上去。
• The rabbIt'sprang from its grassy couch.兔子从草丛中跳出。

5 bull   

n.公牛，买进证券投机图利者，看涨的人

参考例句：

• It's only a hair off a bull's back to them.这对他们来说，不过九牛一毛。
• Many dogs closed around the bull.很多狗渐渐地把那只牛围了起来。

6 guardian   

n.监护人；守卫者，保护者

参考例句：

• The form must be signed by the child's parents or guardian. 这张表格须由孩子的家长或监护人签字。
• The press is a guardian of the public weal. 报刊是公共福利的卫护者。

7 evidently   

adv.明显地，显而易见

参考例句：

• They were evidently trying to frighten the public into obedience.很明显，他们是要吓唬众人服从。
• He was evidently too tired to go any further.他显然太疲劳，一步也走不动了。

8 split   

n.劈开，裂片，裂口；adj.分散的；v.分离，分开，劈开

参考例句：

• Who told you that Mary and I had split up?谁告诉你玛丽和我已经离婚了？
• The teacher split the class up into six groups.老师把班级分成6个小组。

9 ward   

n.守卫，监护，病房，行政区，由监护人或法院保护的人（尤指儿童）；vt.守护，躲开

参考例句：

• The hospital has a medical ward and a surgical ward.这家医院有内科病房和外科病房。
• During the evening picnic,I'll carry a torch to ward off the bugs.傍晚野餐时，我要点根火把，抵挡蚊虫。