Aladdin · 2019 — 第 5 / 24 章 · 3'00" · B1

Aladdin Sneaks into the Palace, Explained:like you own the place

He broke into the most guarded palace in Agrabah just to give a bracelet back. "You did not find it, you stole it!" she snaps, and he shrugs it off — the whole scene is a flirt wrapped in a dare, where nerve is the only currency he has.

あらすじ

Aladdin slips past the palace guards to return Princess Jasmine's bracelet. She can't believe the nerve; they trade barbs about thieving and honesty, and he invites her to meet him by the fountain the next night. She tells him to leave, but he's already planning to come back.

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have my wayslike you own the placeget pastwhat do you say

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このシーンの表現

like you own the place

像自己是这儿的主人一样

公主训斥阿拉丁闯进宫还大摇大摆,说他 walks around like he owns the place,点出他毫无分寸。

He strolled into the meeting like he owned the place.

このシーンの他の表現

  • have my ways

    我自有办法;不用细问我也能办到

  • get past

    设法通过、绕过关卡的

  • what do you say

    你说怎么样?征求对方同意

このシーンのメモ一覧

57 行のセリフに 21 件のメモ

表現 · B2what someone has done with the placeI like what she's done with the place.
表現 · B1get past someone or somethingHow did you get past the guards?
発音get past

elision

How did you get past the guards?
表現 · B2have one's waysThat was challenging, but I have my ways.
表現 · B1go for a strollWhile the princess is out, would you like to go for a stroll?
表現 · B1have a chatHave a little chat?
表現 · B2break into a placeYou cannot just break into a palace and walk around like you own the place.
表現 · B2act like you own the placeYou cannot just break into a palace and walk around like you own the place.
文法 · B2like you own the place

like-clause

You cannot just break into a palace and walk around like you own the place.
発音break into

liaison

You cannot just break into a palace and walk around like you own the place.
文法 · B1you have to act like

have to

If you don't have anything, you have to act like you own everything.
表現 · B1what do you saySo, what do you say? I did find your bracelet.
表現 · B2it's good to be meAnd it is good to be me...
表現 · B2every hour of the dayand dresses for every hour of the day.
表現 · B2get out muchShe doesn't get out much.
表現 · B1be supposed to do somethingAren't you supposed to be in the bath?
文法 · B1supposed to be in the bath

be supposed to

Aren't you supposed to be in the bath?
文法 · B1don't cats clean themselves

rhetorical question

But don't cats clean themselves?
表現 · B1can you believe itCan you believe it, Abu?
表現 · B2heavily guardedThe most heavily guarded place in all of Agrabah...
発音guarded place

elision

The most heavily guarded place in all of Agrabah...

「Aladdin Sneaks into the Palace」を読み解く

What's really going on

This is a scene about nerve as a kind of armor. Aladdin has nothing, and he knows that acting like he owns the place is the only way to be treated as if he belongs — his own rule, spelled out: "If you don't have anything, you have to act like you own everything." Jasmine, who has everything and still feels trapped, is drawn to exactly that. Their banter is a test: "You did not find it, you stole it!" keeps him honest, and his easy confidence keeps her interested. The stakes are playful, but the theme isn't: in a city where birth decides everything, a street kid survives by refusing to act small, and the princess starts to notice.

Theme

IdentityA boy with nothing performs confidence to be treated as an equal, while a princess in disguise questions who she really is.
ClassThe palace scene sets birth and status against nerve, as a street thief talks his way past both.

発音のポイント

  • get past — elision
  • break into — liaison
  • guarded place — elision
If you don't have anything, you have to act like you own everything.

Aladdin's survival philosophy: when you have nothing to your name, pretend you own it all and people will treat you better.

You did not find it, you stole it!

Jasmine calls out his lie on the spot, refusing to let him dress up a theft as a favor.

And it is good to be me...

A dry, wistful riff on palace life — the line plays like a joke about luxury and the people who never leave it.

You cannot just break into a palace and walk around like you own the place.

The rebuke that gives the scene its name: even a palace has rules, and he's ignoring every one of them.

このシーンについての質問

Why does Aladdin break into the palace?

To return Jasmine's bracelet. He keeps the excuse that the monkey stole it, but the real reason is that he wants to see her again.

Does Jasmine know Aladdin is a thief?

Yes, and she says so: she points out he stole the bracelet rather than found it. She's amused rather than alarmed, which is why the scene works.

What does "like you own the place" mean?

It means acting as if something belongs to you, usually with too much confidence. Jasmine uses it to scold Aladdin for wandering the palace as if it were his.

What does Aladdin ask Jasmine to do?

He tells her to meet him in the courtyard by the fountain the next night, when the moon is above the minaret, so he can return the bracelet again.

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