to make food for someone
Tony, make him a sandwich.Beautiful Thing · 1996 — 第 3 / 11 章 · 2'06" · B1
Steven stays over at Sandra's and shares a bed with Jamie, so the two read magazines and talk about a TV actress. The chatter slides into something more personal: 'Do you always wear glasses when you read?' and 'Do you fancy that Sally?' When Steven mentions that Leah fancies Jamie, Jamie cuts it short with 'Don't.'
Sandra sends Tony to make Steven a sandwich and shouts across at the neighbours. That night Steven stays over and has to 'top and tail' with Jamie. In the shared bed, the boys read magazines and chat about a soap actress; Jamie is self-conscious about his glasses, and Steven gently asks whether Jamie fancies anyone.
注目の表現
fuck offtop and tailfetchingcleaning up
このシーンの表現
to share a bed head to toe
Tony tells Ste he will have to share a bed with Jamie, head to toe.
The kids had to top and tail in the small tent.
a very rude dismissal
attractive or flattering
to clear up and improve
to be attracted to someone
38 行のセリフに 18 件のメモ
to make food for someone
Tony, make him a sandwich.The d in and links straight into fettuccine.
What's it to be? Pastrami and fettuccine on rye?to share a bed head to toe
Tony tells Ste he will have to share a bed with Jamie, head to toe.
You'll have to top and tail with Jamie, I'm afraid.to be strongly tempted to do something
I've every mind to report you, Ronnie! Are you listening to me?an extremely offensive insult — Deeply offensive; avoid entirely in speech.
Fuck off, you meddling cunt!must come to an end
This has got to stop!as well, too
Yeah. Says her real name's Sally and all.on television
What, in real life as well as on the telly?television — Everyday British word for television.
What, in real life as well as on the telly?to wear glasses
Do you always wear glasses when you read?be supposed to: Be supposed to means he is meant to, with the verb left out.
- I'm supposed to. - You don't in school.not at all attractive
- It's hardly fetching, is it? - Nah, it looks all right.tag question: The tag is it invites the other boy to disagree and reassure him.
- It's hardly fetching, is it? - Nah, it looks all right.Lift fetching, then drop is it to keep the teasing tone.
- It's hardly fetching, is it? - Nah, it looks all right.excellent, spot on
- So, how's your sandwich? - Cheese and salad. Bang-on food.to be good for something
Good for your sports, that.to think carefully about something
Haven't given it much thought, really.to be attracted to someone
Do you fancy her next door?Underneath the magazine talk, the scene is a quiet courtship. Steven keeps finding excuses to get closer — do you always wear glasses when you read, do you fancy that Sally — and each question is really about the boy lying next to him. Jamie's answers stay guarded: he does not wear his glasses at school, he has not given Sally much thought, and when Steven says Leah fancies him, Jamie cuts it off with 'Don't.' The moment of connection comes from something small and unromantic: a cheese-and-salad sandwich that Steven calls 'Bang-on food,' and Jamie's awkward return, 'Yours are cleaning up.' The scene never names what is happening, which is exactly why it works.
You'll have to top and tail with Jamie, I'm afraid.Sandra's practical solution to the sleeping problem: the two boys must share a bed, one at each end, which sets up the night's intimacy.
I've every mind to report you, Ronnie! Are you listening to me?Sandra's threat to the noisy neighbour, delivered from her own doorway at full volume.
Do you always wear glasses when you read?Steven's first bedside question, an innocent-sounding way of noticing Jamie closely.
That's right. Good for your spots and all.Jamie's sheepish reply about the sandwich and his skin, turning a plain snack into a compliment.
He is spending the night, and Sandra tells him he will have to 'top and tail' with Jamie, sharing the bed one at each end.
It means two people share a bed head-to-toe, one lying at each end. Sandra uses it when telling Steven he must share with Jamie.
Steven asks if he always wears glasses when he reads. Jamie is self-conscious about them, though Steven tells him they look all right.
He asks whether Jamie fancies the actress Sally, then asks about the girl next door, Leah. He is really testing whether Jamie likes anyone.
Steven says that Leah fancies Jamie. Jamie does not want to discuss it, so he stops the conversation — partly embarrassed, partly unsure how to respond.
次のチャプター · 第 4 章butter wouldn't meltSandra and Jamie Trade Insults
第 1 章bunk offSandra Catches the Boys Bunking Off
第 2 章get some kipNeighbours Shout Over Leah's Music
再生中 · 第 3 章top and tailJamie and Steven Read in Bed
第 4 章butter wouldn't meltSandra and Jamie Trade Insults
第 5 章stink ofJamie Rubs Lotion on Ste
第 6 章nothing more, nothing lessJamie and Ste Talk in the Heat
第 7 章a leopard never changes its spotsSandra's Party Turns Violent
第 8 章a little bird tells meSandra Teases Ste About Love
第 9 章put two and two togetherJamie Comes Out to His Mum
第 10 章fight forLeah's Drunk Award Speech
第 11 章come down with the last showerSandra Comforts Ste