here's to you
Cheers to you Mrs. Henderson.Blue Jay · 2016 — 第 13 / 18 章 · 3'27" · B1
They're playing at being married twenty years on, and the fantasy is a road trip: 'We'll go from town to town, exploring things and sleeping outside.' Matching hats, laminated maps, hot springs — a whole life mapped out in one evening, and a long-running grudge saved for someone back home.
Playing an old married couple, the two toast each other and sketch out a dream trip: rent an RV, drive from town to town, buy matching hats, hunt for hot springs, and visit old friends. One keeps joking about telling a client where to go, and they tease each other about who can still make the other laugh after all these years.
注目の表現
fuck youmatching hatsfrom town to townunveil
このシーンの表現
so many years later
Apologizing for the egg, Jim hears Amanda say it is sweet that he still makes her laugh.
After all these years, they still call each other every week.
go to hell
identical hats
moving place to place
reveal
seriously now
72 行のセリフに 27 件のメモ
here's to you
Cheers to you Mrs. Henderson.traveling for shows
But you'll be on tour and I'll miss you and I'll be so sad.I'll is often reduced, and miss you links together.
But you'll be on tour and I'll miss you and I'll be so sad.consider doing
What do you think about saying...screw you — Only between close friends or in real anger, never in formal settings.
Fuck you!aloud
I do it inside of my head everyday darling, I'd love to say it out loud.swear not to laugh
Okay, but you promise not to laugh.a chance to
And also an opportunity to kinda like...hire a camper van
We rent an rv...Can I blends into one sound.
-Can I drive? -You can drive.identical hats
Amanda asks if they can buy identical hats, and Jim plays along.
Can we get matching hats?moving place to place
Jim keeps building the fantasy, moving from one town to the next.
We'll go from town to town, exploring things and sleeping outside...in the daytime
-Adventuring during the day. -Yes.set out to find
We're gonna go looking for hot Springs.across the country
-And we can go all over the country. -Diarrhea we'll see all our people.relocated
All our friends and people who use to live here and moved away and Jessica and Jason will come and visit us.relative clause: The who-clause tells us which friends they mean: the ones who used to live here.
All our friends and people who use to live here and moved away and Jessica and Jason will come and visit us.bastard — An affectionate insult among old friends, never in polite company.
Now you listen to me, you son of a bitch.the best thing ever
This is the greatest thing that's ever happened to us.superlative with present perfect: The superlative with has ever happened frames this as the best moment in their whole history.
This is the greatest thing that's ever happened to us.seriously now
Right after the egg joke, Amanda uses it to switch to a sincere tone.
But in all seriousness hon...Stress only and true to highlight the one honest line.
It's the only true thing you just said.reveal a surprise
To unveil my anniversary surprise.did it perfectly — Casual praise when someone gets it right first try.
There it is. Nailed it.so many years later
Apologizing for the egg, Jim hears Amanda say it is sweet that he still makes her laugh.
It's a very sweet thing after all these years you can still make me laugh like that.get me laughing
It's a very sweet thing after all these years you can still make me laugh like that.parenthetical: The time phrase is set off mid-sentence to stress how long it has lasted.
It's a very sweet thing after all these years you can still make me laugh like that.The road trip is a rehearsal for a life that isn't happening, and the details give it away. It's all small, tangible things — matching hats, laminated maps, hot springs, looking up old friends: the fantasy isn't grand, it's ordinary, and that's exactly what makes it wistful. The same tension shows up in the running joke about the boss. When one says they'd love to tell a client off, the reply is 'I do it inside of my head everyday darling, I'd love to say it out loud' — a confession dressed as a punchline. And when the mood turns tender, the line is 'It's a very sweet thing after all these years you can still make me laugh like that,' which admits that years have passed and this closeness might not survive the trip. Even the throwaway 'It's the only true thing you just said' keeps the affection honest: they can flatter each other, but they don't quite believe the pleasantries.
But you'll be on tour and I'll miss you and I'll be so sad.The mock complaint that starts the fantasy: one of them will be away on tour, and the other will miss them.
I do it inside of my head everyday darling, I'd love to say it out loud.The running joke about the boss: they vent mentally every day and would love to say it to his face.
I think you could be really, really romantic.Encouragement that the other person has it in them to be hopelessly romantic.
We'll go from town to town, exploring things and sleeping outside...The heart of the dream trip: drifting from one small town to the next, camping and exploring.
This is the greatest thing that's ever happened to us.Declaring the imaginary trip the best thing in their lives, selling the fantasy hard.
It's a very sweet thing after all these years you can still make me laugh like that.A tender admission that the laughter has survived the years, even if little else has.
It's the only true thing you just said.A teasing comeback that punctures the flattery: among the compliments, only one rang true.
It's a fantasy they build together in the moment. The details — matching hats, laminated maps, hot springs — are played out as if real, but it reads as the life they're imagining rather than booking.
It's a release valve. One says they'd love to tell a client off out loud, admitting they already do it in their head every day — a shared grudge that bonds them.
Because the flattery is half a game. Listing the other as a brilliant planner and wonderful cook is affectionate teasing; the joke about being the greatest rapper is the one line that lands as sincere.
It's teased rather than fully revealed — someone announces they'll 'unveil my anniversary surprise,' then the moment is interrupted, and the scene cuts away before the gift is shown.
Because the make-believe breaks. The tender anniversary play is cut short when Jim is called away, pulling the fantasy back into the present.
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第 1 章married toJim and Amanda Reunite Over Coffee
第 2 章footloose and fancy freeJim Reunites with Amanda
第 3 章put a wager onJim and Amanda Bet at Wayne's Store
第 4 章take the edge offJim Breaks Down in the Old House
第 5 章take it personalJelly Beans and the Screaming Boy
第 6 章have a field dayJim and Amanda Find Romance Novels
第 7 章time capsuleJim and Amanda Open a Time Capsule
第 8 章bound toPlaying the Tape From 1994
第 9 章in his own wayAmanda's Anniversary Surprise Dinner
第 10 章tricks left in my sleeveJim and Amanda's Pretend Anniversary
第 11 章don't get me wrongJim and Amanda on the Rooftop
第 12 章on the slyJim and Amanda Play Husband and Wife
再生中 · 第 13 章after all these yearsJim and Amanda Plan an RV Trip
第 14 章phrenologyAmanda's Phrenology Head Rub
第 15 章there was a timeConfessing Under the Stars
第 16 章on my behalfAmanda Talks About the Empty House
第 17 章something aboutAmanda Asks Jim to Kiss Her
第 18 章let something go onAmanda Finds Jim's Old Letter