shut someone out
Jack, fed up with Lee's silence, corners her and asks how long she will keep shutting him out.
How long are you gonna freeze me out, huh?Can You Ever Forgive Me? · 2018 — 第 11 / 14 章 · 2'36" · B2
Jack comes to apologize for letting Lee's cat die. Lee accepts nothing: "I don't know if you've noticed this, but I don't do that," she says of trust, then ends the friendship outright — "But we are not friends, and I don't think we actually ever were." They will still work together, but only on her terms.
Jack Hock shows up begging Lee not to shut him out, apologizing that her cat's death was an accident. Lee says she will keep working with him because she has no other option, but insists they were never friends. She sets new rules — meetings in public, a receipt after every sale — then goes on selling. Later, federal agents serve her a subpoena and reveal Jack is cooperating.
注目の表現
freeze someone outfuck something uphave no other optionaccept a cut
このシーンの表現
shut someone out
Jack, fed up with Lee's silence, corners her and asks how long she will keep shutting him out.
The team keeps freezing him out of meetings.
ruin something
have no alternative
take a share of the money
formally hand someone a court order
39 行のセリフに 20 件のメモ
shut someone out
Jack, fed up with Lee's silence, corners her and asks how long she will keep shutting him out.
How long are you gonna freeze me out, huh?Blur gonna into freeze; don't say it word by word.
How long are you gonna freeze me out, huh?a casual tag for a challenge — Casual tag; too blunt for formal talk.
How long are you gonna freeze me out, huh?noun clause: The if-clause is a noun clause acting as the object of know.
I don't know if you've noticed this, but I don't do that.Link don't know if; the if almost disappears.
I don't know if you've noticed this, but I don't do that.look after
Lee, I took care of your cat. I swear.have no alternative
Lee admits she must keep working with Jack, framing it as necessity, not loyalty.
We will continue to work together because I have no other option.ellipsis: Friends is left out after were; the listener supplies it.
But we are not friends, and I don't think we actually ever were.meet somewhere public
We will meet in public, and you will not fuck this up like you fuck everything else up in your life.ruin something
Laying down rules, Lee warns Jack not to ruin the deal, contempt plain in her voice.
We will meet in public, and you will not fuck this up like you fuck everything else up in your life.a heavy swear word — Heavy profanity; never use it in polite or formal speech.
We will meet in public, and you will not fuck this up like you fuck everything else up in your life.bring back proof of payment
You will sell those papers, you will get the money, you will bring me a receipt.Stress get the money to make it sound like an order.
You will sell those papers, you will get the money, you will bring me a receipt.carry cash
Actually, do you have cash?as a kind gesture
She asked me to sell them for her as a favor...take a share of the money
At the bar, someone doubts Jack's story of selling letters for free and asks if he takes no cut.
You don't accept a cut?formally hand someone a court order
Two federal agents corner Lee and state their business flatly: they are serving her with a subpoena.
We're here to deliver a subpoena to appear before a federal grand jury.two weeks after today
Your appearance is scheduled for two weeks from today.have dealt with someone
He's cooperating, as are the dealers you've done business with.inversion: As are the dealers means the dealers are cooperating too.
He's cooperating, as are the dealers you've done business with.The fight is not really about the cat. Jack let the animal die while Lee was away, and he needs forgiveness; Lee uses the crisis to redraw the entire relationship. "But we are not friends, and I don't think we actually ever were" is not just anger — it is protection. If they were never friends, then his betrayal cannot hurt her, and she can keep using him for business without owing him anything. She is also protesting a little too much: if trust meant nothing, the line would not need to be said so carefully. Jack, meanwhile, is already the weak link, and by the end of the chapter the agents confirm it when they tell her he is cooperating.
But we are not friends, and I don't think we actually ever were.Lee's verdict on the relationship: they will work together, but she denies there was ever anything warmer to lose.
We will meet in public, and you will not fuck this up like you fuck everything else up in your life.Her new terms, delivered as orders — public meetings only, and an insult about his history of failure.
How long are you gonna freeze me out, huh?Jack's opening plea, asking how long she plans to keep ignoring him for what happened.
I don't know if you've noticed this, but I don't do that.Lee's answer about trust: she claims she does not rely on people, so his apology has nothing to appeal to.
Lee, I took care of your cat. I swear.Jack's defense, insisting he did the favor she asked and that the cat's death was an accident.
He let her cat die while she was away. The cat mattered to her, and his careless apology — it was an accident — is not enough for her.
Lee insists they never were. In practice they are close, lonely people who use each other, which is exactly why she needs to say the line out loud.
She says it plainly: she has no other option. He is useful, and keeping him at arm's length lets her take the help without the risk.
Federal agents tell Lee they have intercepted Jack and that he is cooperating with them, which is why he now wants no contact with her.
He wants her to stop freezing him out and to forgive an accident he says he feels awful about.
次のチャプター · 第 12 章turn over a new leafLee Refuses to Apologize at Sentencing
第 1 章a dead giveawayLee Meets Jack Hock
第 2 章play the gameLee Asks to Be Paid in Cash
第 3 章Spill the beansLee Tells Jack Her Secret
第 4 章caustic witLee Confesses Her Forgeries to Jack
第 5 章do your homeworkLee Learns About Fake Signatures
第 6 章a real museum pieceLee Forges Dorothy Parker Letters
第 7 章the real thingLee Meets Anna at the Bar
第 8 章street smartsLee Takes In a Beaten Jack
第 9 章wear a wireAlan Uses the FBI to Extort Lee
第 10 章talk someone off the ledgeLee Visits Her Ex Elaine
再生中 · 第 11 章freeze someone outLee Tells Jack They're Not Friends
第 12 章turn over a new leafLee Refuses to Apologize at Sentencing
第 13 章too much of a cowardLee Is Sentenced to Probation
第 14 章like hell I willLee and Jack's Last Meeting