that-omission
I heard we might be getting some… guests.Come from Away · 2021 — 第 4 / 22 章 · 2'21" · B1
Word spreads that stranded planes may land, and the whole town starts gathering supplies. Someone asks how many passengers they can take, others empty store shelves for diapers and formula, and one exasperated voice begs everyone to stop hauling toilet paper to the Lions Club. The joke is that nobody knows what will actually be needed.
When news comes that hundreds of stranded passengers may arrive, the town mobilises without being asked. Neighbours call to offer beds, raid shops for toothbrushes, diapers and formula, and set up rooms in the schools. Nobody knows how many are coming or how long they will stay, so they prepare for everything and pray the weather holds.
注目の表現
for the love of Godneed a handtake donationsYou tell me and we'll both know
このシーンの表現
看在上帝份上;求求你了
物资越收越多、越收越乱时,有人在歌里喊出这句话,请大家别再往狮子会送卫生纸。
For the love of God, stop calling me at midnight.
need help
accept donated goods or money
I don't know either
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that-omission
I heard we might be getting some… guests.And I thought I'd see if I could help whosever in charge of getting the school--liaison
And I thought I'd see if I could help whosever in charge of getting the school--When are they coming? Could be anytime now?I'm glad I phoned.I get a call from Beulah,flap
I get a call from Beulah,So I go down to Shoppers, and the manager says to just take what I want off the shelves.Hey, you know, those planes are probably filled with women of childbearing age.need help
The Baptist church needs a hand moving their pews.Dr. O'Brien down at the pharmacy is ready to fill any prescriptions.And the Lions Club is looking for some toilet paper, if you have any extra.accept donated goods or money
Down at the station We're taking donationsIt's better than being at home alone-Wondering what's really happening -Everyone's phoning We're setting up rooms in the schools-Wondering what's really happening -Everyone's phoning We're setting up rooms in the schoolsBeen crying all afternoon Wondering what can be doneflap
Been crying all afternoon Wondering what can be doneFor the love of God, stop bringing toilet paper to the Lions Club!better do
We better start praying The weather stays niceIf a stranger ends up sent by fateend up + past participle
If a stranger ends up sent by fatetag question
Well, we have to be, don't we?The scene captures a community acting before anyone has given it orders. A phone call is enough to set the town moving: one person asks, "How many passengers can we take?" while another keeps returning to the shop for whatever the last person worried about. The humour comes from the guessing game — diapers, then baby food, then tampons — until someone finally pleads, "For the love of God, stop bringing toilet paper to the Lions Club!" Under the comedy is the film's real subject: ordinary people choosing to help strangers with no idea what they will need. Even the honest answer to what they need is a shrug: "You tell me and we'll both know." It is improvisation driven by kindness.
You tell me and we'll both know.A wry answer that admits nobody has the answer, turning a shared blank into a small joke.
For the love of God, stop bringing toilet paper to the Lions Club!A plea of exasperation: the donations are so mismatched the organiser can only beg people to stop.
We better start praying The weather stays niceWith everything else uncertain, the only thing left to hope for is that the weather cooperates.
If a stranger ends up sent by fateA line that frames the arriving passengers as strangers delivered by chance, and asks how the town will receive them.
Well, we have to be, don't we?The determined answer to whether they are ready: there is no real choice, so they simply have to be.
Planes diverted on 9/11 are about to land nearby, so the town prepares food, beds and toiletries for the passengers who will stay.
Each time someone raises a new worry — babies, hunger, women — the volunteers return for more: diapers, baby food, then pads and tampons.
They do not know how many passengers are coming or how long anyone will stay, so they cannot calculate what is needed and prepare for every possibility.
It means to need help. The line about the church needing a hand with its pews is a typical, casual request for volunteers.
次のチャプター · 第 5 章rumors start flyingPassengers Stuck on Planes for 28 Hours
第 1 章a lay of the landGander Learns of the Emergency
第 2 章shaking like a leafPlanes Land Unexpectedly in Gander
第 3 章a state of emergencyGander Declares a State of Emergency
再生中 · 第 4 章for the love of GodA Town Gathers Supplies
第 5 章rumors start flyingPassengers Stuck on Planes for 28 Hours
第 6 章make no mistakeWaiting on the Plane for News
第 7 章left over fromPassengers Disembark into the Dark
第 8 章hear a pin dropGander Finds Translators and Animals
第 9 章speak the same languageLocals Drive Passengers to the Camp
第 10 章to the ends of the earthGander Academy Becomes a Shelter
第 11 章suit yourselfStranded Passengers Wait for News
第 12 章make small talkGander Locals Take In the Passengers
第 13 章praise be to GodThe Gayest Town in Newfoundland
第 14 章there for meA Mother Waits and Tells Jokes
第 15 章a moment of silenceA Gas Station Falls Silent
第 16 章jump at one's own shadowA Fight Breaks Out in the Hallway
第 17 章take the plungeThe Screech-In Ceremony
第 18 章Don't be a strangerGander Says Goodbye to the Visitors
第 19 章take seriouslyA Muslim Passenger Is Searched
第 20 章seize the momentDiane and Nick at the Lookout
第 21 章ground zeroThe Aftermath Back Home
第 22 章a big breakGander Remembers the Plane People