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Mirabel Reenters Bruno's Vision, Explained:get a bad rap

Mirabel goes back into Bruno's vision to find out how the story ends, and Bruno, hidden away, coaches her through it. The answer turns out to be an embrace with Isabela, and Bruno insists the family's fate is not fixed: "You're exactly what this family needs."

あらすじ

Mirabel and Bruno watch the vision again, hoping to find which way it really goes. Bruno tells her she cannot hurry the future and that the family's odd one is only getting a bad rap. When the image clears, it shows Mirabel embracing Isabela, and Bruno says her fate is up to her and she is just what the family needs.

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注目の表現

might wannaget a bad rapout of orderhang on

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このシーンの表現

get a bad rap

to be unfairly given a bad reputation

米拉贝尔安慰布鲁诺,说家里这些怪人常常只是被冤枉地贴了坏名声,并不是他们招来坏事。

Pigeons get a bad rap, but they are actually quite smart.

このシーンの他の表現

  • might wanna

    would probably want to; a soft suggestion

  • out of order

    not in the correct sequence

  • hang on

    to hold tight, keep going, or wait a moment

このシーンのメモ一覧

70 行のセリフに 31 件のメモ

表現 · B1might wanna do somethingWe might wanna hurry.
表現 · B2hurry somethingYou can't hurry the future.
表現 · B1make something happenIf I see something that you don't like, you're gonna be all, "Bruno makes bad things happen.
文法 · B1If I see something that you don't like

first conditional

If I see something that you don't like, you're gonna be all, "Bruno makes bad things happen.
スラング · B2creepy"Oh, he's creepy and his vision killed my goldfish."
表現 · B2get a bad rap

to be unfairly given a bad reputation

Sometimes family weirdos just get a bad rap.
スラング · B2weirdosSometimes family weirdos just get a bad rap.
表現 · B1for the nervesFor the nerves.
発音For the nerves

weak form

For the nerves.
表現 · B1might wanna do somethingYou might wanna hang on.
表現 · A2the same thingIt's just the same thing. I gotta stop!
表現 · B2which way something goesNo. I need to know which way it goes.
発音which way it goes

liaison

No. I need to know which way it goes.
表現 · B1there's gotta be ...There's gotta be an answer.
表現 · B1something we're not seeingSomething we're not seeing!
表現 · B1be looking at the same thingYou're looking at the same thing that I am.
文法 · B2the same thing that I am

relative clause with that

You're looking at the same thing that I am.
表現 · A2something elseIf there was something else...
表現 · B1is that a ...Wait, no, no. Is that a hug?
表現 · B1have to do somethingTo make the candle bright you have to embrace her.
文法 · B1you have to embrace her

have to for obligation

To make the candle bright you have to embrace her.
表現 · B1get a miracleI don't know. Our family got a miracle.
表現 · B1run out of timeWell, I think we're running out of time here.
発音running out of time

liaison

Well, I think we're running out of time here.
表現 · B1ruin somethingAlso, I don't know if you heard, I ruined her proposal!
表現 · B2what's someone's problem with someoneWhat's her problem with me anyway?
表現 · B1miss the pointYou see, you're missing the point.
表現 · A2be up to someoneIt's up to you.
文法 · B2It's up to you

be up to for dependence

It's up to you.
表現 · B2exactly what someone needsYou're exactly what this family needs.
表現 · B1bring someone homeAfter I save the miracle, I'm bringing you home.

「Mirabel Reenters Bruno's Vision」を読み解く

What's really going on

Bruno has spent years as the family's scapegoat, and the vision sequence is where the film says so out loud. He refuses to be a prophet of doom, telling Mirabel, "Sometimes family weirdos just get a bad rap," and later, "You see, you're missing the point." The point is that a vision is not a sentence; it shows a possibility, and the person in it still chooses. That is why the answer is not a fight but an embrace, and why the resolution runs through the sister Mirabel assumes hates her. Bruno's reassurance, "You're exactly what this family needs," flips the film's premise: the girl with no Gift is not the family's flaw but its remedy. He also admits his own fear of Abuela, refusing to come back, which quietly shows the cost of the miracle's pressure on everyone.

Theme

Family conflictMirabel must reach the sister who resents her, and the fix runs through the family's hardest relationship.
IdentityBruno reframes the family's odd ones out as unfairly blamed, telling Mirabel she is what the family needs.

このチャプターで学べること

  • Use get a bad rap in a comparable exchange.
  • Listen for the attitude around get a bad rap.
  • Notice how the reply changes the scene.

発音のポイント

  • For the nerves — weak form
  • which way it goes — liaison
  • running out of time — liaison
You can't hurry the future.

Bruno's warning that the vision unfolds at its own pace and cannot be forced or sped up.

Sometimes family weirdos just get a bad rap.

Bruno's defense of himself and Mirabel: the strange ones in a family are blamed unfairly rather than understood.

You see, you're missing the point.

Bruno corrects Mirabel's panic: the vision is not a fixed doom, and she is reading it the wrong way.

You're exactly what this family needs.

Bruno's reassurance that Mirabel, the Giftless one, is the family's remedy rather than its problem.

このシーンについての質問

Why does Mirabel go back into the vision?

She is sure there is an answer she has missed, so she reenters Bruno's vision to find out which way the future actually goes.

Who does Mirabel have to embrace?

The vision shows her embracing Isabela, her older sister, which is why the answer is an act of love rather than a fight.

Why does Bruno refuse to come back with Mirabel?

He admits he is afraid of facing Abuela, and he tells Mirabel the vision is hers to act on, not his.

What does Bruno mean by a bad rap?

He means that the family's odd members, like him and Mirabel, get blamed unfairly for bad luck that is not really their fault.

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