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Police Question the Thrombeys, Explained:pass the torch

One by one, the detectives walk the Thrombey family through the night of Harlan's death, and every answer is a polished self-portrait. One of them stresses that she "built my business from the ground up," while others perform grief before the questions even start. The interviews look routine; they are already collecting motives.

あらすじ

The police interview the Thrombey family one at a time after Harlan's death. A daughter explains she "built my business from the ground up" and had "our own secret way of communicating" with her father; a son talks about running the family publishing company; a daughter-in-law pitches her skincare brand, Flam, as a way of life. Each is performing.

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このシーンの表現

pass the torch

to hand over responsibility to someone else

沃尔特形容父亲把事业交到他手上,就像把火炬递过来,说的是 passing the torch。

The founder passed the torch to his daughter last spring.

このシーンの他の表現

  • show face

    to appear briefly at an event

  • my rock

    a person who gives steady support

  • gutted

    extremely disappointed or devastated

このシーンのメモ一覧

118 行のセリフに 35 件のメモ

表現 · B1one at a timeWe'd like to see you one at a time.
発音one at a

liaison

We'd like to see you one at a time.
表現 · B1wrap something upI'm assuming this will all be wrapped up before the memorial tonight.
文法 · B2this will all be wrapped up before the memorial tonight

future passive

I'm assuming this will all be wrapped up before the memorial tonight.
表現 · A2do one's bestWe'll do our best, ma'am.
表現 · A2how you doingHow you doing, kiddo?
発音How you

weak form

How you doing, kiddo?
表現 · B2as a formalityWe're just gonna reintroduce ourselves as a formality.
表現 · A2make things easierNow, um, I'm going to record this, just to make things easier.
文法 · B1just to make things easier

infinitive of purpose

Now, um, I'm going to record this, just to make things easier.
表現 · B1sorry for your lossWe're very sorry for your loss.
表現 · B1mean a lotThank you. That means a lot.
表現 · B2show one's face

to appear briefly at an event

Did anyone besides the family show face?
表現 · A2have no ideaWe have no idea.
表現 · B2build something from the ground upI built my business from the ground up.
発音ground up

liaison

I built my business from the ground up.
表現 · A2be very closeYou two were very close.
文法 · B2if you did that, and you played by his rules

conditional clause

and if you did that, and you played by his rules...
表現 · B2idolize someoneEveryone idolizes their dad, right?
表現 · B1why someone said thatDon't know why I said that.
表現 · B2self-madeWow, seems like all his kids are self-made overachievers.
表現 · B1trust someone to do somethingDad trusts me to run it.
表現 · B1spoil something for someoneLike, I won't spoil it for you but...
表現 · B2pop into one's headWell, Dad said the plots just popped into his head, fully formed.
表現 · B2someone's rock

a person who gives steady support

My wife, Donna, she's my rock.
表現 · B1politically activeVery politically active.
スラング · B2dipshitHe's an alt-right troll dipshit.
スラング · B2guttedI mean, we're all gutted, but, uh, I was happy to have that night with him.
表現 · B2pass the torch

to hand over responsibility to someone else

Passing the torch.
表現 · C1be freed by and supported byI feel simultaneously freed by and supported by them.
表現 · B2promote a lifestyleYeah, it's skincare, but it promotes a total lifestyle.
表現 · B1get someone through somethingHe got me and Meg through some tough times.
表現 · B1a selfless personHe's a genuinely selfless man.
表現 · A2have funHave fun.
表現 · A2be upsetI think Linda was upset.

「Police Question the Thrombeys」を読み解く

What's really going on

The interviews are staged as a formality, and that is exactly what makes them useful. Everyone answers with a sales pitch: one praises her own grit - "I built my business from the ground up" - another turns grief into brand copy, and a third insists on the family fortune as if it were a birthright. The grief is real for some, but it is performed for the camera of a police recorder. What the detectives are quietly doing is fixing each person to a motive: who needed money, who resented the old man, who was written into or out of the will. The scene's joke is that the family cannot stop auditioning for the inheritance even while being questioned about a death.

Theme

MoneyEach relative measures their worth against the family fortune and the will.
Family conflictThe polite interviews expose rivalries between siblings and in-laws over Harlan's estate.

発音のポイント

  • one at a — liaison
  • How you — weak form
  • ground up — liaison
I built my business from the ground up.

A boast that casts her as self-made, even as she is questioned about the family fortune.

Don't know why I said that.

A rare slip that undercuts the polished story someone has just told.

I'm assuming this will all be wrapped up before the memorial tonight.

A demand for the inconvenience to end quickly, showing more concern for image than grief.

We... We had our own secret way of communicating.

A claim of special closeness to Harlan, offered as proof she is above suspicion.

このシーンについての質問

Why do the police interview the family one at a time?

They want each person's account of the night Harlan died recorded on its own, so the stories can later be compared. The interviews are presented as a formality, but they build the case.

What is Flam?

Flam is the skincare brand run by one of the daughters-in-law. She describes it as promoting a total lifestyle, not just products, and links it back to Harlan.

What does "gutted" mean here?

It is a strong, largely British word for devastated or emptied out by grief, much heavier than simply sad. One relative says the whole family is gutted but was glad to have that last night with him.

Why does Ransom leave the party early?

He is said to have shown up at the gathering and then left early, which makes his movements on the night of the death something the police want to pin down.

Why does the family seem more worried about image than about Harlan?

Their answers read like auditions: they stress accomplishments, brand their grief, and hope the interviews wrap up before the memorial, as if the will matters more than the death.

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