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Perrito Tells His Sad Story, Explained:the joke's on them

Perrito explains how he ended up alone: a family he lived with put him in a sock with a rock and threw him in a river, and he never found them again. He tells it like a comedy and calls it a win, while Puss finds the whole outlook "corny." Then the chase starts.

あらすじ

On the road, Perrito tells the others his backstory: the family he lived with treated him as the one who was always it in hide-and-seek, then put him in a sock with a rock and threw him in a river. He gnawed free and swam up, but never found them. He insists the joke is on them.

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two best friendsthe joke's on themTake your timecorny

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このシーンの表現

the joke's on them

结果反倒让他们成了笑柄;活该

小狗讲完自己悲惨的童年,却说那些恶作剧的人才是输了的一方,用这句话把苦涩的往事反转成胜利。

They tried to embarrass me, but the joke's on them.

このシーンの他の表現

  • two best friends

    两个最好的朋友

  • Take your time

    慢慢来;不用急

  • corny

    banal and overly sentimental, in a silly way

  • You don't have to tell me twice

    I will gladly do it right away

このシーンのメモ一覧

58 行のセリフに 32 件のメモ

表現 · B1rush through somethingDon't rush through it.
表現 · B1take your timeTake your time and really appreciate what's right in front of you.
表現 · B1right in front of someoneTake your time and really appreciate what's right in front of you.
文法 · B2what's right in front of you

what-clause

Take your time and really appreciate what's right in front of you.
発音front of you

elision

Take your time and really appreciate what's right in front of you.
スラング · B1cornyUgh. His path is so corny.
表現 · B1when someone was a pupBack when I was a pup, me and my littermates lived with a family.
表現 · A2play hide-and-seekA family full of pranksters who liked to play hide-and-seek, and I was always it.
表現 · B2be always itA family full of pranksters who liked to play hide-and-seek, and I was always it.
表現 · B2pick on someonePick on the little guy, am I right? [sniffs]
表現 · B1am I rightPick on the little guy, am I right? [sniffs]
表現 · B2no matter how hardNo matter how hard they tried, I'd always find them.
文法 · B2No matter how hard they tried

no matter how clause

No matter how hard they tried, I'd always find them.
表現 · B1get creativeSo, one day, they get creative and they put me in a sock with a rock in it.
表現 · C1the saddest something ever heardThat is the saddest funny story I've ever heard.
文法 · B2the saddest funny story I've ever heard

superlative with present perfect

That is the saddest funny story I've ever heard.
表現 · B2the joke is on someoneWell, joke's on them.
表現 · B2grow into somethingThat sock they put me in, I grew into it.
発音grew into it

liaison

That sock they put me in, I grew into it.
表現 · B1a free somethingSo, I got a great story and a free sweater out of it.
表現 · B1a win-winWin-win.
スラング · A2DudeDude, you didn't win.
表現 · B2someone of all peopleYou of all people should have a wish.
表現 · B2everything someone could wish forI got everything I could wish for.
表現 · B2no magic required-No magic required. -[Puss scoffs]
表現 · A2get closeOh, we're getting really close.
表現 · B1gain on someoneHe's gaining on us!
表現 · B1on itOn it! You don't have to tell me twice.
表現 · B2not have to tell someone twiceOn it! You don't have to tell me twice.
文法 · B1don't have to tell me twice

don't have to

On it! You don't have to tell me twice.
発音On it

liaison

On it! You don't have to tell me twice.
表現 · C1do the heck out of somethingI'm gonna chop the heck out of this Ficus lyra...

「Perrito Tells His Sad Story」を読み解く

What's really going on

The scene is the film's argument in miniature, and it is delivered by the least impressive character. Perrito's story is genuinely awful — abandoned, stuffed in a sock, thrown in a river — and he chooses to tell it as a joke, ending on "So, I got a great story and a free sweater out of it." Puss, who is chasing a wish to restore his lost lives, calls the outlook corny, but the film sides with the dog. His line "I already have a comfy sweater and two best friends" is the whole moral: he is the one character who wants nothing, and he is also the happiest. The comedy keeps the scene from turning preachy, but the contrast is unmistakable.

Theme

FriendshipPerrito counts two best friends and a sweater as everything he could wish for.
SurvivalHe survives abandonment and drowning by chewing through the sock and swimming up.

発音のポイント

  • front of you — elision
  • grew into it — liaison
  • On it — liaison
I already have a comfy sweater and two best friends.

His answer to having a wish: he already has what matters, so he wants no magic.

I got everything I could wish for.

He states the film's theme plainly, in a scene where everyone else is chasing a wish.

So, I got a great story and a free sweater out of it.

His punchline: he turns a near-drowning into a joke and a gain.

Take your time and really appreciate what's right in front of you.

The lesson he offers Puss about slowing down instead of rushing through life.

このシーンについての質問

Why was Perrito thrown in the river?

The family he lived with liked pranks; after he always found them in hide-and-seek, they put him in a sock with a rock and threw him in a river.

How did Perrito survive?

He gnawed a hole in the sock and swam to the surface, but he never found the family or his littermates again.

Why does Perrito say he does not need a wish?

He says he already has a comfy sweater and two best friends, so he has everything he could wish for without any magic.

Why does Puss call his outlook corny?

Puss finds the dog's cheerful talk cheesy and ridiculous, though the film treats it as wiser than his own obsession with the wish.

What does "the joke's on them" mean here?

It means the people who mistreated him are the ones who end up looking foolish, because he survived and even gained something.

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