good old — Casual, faintly teasing.
Jackson's from a good ol' Southern family with good ol' Southern values...Steel Magnolias · 1989 — 第 5 / 16 章 · 5'03" · B1
Over a morning of salon gossip about weddings and lost romance, Shelby suddenly goes into a diabetic reaction, and M'Lynn explains, 'She's a diabetic.' The women scramble for juice to bring her round, and afterwards the talk turns to her news that she cannot have children.
At Truvy's salon, Shelby talks about her wedding trip while the women joke about romance. Mid-conversation she has a diabetic reaction, and they hurry to give her juice. M'Lynn explains that her daughter is a diabetic, and once Shelby revives, the talk turns to her fear that she cannot give Jackson children.
注目の表現
went parkingmelts my buttercheer someone uprun in the family
このシーンの表現
delights me
Clairee, caught up in the romance, says this kind of detail is exactly what delights her.
A quiet morning with coffee really melts my butter.
made out in a parked car
make someone happier
be inherited
a person with diabetes
make a fuss about
111 行のセリフに 29 件のメモ
good old — Casual, faintly teasing.
Jackson's from a good ol' Southern family with good ol' Southern values...either structure: Either and or frame a set of joking alternatives.
Either shoot it, stuff it, or marry it.Did y'all links into a single sound.
Did y'all do anything especially romantic?you all — Southern dialect; too casual for formal talk.
Did y'all do anything especially romantic?made out in a parked car
Shelby shyly recalls the night before, using an old phrase for making out in a parked car.
We drove down to Frenchman's Point and went parking.stop bothering someone
Oh, M'Lynn, leave her alone.delights me
Clairee, caught up in the romance, says this kind of detail is exactly what delights her.
Now, see, that's what really melts my butter.delights me — Playful southern idiom.
Now, see, that's what really melts my butter.swim naked
Well, then, we went skinny-dipping, and we did things that frightened the fish.Frightened the fish blurs the final d.
Well, then, we went skinny-dipping, and we did things that frightened the fish.swimming naked — Casual and a little cheeky.
Well, then, we went skinny-dipping, and we did things that frightened the fish.present perfect since: The pattern states how long it has been since something happened.
It's been a long time since we've had a youngster in this place.held by someone
In the arms of the man you love.nerves — Loose casual speech.
Oh, it was probably one of those last-minute jitter things.Could and him both reduce in fast speech.
He enclosed this carport so I could support him.make someone happier
Seeing Clairee's gloom, Truvy offers something meant to lift her spirits.
I think I have something that could cheer you up.all your remaining life
If you'll give Spud a job, I'll give you hot oil treatments for the rest of your life.Rest of your blurs into res-tof-yer.
If you'll give Spud a job, I'll give you hot oil treatments for the rest of your life.spotless
Your scalp's as clean as a whistle.be inherited
After praising both mother and daughter's hair, Truvy calls the good looks a family inheritance.
It must run in the family.young one — Rural southern; an adult speaking of a youth.
The young 'un's got the prettiest hair I ever had my hands in.praise someone
Just because I'm bragging on you, don't get lazy.hang in there
Shelby, Shelby, hold on.with-phrase: The with-phrase supplies the reason behind the statement.
It's not any wonder, with all this running around and wedding nonsense.strike someone quickly
This one hit her fast.make a fuss about
As everyone hovers, M'Lynn tells them to stop making a fuss, knowing Shelby hates being treated as ill.
No. She'll be fine. Don't fuss over her.waste
Shelby's afraid that Jackson will be throwing away his chance to have children.future continuous: The future continuous views the loss as ongoing across the marriage.
Shelby's afraid that Jackson will be throwing away his chance to have children.a good family
There's plenty of kids out there need good homes."The scene works because the film keeps its two tones in the same room. For most of it, the women are doing what they always do — trading jokes, teasing each other about romance, and laughing at husbands. Then Shelby's body interrupts, and everything changes: the banter stops, hands reach for juice, and the women move as if they have done this many times. 'She's a diabetic,' M'Lynn says, calmly, to the newcomer, and the calm is the telling detail, because it means this is not new. The comedy and the crisis share the same setting on purpose. Only after Shelby is steady does the real subject surface: she may not be able to have children, and she is frightened of what that means for Jackson. The salon, which began as a place of gossip, becomes the place where the hardest news is said out loud.
Never say a thing like that to a woman who's marinating 50 pounds of crab claws.Truvy's joke after Shelby's scare, comic relief that also warns the women not to add to M'Lynn's burden.
Either shoot it, stuff it, or marry it.The wry summary of Jackson's outdoorsy Southern family, delivered as a joke about how they treat everything they love.
He enclosed this carport so I could support him.Truvy's one-line verdict on her marriage, in which the least romantic gesture is presented as her husband's last romance.
The last romantic thing my husband did for me was back in 1972.Her deadpan complaint about a long romance-free marriage, which sets up the joke that follows.
She has a diabetic reaction: she suddenly becomes shaky and confused, and the women hurry to give her juice to bring her blood sugar back up.
Because her doctor has told her that children are not possible for her, and she is afraid Jackson will lose his chance to be a father.
He is not worried. He jokes that there are plenty of children who need good homes, and that they will adopt ten of them or buy them if they have to.
It means something that really delights you or wins you over. Truvy uses it about a romantic moment she finds irresistible.
She says she misses it. The last romantic thing her husband did, she jokes, was enclose the carport so she could support him.
次のチャプター · 第 6 章a glutton for punishmentAnnelle Isn't Sure She's Married
第 1 章talking to a brick wallTruvy Hires Annelle
第 2 章talk some trashTruvy Hires Annelle
第 3 章a bone to pick withShelby's Wedding Morning
第 4 章a good catchShelby's Blush and Bashful Wedding
再生中 · 第 5 章melts my butterShelby's Diabetic Episode
第 6 章a glutton for punishmentAnnelle Isn't Sure She's Married
第 7 章call a truceThe Best Cherry Coke Ever
第 8 章the hottest ticket in townReunion at Truvy's Salon
第 9 章call the shotsShelby Tells M'Lynn She's Pregnant
第 10 章come sit by meCome Sit by Me
第 11 章at the drop of a hatShelby Cuts Her Hair Short
第 12 章if I can possibly help itShelby Reveals Her Dialysis
第 13 章eat dirtAnnelle Bans Beer From Her Fridge
第 14 章broaden your horizonsShelby's Monster Motif Shower
第 15 章make heads or tails of itM'Lynn Breaks Down at the Grave
第 16 章Laughter through tearsM'Lynn Breaks Down at Shelby's Grave