Lamest Christmas ever.The Christmas Chronicles: Part Two · 2020 — 第 2 / 20 章 · 3'36" · B1
Kate Grumbles Through a Beach Christmas, Explained:could care less
Stuck at a beach resort for Christmas, a teenager complains that this is the "Lamest Christmas ever," while her brother tries to get her to lighten up. She snaps that he's "such a buzzkill," then turns her anger on her mom's new boyfriend, who brought them along to win her over.
あらすじ
At a beach resort on Christmas, Kate is miserable and keeps complaining, while her brother Teddy urges her to relax and have fun. She fires back that he is being a buzzkill, then accuses her mom's boyfriend Bob of bringing them along just to kiss up to her. When her mom invites everyone to a caroling party, Kate refuses.
注目の表現
might as wellcould care lesskiss up to someonea buzzkill
このシーンの表現
could care less
完全不在乎
凯特嘴上说这趟旅行跟鲍勃无关,强调自己其实根本不在乎鲍勃。
Honestly, I could care less what they think of my shoes.
このシーンの他の表現
- might as well
不妨;还不如
- kiss up to someone
讨好、巴结某人
- a buzzkill
someone or something that spoils other people's fun
このシーンのメモ一覧
58 行のセリフに 30 件のメモ
What kind of person would wanna spend the best holiday of the yearGonna go with just about everybody.liaison
Gonna go with just about everybody.Kate, there's nothing you can do about it, okay?So you might as well just relax and try to have fun.might as well
So you might as well just relax and try to have fun.liaison
So you might as well just relax and try to have fun.Think I liked you better when you were a car thief.I liked you better when you weren't such a buzzkill.I liked you better when you weren't such a buzzkill.Oh, so that's what this is about. Bob.No, this is not about Bob. I could care less about Bob.could care less
No, this is not about Bob. I could care less about Bob.elision
No, this is not about Bob. I could care less about Bob.He just brought us here so he could kiss up to Mom.Give him a break, Kate. It means he really likes her.And they've known each other a lot longer than that.comparative
And they've known each other a lot longer than that.Ugh! Now, there's something you can't unsee.liaison
Ugh! Now, there's something you can't unsee.What are the odds my dad proposes on this trip?All right. Um, well, suit yourselves.Hey, cheer up, Grinch.Hey, cheer up, Grinch.For a True Believer, you're forgetting the number one rule.Oh, I'm gonna hang out by myself, but why don't you try the waterslide?Come on, Kate. I heard you love singing Christmas carols.Kate has a great singing voice. She was lead vocalist in the school choir.-[Claire sighs] -Did I… Did I do something wrong?「Kate Grumbles Through a Beach Christmas」を読み解く
What's really going on
The scene sets up the family's friction in a single afternoon. Kate is grieving her father and cannot say so, so everything becomes evidence of how wrong this Christmas is: the beach, the drinks, her mom's new boyfriend. Her brother tries to defuse it—"you might as well just relax and try to have fun"—but she answers with a jab about him being a buzzkill. The sharpest line is the quietest: "he's not Dad." The beach setting is bright and festive; the mood underneath is not.
Theme
発音のポイント
- just about everybody — liaison
- might as well — liaison
- could care less — elision
- can't unsee — liaison
So you might as well just relax and try to have fun.A practical nudge: since nothing can change, the only choice left is to enjoy the trip.
Yeah, well, he's not Dad.The real wound stated plainly: no new boyfriend can replace her father.
Ugh! Now, there's something you can't unsee.A joke to cut the awkwardness after catching the adults kissing.
For a True Believer, you're forgetting the number one rule.A teasing reminder of the Christmas rule about not pouting, aimed at her bad mood.
このシーンについての質問
Why is Kate so unhappy on the trip?
She is grieving her father and resents the beach holiday and her mother's new boyfriend, so everything feels wrong to her.
Why is it hard for Kate to accept Bob?
Bob is a great guy and makes her mother happy, but his place in the family makes her father's death feel final.
Why does Kate refuse the caroling party?
One of the carols was her father's favorite song, so joining in would bring back the loss she is avoiding.
Is Kate being fair to Bob?
The scene suggests she is being harsh: Bob seems to be trying to make her mother happy, and her brother defends him.
What does 'kiss up to' mean here?
It means to flatter or please someone to win their favor; Kate believes Bob brought the family along just to impress her mother.
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第 1 章come from a long line ofBelsnickel Reveals Himself
再生中 · 第 2 章could care lessKate Grumbles Through a Beach Christmas
第 3 章the time of one's lifeKate Sees Through the Bribe
第 4 章a real dragKate and Jack Reach the Pole
第 5 章took matters into my own handsKate Wakes Up at the North Pole
第 6 章time stands stillSanta Tours the Village
第 7 章whipped upKate and Jack Stay One Night
第 8 章one of a kindMrs. Claus Tells Santa's Origin Story
第 9 章buy some timeBelsnickel Steals the Star
第 10 章one way or anotherSanta Flies with Seven Reindeer
第 11 章not a moment to loseMrs. Claus Arms Jack With Cookies
第 12 章hallowed groundSanta Returns to the Elf Forest
第 13 章a tear in the fabric of timeThe Sleigh Tears Through Time
第 14 章for all I knowKate Gets Stopped at the Airport
第 15 章the sky is fallingKate Confesses to a Stranger
第 16 章see something throughKate Meets Her Father Doug
第 17 章a game of chickenMrs. Claus Stops the Chicken Game
第 18 章at the end of the daySanta Talks Belsnickel Down
第 19 章from time to timeThe Last Sleigh Ride Home
第 20 章one day at a timeKate and Jack Come Home