The Last Boy Scout · 1991 — 第 17 / 20 章 · 4'09" · B2

Milo's Briefcase Bomb Plan, Explained:frisk

Milo hands Joe a briefcase packed with C-4 and explains the trick: it will be delivered to Baynard by his own bodyguards, and a photo will make Joe look like the killer. "It's ironic, don't you think?" he says. Joe answers with insults, and when Jimmy arrives, the two turn the standoff into a comedy routine.

あらすじ

Milo's men never search Joe, and Milo is furious about it. Then he hands Joe a briefcase carrying ten pounds of C-4: Baynard's own bodyguards will deliver it to him, and after the explosion the police will receive a photo of Joe passing the case. Joe refuses to be rattled. When Jimmy arrives, the two face a roomful of killers and start clowning their way through it.

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go fuck yourselffriskit's ironicVienna Boys Choir

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このシーンの表現

frisk

pat someone down

Milo blows up at his own crew for not checking whether the prisoner is carrying a weapon.

The guard frisked everyone before the concert.

このシーンの他の表現

  • go fuck yourself

    screw you

  • it's ironic

    ironically fitting

  • Vienna Boys Choir

    sarcasm: I came alone

  • shitless

    terrified

  • cross the road

    the classic joke setup

このシーンのメモ一覧

57 行のセリフに 24 件のメモ

表現 · B2bother to do something

take the trouble to do something

Did any of you stupid shits bother to frisk this fuck?
スラング · B1cop

a police officer — Street slang for police; use police anywhere formal.

He could be a goddamn cop. Will you frisk him, please?
表現 · B2loaded with something

filled with

That briefcase was loaded with explosives, wasn't it?
表現 · A2..., wasn't it?

a tag question seeking agreement

That briefcase was loaded with explosives, wasn't it?
表現 · A2be on the way to somewhere

travelling toward a place

Ten pounds of C-4 is on the way to the Coliseum right now.
文法 · B1don't you think

tag question: The tag don't you think invites the listener to agree with the statement.

It's ironic, don't you think?
文法 · B2gonna be delivered

passive voice: The passive makes the bomb the subject and puts the bodyguards after by.

That this bomb's gonna be delivered to Baynard by his own personal bodyguards.
表現 · B1blame someone for something

hold someone responsible for

...handing over the briefcase, and blame you for the crime.
文法 · B2handing over the briefcase

participle phrase: The participle phrase describes what the photograph captures Joe doing.

...handing over the briefcase, and blame you for the crime.
スラング · C1Go fuck yourself

screw you — The harshest brush-off; only when things are already broken.

Go fuck yourself.
発音told you

Told you links into a single sound, like tol-ju.

...if somebody told you to go fuck yourself?
表現 · B2think you're so ...

smug and full of yourself

You think you're so fucking cool, don't you?
表現 · A2just once

for one single time

Well, just once...
スラング · B2Blow me

screw off — A crude dismissal used in a fight.

- Blow me. - You must be James.
表現 · B2I trust you're alone

I assume nobody came with you

- Calls me Joseph. - I trust you're alone.
表現 · C1the ... Choir with me

sarcasm: I came alone

Milo asks if Jimmy came alone; Jimmy sarcastically claims he brought a whole choir instead.

No, I got the fucking Vienna Boys Choir with me.
発音got the

The in got the weakens into a quick unstressed syllable.

No, I got the fucking Vienna Boys Choir with me.
スラング · B2Shitless

terrified — A swear that intensifies fear; keep it informal.

- Scared? - Shitless. You?
表現 · B1make someone talk

get someone to speak up

Can you make him talk? Huh?
表現 · A2it's ... time

the moment for riddles

Okay. It's riddle time.
表現 · B2what the fuck

what on earth

What the fuck?
スラング · B2fuck

the hell — A sudden swear of shock; say what on earth when polite.

What the fuck?
発音stuck in a

Stuck in a runs together as one blur of sound.

Because his dick was stuck in a chicken.
表現 · B1in a long time

for a great while

Furry Tom thinks this is probably the first pussy a lot of you have seen in a long time.

「Milo's Briefcase Bomb Plan」を読み解く

What's really going on

The chapter is the villain's plan explained at leisure, which is what makes it frightening. Milo does not need to threaten Joe directly; he simply describes the machine he has built — the bomb delivered by Baynard's own guards, the photograph that will arrive afterwards, the blame he has already arranged. "It's ironic, don't you think?" he says, enjoying his own cleverness, and the line tells you he has done this before. Joe's answer is not to argue but to insult, because defiance is the only move he has left. Then Jimmy arrives, and the film shifts into pure black comedy: a roomful of armed men, a puppet, a terrible riddle, and two men cracking jokes about being scared. The humour is not a break from the danger; it is how they survive it.

Theme

DeceptionMilo's plan depends on appearances: the bomb is delivered as a gift, and a photo is arranged to frame Joe for the murder.
Dark humorFacing a roomful of killers, Joe answers with a puppet and a bad joke, turning terror into comedy.

このチャプターで学べること

  • A rude line can be a survival move, not just a swear.
  • Frisking is about control long before it is about weapons.
  • The best sarcasm pretends the dumb question was serious.
  • A joke setup can hide a threat in plain sight.

発音のポイント

  • told you — Told you links into a single sound, like tol-ju.
  • got the — The in got the weakens into a quick unstressed syllable.
  • stuck in a — Stuck in a runs together as one blur of sound.
It's ironic, don't you think?

Milo savouring the neatness of his own plan: the man he wants dead will be killed by his own bodyguards.

That briefcase was loaded with explosives, wasn't it?

The plan stated plainly once the case changes hands: the briefcase itself is the weapon.

You think you're so fucking cool, don't you?

Milo's irritation at Joe's defiance, which is exactly the reaction Joe wants to provoke.

No, I got the fucking Vienna Boys Choir with me.

Joe's sarcastic answer to being asked if he came alone: a joke instead of a confession of fear.

What, is everybody stupid around here?

Joe's running contempt for everyone around him, a reflex that keeps him in control of the scene.

Where'd you get the suit, Grandpa? Gangsters "R" Us?

A mocking insult aimed at the boss's age and dress, turning a standoff into a comedy routine.

このシーンについての質問

What is Milo's plan with the briefcase?

The briefcase is loaded with ten pounds of C-4. Baynard's own bodyguards will deliver it to him, and after the explosion the police will get a photo that makes Joe look responsible.

Why are the bodyguards important to the plan?

Because they make it look like the bomb came from Baynard's own side. That is the irony Milo points out, and it is what keeps the killers from suspecting a trap.

Who is Furry Tom?

Furry Tom is the puppet Joe uses to stall and mock the killers, giving it a voice and telling a crude riddle to buy time and needle Milo.

How do Joe and Jimmy handle being surrounded?

With insults and jokes rather than panic. They trade barbs with each other and with the killers, turning the dangerous moment into a black-comedy standoff.

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