The Lego Movie · 2014 — 第 10 / 22 章 · 3'17" · B2

Emmet Learns to Trust His Instincts, Explained:Trust your instincts

On the run, the training finally starts with one instruction: "Step one: Trust your instincts." Emmet has no idea what he's doing, and the film agrees with him — until instinct, or luck, builds something that actually works. "Unless your instincts are terrible" is the punchline waiting under the whole lesson.

あらすじ

After escaping Bad Cop, Emmet, Wyldstyle, and Vitruvius flee toward Cloud Cuckooland. Mid-chase, the training begins with a single rule: trust your instincts. Emmet improvises badly at first, then finally builds a working contraption from a wheel, saving the group.

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in the clearthe hard wayTrust your instinctshang tight

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Trust your instincts

rely on your own gut feeling

维特鲁威给艾米特上的第一课就是 Step one: Trust your instincts,让他别等指令、凭感觉动手。

When the data was thin, she trusted her instincts.

このシーンの他の表現

  • in the clear

    out of danger or suspicion

  • the hard way

    through difficulty or force rather than ease

  • hang tight

    hold on and stay steady for a moment

このシーンのメモ一覧

62 行のセリフに 26 件のメモ

スラング · B1fellasAny of you fellas seen this guy?
表現 · A2what happened to somethingCuckooland? Wait. What happened to that whole training part?
表現 · B1open upopen up.
表現 · B1on threeOn three.
表現 · B2be in the clear

out of danger or suspicion

- Whew. I think we're in the clear. - BAD COP: Freeze, turkeys.
発音in the clear

weak form

- Whew. I think we're in the clear. - BAD COP: Freeze, turkeys.
スラング · B2turkeys- Whew. I think we're in the clear. - BAD COP: Freeze, turkeys.
表現 · B2would rather do somethingWe would rather he died than give it to you.
文法 · C1We would rather he died than give it to you

would rather A than B: The structure weighs two bad options and picks the lesser one.

We would rather he died than give it to you.
表現 · B1the easy wayLook, everybody, we can do this the easy way, or we can do it...
表現 · B2the hard way

through difficulty or force rather than ease

They took the hard way. Fire!
表現 · B1get out of hereLet's get out of here. Here, use this.
発音get out of here

liaison

Let's get out of here. Here, use this.
スラング · B1dangOh, dang!
表現 · B1play aroundQuit playing around in the mud. I could use your help.
表現 · B2could use somethingQuit playing around in the mud. I could use your help.
表現 · B2gain on someoneVitruvius, they're gaining on us. Build something!
表現 · A2start with somethingWe'll start with how to become a MasterBuilder.
表現 · B2trust one's instincts

rely on your own gut feeling

Step one: Trust your instincts.
表現 · B1take thatAha. Take that!
文法 · B2Unless your instincts are terrible

unless-clause: The unless-clause quietly cancels the advice it just gave.

Unless your instincts are terrible.
表現 · B1spin aroundEmmet, we need to attach the wheel to something that spins around.
表現 · B2this better workOh, this better work.
表現 · B1hang tight

hold on and stay steady for a moment

During the escape someone shouts for everyone to hold on tight.

Hang tight!
発音Hang tight

elision

Hang tight!
表現 · A2well doneWell done, Emmet.

「Emmet Learns to Trust His Instincts」を読み解く

What's really going on

The film sets up its own punchline and then delivers it. "Step one: Trust your instincts" sounds like wisdom until the next line: "Unless your instincts are terrible." Emmet is the least qualified hero possible — he says flatly, "I don't know what I'm doing" — and the joke is that trusting himself is both the lesson and the risk. His eventual success with the wheel does not really prove his instincts are good; it proves that doing something, badly at first, can beat freezing up. That is why the training is delivered mid-chase, with no time to prepare: the point is to act before you feel ready.

Theme

CourageEmmet has to act before he feels ready, and the lesson is that moving beats freezing even when you have no plan.
Coming of ageThe chase doubles as Emmet's first real training, turning an ordinary nobody into someone who can build under pressure.

発音のポイント

  • in the clear — weak form
  • get out of here — liaison
  • Hang tight — elision
We would rather he died than give it to you.

The rebels' defiant stance: they will protect the Piece of Resistance at any cost, even a friend's life.

Unless your instincts are terrible.

The deadpan caveat that undercuts the whole lesson: trust yourself — as long as you happen to be trustworthy.

I don't know what I'm doing.

Emmet's honest self-assessment, said while doing exactly the thing he doesn't understand. It is his whole character in one line.

No, let's not let Emmet try! I haven't had any training.

His panic at being asked to build without preparation, undercutting the hero the prophecy says he is.

このシーンについての質問

Why do the rebels say they would rather he died?

They are refusing to trade the Piece of Resistance, even to save a friend. It shows how much they believe the weapon matters, and how seriously they take the fight against President Business.

Why does Emmet doubt himself so much?

He has had none of the training a Master Builder gets, and he keeps saying so. His fear is played for comedy early on, but it also sets up the idea that ordinary people can build if they try.

Is the advice to trust your instincts good advice?

It means stop overthinking and act, which is the opposite of Emmet's habit of following instructions. The joke is that his instincts are shaky, so the advice is both true and dangerous.

Where are they going in this scene?

To Cloud Cuckooland, the secret realm where the remaining Master Builders are supposed to gather. The escape from Bad Cop is also the journey there.

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