fell; chop down
Spends every day trying to cut downThe Wild Robot · 2024 — 第 4 / 15 章 · 6'24" · B2
Roz searches for a name for the gosling, rejecting numbers because a name has to feel personal. The result, Brightbill, is one of the film's warmest beats. Later, a bedtime story is justified with a joke: "Storytelling is lying-adjacent, and I lie for a living."
On the island, the animals mock Paddler for trying to cut down the biggest tree, while Roz and Fink move into his home without asking. Roz then hunts for a name for the gosling and settles on Brightbill. At night, Fink tells the chick a bedtime story.
注目の表現
nutslaughingstockeat those wordsmake stuff up
このシーンの表現
take that back later
Paddler answers the wood joke with eat those words—wood and talk both get eaten.
If the underdog wins, half the forum will eat those words.
crazy
the island joke
invent it
finish the story
just great (sarcasm)
122 行のセリフに 34 件のメモ
fell; chop down
Spends every day trying to cut downsort of like
Kind of like you and your task hang-up.take that back later
Paddler answers the wood joke with eat those words—wood and talk both get eaten.
Well, you'll eat those words, vermin.result clause
Where are you from that things don't eat each other?make it take longer
will slow the process.only this time
Just this once.invent it
Roz reaches for a serial number; Fink makes her invent a real name.
You got to learn to make stuff up.not in numbered order
His numbering is out of sequence.needs a human touch
It's got to be personal.tag inversion
Comfortable, are we? - [gasps]rock them until they sleep
Fink remembers his mother rocking him, then rocks Brightbill too hard.
When I was little, my mom would rock me to sleep.get paid to lie
Storytelling is lying-adjacent, and I lie for a living.look, then copy
- Watch and learn. - [Brightbill whimpering]finish the story
Fink starts the bedtime tale and hands Roz the empty slots.
Just fill in the blanks.what remained of
Because the rest of his family was destroyed.passive voice
Because the rest of his family was destroyed.until then
A part that, up to that point, she didn't even know she had.relative clause
A part that, up to that point, she didn't even know she had.until-clause
And I will not leave until I have completed this task, which has delayed me, damaged merelative clause
And I will not leave until I have completed this task, which has delayed me, damaged meelision
crazy — Casual roast among friends; skip it in formal talk.
weak form
oddball — Teasing with a sting; can land mean.
stress
pest; insult — Hostile slur; do not throw it around.
flap
so-so — Shrug of disappointment; very casual.
was awful — Blunt spoken review; don't write it in essays.
elision
weak form
that whole bit — Makes a serious list sound cheap and spoken.
liaison
stress
The scene works on two levels at once. On the surface it is about naming a chick, and Roz's insistence that a name must be personal is both funny and quietly moving for a machine. Underneath, it is about what stories do: Fink, the fox who lies for a living, is the one who can soothe the gosling, and he says so outright — "Storytelling is lying-adjacent, and I lie for a living." The film is comfortable with the paradox that a made-up story can carry a true feeling. The closing joke, that a robot's emotional speech translates as "She loves you very much," makes the same point in reverse.
It's got to be personal.Roz's rule for the name, and a sign that she is thinking about feeling rather than function.
Storytelling is lying-adjacent, and I lie for a living.Fink's joke about stories, which admits the fiction while defending its purpose.
Kids need to feel safe and loved and all that junk.A blunt summary of parenting, delivered as if it were obvious, and truer than the speaker admits.
How did my mama come to me from so far away?The chick's question after the bedtime story, asking about love across impossible distance.
So, what are you gonna name him?The simple prompt that sends Roz searching for a name, and the start of the scene's warmth.
She decides a name has to be personal, rejects numbers, and processes the idea until the words bright and bill combine into Brightbill, the chick's new name.
Because the chick cannot sleep and stories are what comfort children. Fink, who lies for a living, is the natural storyteller in the group.
Roz and Fink move into it while he is away, which makes him furious. His reaction lines up with the earlier jokes about him being the island's laughingstock.
He says storytelling is lying-adjacent and that he lies for a living. It is a joke, but it also argues that a made-up story can carry real comfort.
次のチャプター · 第 5 章do someone a favorBrightbill Takes the Swimming Test
第 1 章run for your livesRoz Boots Up on the Island
第 2 章make it upRoz Becomes an Accidental Mother
第 3 章in my natureFink Teaches the Gosling
再生中 · 第 4 章eat those wordsRoz Names the Gosling Brightbill
第 5 章do someone a favorBrightbill Takes the Swimming Test
第 6 章bought thisBrightbill Learns the Truth About Roz
第 7 章take something the wrong wayRoz Confesses It Overrode Its Code
第 8 章small wings are teethThunderbolt Teaches Brightbill to Fly
第 9 章worse for wearThe Geese Say Goodbye
第 10 章buy you some timeRoz Leads the Flock Out
第 11 章keep it togetherRoz Calls a Storm Truce
第 12 章put at easeVontra Comes to Collect Roz
第 13 章make it look goodRoz Refuses to Leave the Island
第 14 章going off scriptRoz and Brightbill Say Goodbye
第 15 章put rightRoz Says Goodbye to Brightbill