The Wolf of Wall Street · 2013 — 第 25 / 30 章 · 4'57" · B2

Jordan's Deposition: I Do Not Recall, Explained:ring a bell

Everyone at Stratton Oakmont faces the same questions, and everyone gives the same answer: "I do not recall that." On the surface it's a wall of careful non-answers; underneath, it's the firm's whole strategy - deny everything, admit nothing, and wait for the government to run out of patience.

あらすじ

This chapter moves from Jordan's TV interview, where a commentator says he "welched on his deal with the SEC," into the depositions that follow. Stratton employees are questioned one by one and answer almost everything with "I do not recall." Later, on a yacht in Italy, a call about Steve Madden selling shares sends Donnie into a rage.

InterrogationsInvestigationSaying noConfrontingPolice & suspectB2fastamerican
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このシーンの表現

ring a bell

sound familiar

An investigator offers a name and Jordan shrugs it off as if he never heard it.

That name rings a bell, but I cannot place it.

このシーンの他の表現

  • fuck you

    a crude insult

  • welch on

    back out of a deal

  • jump to conclusions

    decide too soon

  • unload shares

    dump stock

  • Happy hunting

    good luck on the hunt

このシーンのメモ一覧

114 行のセリフに 23 件のメモ

発音What is

What is often links into one blur, like wuddis.

What is this?
表現 · B2welch on a deal

back out of a deal

Jordan Belfort just welched on his deal with the SEC.
表現 · B2happy hunting

good luck on the hunt

The narrator announces Jordan's return in hunting language, coolly turning rivals into prey.

He is back in the ocean. Happy hunting.
表現 · B1in the can

in prison

I apologized, even offered to pay him for his time in the can.
文法 · B2Not that they have a hell of a lot in common

concessive clause: Not that concedes a point before the speaker turns to the real one.

Not that they have a hell of a lot in common, but...
表現 · A2the rest of something

what is left of

Are you gonna finish the rest of that Danish?
文法 · A2gonna finish

going to future: Gonna is the spoken form of going to; here it asks about a plan.

Are you gonna finish the rest of that Danish?
発音gonna finish

The vowel in gonna is swallowed in fast speech.

Are you gonna finish the rest of that Danish?
表現 · B1interrogate someone

question everyone

They interrogated everybody.
表現 · B1not a single something

not even one

But not a single Strattonite cracked.
スラング · B2cracked

gave in — Slang for giving in under pressure.

But not a single Strattonite cracked.
表現 · B1ring a bell

sound familiar

An investigator offers a name and Jordan shrugs it off as if he never heard it.

Doesn't ring a bell.
発音ring a bell

Link ring a together and keep bell short.

Doesn't ring a bell.
表現 · B2recall a transaction

remember that trade

I don't recall that transaction. You guys have any milk?
文法 · C1nobody could prove I was still running Stratton from a yacht

object clause: Prove is followed by a full clause naming exactly what could not be shown.

Nobody could arrest us and nobody could prove I was still running Stratton from a yacht.
表現 · B2unload shares

dump stock

A caller reports that Steve Madden is dumping stock, and Jordan reads it as betrayal.

Your friend, Steve Madden, is unloading shares.
スラング · B2bullshit

nonsense — Blunt slang for nonsense; keep it out of formal talk.

Who told you that? It's bullshit!
スラング · B1goddamn

damn — Adds raw anger; avoid it with elders or at work.

Give me that goddamn phone.
表現 · B1jump to conclusions

decide too soon

Donnie urges Jordan not to assume Steve is behind the selling, but Jordan is already furious.

Let's not jump to conclusions.
表現 · B2take advantage of someone

exploit the moment

This motherfucker knew I was in trouble with the feds and was trying to take advantage.
スラング · B2the feds

federal agents — Casual talk for federal law enforcement.

This motherfucker knew I was in trouble with the feds and was trying to take advantage.
スラング · B2prick

a jerk — A crude insult for a man; do not say it to his face.

If that little fucking prick thinks he can fuck with me,
表現 · A2turn something around

reverse direction

Turn the boat around! We're going home!

「Jordan's Deposition: I Do Not Recall」を読み解く

What's really going on

The joke of the deposition scenes is that the most powerful firm on Wall Street has exactly one defense: forget. Jordan's men don't plead ignorance because they're innocent; they do it because there is no legal risk in saying "I do not recall that." The film undercuts them constantly. One witness can't remember a single name but suddenly cares whether the lawyer will finish his Danish. Another turns a money question into a question about his hair. The point is that these are practiced performances, and the interrogators know it. When Jordan later narrates "Nobody could arrest us and nobody could prove I was still running Stratton from a yacht," he sounds untouchable - but the subpoenas, the depositions, and the panicked phone call about Steve Madden are all the machinery that will eventually undo him.

Theme

CorruptionA firm under investigation answers every question with the same denial, showing how organized white-collar crime protects itself.
JusticeSubpoenas and depositions close in on Jordan, and the pressure finally reaches his yacht in Italy.

このチャプターで学べること

  • Stonewalling can sound polite when the words stay flat.
  • Denial is the firm's real product in this scene.
  • A rumor of betrayal is enough to trigger a vendetta.
  • Jordan turns panic into a command within seconds.

発音のポイント

  • What is — What is often links into one blur, like wuddis.
  • gonna finish — The vowel in gonna is swallowed in fast speech.
  • ring a bell — Link ring a together and keep bell short.
He is back in the ocean. Happy hunting.

A commentator's mocking sign-off: with his SEC deal broken, Jordan is back where the predators swim, and the hunters are welcome to go after him.

I do not recall that.

The catch-all denial every Stratton employee leans on during the depositions - a way to refuse an answer without technically lying under oath.

Nobody could arrest us and nobody could prove I was still running Stratton from a yacht.

Jordan's narration claims the move abroad puts him beyond reach, since no one can arrest him or prove he still runs the firm.

Jordan Belfort just welched on his deal with the SEC.

The news that Jordan broke his settlement with the SEC, which is treated as reopening the hunt for him.

このシーンについての質問

Why does everyone say "I do not recall" instead of denying the crimes?

Saying you can't remember is safer than lying under oath. It stalls the investigators, keeps answers vague, and avoids perjury charges, so "I do not recall that" becomes the firm's default reply.

Who is the commentator saying Happy hunting?

The line is spoken like a television or radio commentator reacting to the news that Jordan welched on his SEC deal - his way of saying the authorities are free to chase Jordan again.

Why does Donnie tear up the subpoena and curse the government?

Donnie treats the subpoena as a personal insult and tears it up in front of the office. It shows how little the firm fears the government early on, before the depositions wear everyone down.

What happens when Steve Madden starts selling shares?

Jordan and Donnie get a call that Steve Madden is unloading huge blocks of his own stock, which threatens the value they've built around it. Jordan orders clients to sell too, to drive the price down in revenge.

Why do Jordan and Donnie go to Italy?

They were advised not to leave the country, so they go to Italy anyway and try to run Stratton from a yacht, giving orders to their deputy. Jordan claims it makes them safer because they can't be arrested or tied to the firm.

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