The Wolf of Wall Street · 2013 — 第 12 / 30 章 · 5'03" · B2

Jordan Surprises Naomi with a Yacht, Explained:heaven on earth

The wedding gift is a yacht, and for a while the marriage looks like a dream. Then a slurred word in Jordan's sleep — 'Venice' — sets off a night of accusations and violence. The fight is about whether Naomi can trust him, and the answer is already settled in her mind.

あらすじ

During a family celebration, Jordan surprises Naomi with a yacht as a wedding present, and they spend weeks sailing the Caribbean before settling into a mansion on Long Island. The luxury ends abruptly one night when Naomi wakes Jordan because he was calling out a name in his sleep. She is convinced it belongs to another woman.

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注目の表現

in personyou name itheaven on earthin your sleep

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このシーンの表現

heaven on earth

a perfect place or time

Jordan sums up the Long Island life of yachts and staff as heaven on earth.

The cabin by the lake was heaven on earth.

このシーンの他の表現

  • in person

    face to face, not online

  • you name it

    whatever you can think of

  • in your sleep

    while asleep

  • out of your mind

    crazy, irrational

  • safe word

    a word to stop play

このシーンのメモ一覧

110 行のセリフに 25 件のメモ

表現 · B1in person

face to face, not online

Aunt Emma says it is a pleasure to finally meet Jordan in person, warm and polite.

It's a pleasure to finally meet you in person.
表現 · A2a wedding present

a gift for a wedding

It's your wedding present, sweetheart.
表現 · C1someone's ship comes in

when someone finally gets rich

For millionaires whose ships have come in, pricey pleasure boats are for the most fun afloat.
文法 · B2whose ships have come in

relative clause: Whose introduces a relative clause describing the millionaires whose fortune has arrived.

For millionaires whose ships have come in, pricey pleasure boats are for the most fun afloat.
発音you name it

Link you name it so it sounds like one phrase.

With maids, cooks, landscapers, you name it.
表現 · B1work in shifts

take turns on a schedule

We even had two guards who worked in shifts.
表現 · B2heaven on earth

a perfect place or time

Jordan sums up the Long Island life of yachts and staff as heaven on earth.

It was heaven on earth.
スラング · C1piece of shit

a worthless person — A very crude insult; never use it in polite speech.

Wake up, you piece of shit!
表現 · B1in one's sleep

while asleep

Naomi nails him with it: he was calling the name in his sleep.

You were calling her name in your sleep!
表現 · A2call someone's name

say someone's name aloud

You were calling her name in your sleep!
発音out of your

Blur out of your into something like out-a-yer.

Are you out of your fucking mind? I don't...
表現 · B2play rough

be rough or aggressive

Oh, baby. Oh, you're gonna play rough, huh?
スラング · B1Wolfie

a pet name for the Wolf — An intimate nickname; not for outsiders to use.

Wolfie, Wolfie, Wolfie, Wolfie.
表現 · B2a safe word

a word to stop play

Naomi gets physical, and Jordan shouts Wolfie as his safe word, which no one honors.

Yeah, it's my safe word, baby. It's my safe word.
スラング · C1bitch

a slur aimed at a woman — A misogynistic slur; do not repeat it.

- Ahh! - Shut up, you little bitch!
表現 · B2a condominium complex

a group of condo buildings

Donnie and I were investing in a condominium complex in Venice.
文法 · B2that I don't know what you're up to

object clause: A that-clause serves as the object, and inside it a what-clause is the object of know.

Do you really think that I don't know what you're up to?
表現 · B1act like something

behave like something

And you're still acting like an infant!
文法 · B1you're still acting like an infant

present continuous: The present continuous with still stresses that the behavior is ongoing and unchanged.

And you're still acting like an infant!
表現 · B2anger issues

a problem managing anger

Jordan flips the accusation, telling Naomi she has real anger issues.

Baby, you know, you got real anger issues.
スラング · B2bullshit

nonsense, a lie — Crude rejection of a claim; keep it casual.

Oh, Skylar! Oh, fucking bullshit!
表現 · B1deal with someone

handle or manage someone

No, you didn't research the whole thing and deal with the fucking golf course people!
表現 · B2keep track of something

follow or monitor something

Naomi mocks how often Jordan changes professions, saying she cannot keep track of them.

Because I can't keep track of your professions, honey.
表現 · B1talk something out

resolve by talking

Sensing trouble, Jordan pleads that they can talk this out instead of fighting.

We could talk this out, all right?
発音talk this out

Link talk this out smoothly, with a light this.

We could talk this out, all right?

「Jordan Surprises Naomi with a Yacht」を読み解く

What's really going on

The yacht and the fight are the same story told twice. The gift is Jordan buying his way out of being present — a wedding present he never even mentions to his wife first, unveiled in front of the family for maximum effect. The fight is what that buys him: a marriage built on spectacle, where a single word in his sleep is enough to collapse the whole thing. 'Do you really think that I don't know what you're up to?' Naomi asks, and the line lands because it is not about Venice at all. It is about the pattern she has already lived through. He answers with 'We could talk this out,' the language of a salesman closing a deal, and it fails for the same reason it always does: words are the one thing she no longer trusts.

Theme

MarriageA yacht cannot hold a marriage together, and one word in the night is enough to tear it apart.
DeceptionNaomi is certain Jordan is lying about Venice, and the scene turns on what she already believes.

このチャプターで学べること

  • A yacht gift becomes the backdrop for a marriage cracking.
  • A name mumbled in sleep starts the whole fight.
  • Naomi's sarcasm is sharper than any insult.
  • Jordan's excuse collapses the moment she questions it.

発音のポイント

  • you name it — Link you name it so it sounds like one phrase.
  • out of your — Blur out of your into something like out-a-yer.
  • talk this out — Link talk this out smoothly, with a light this.
It was heaven on earth.

Jordan's summary of the Long Island life: the house, staff, and yacht all add up to a private paradise.

You're a lying piece of shit!

Naomi's verdict during the fight: she no longer believes a word he says about anything.

We could talk this out, all right?

Jordan's attempt to defuse the fight with negotiation, after the shouting has already started.

Do you really think that I don't know what you're up to?

Naomi's real charge: the sleeping word is just evidence for a suspicion she has carried for a long time.

このシーンについての質問

Why does Jordan buy Naomi a yacht?

It is a wedding present and a show of wealth at once. He buys grand, public gestures, and the yacht is another way of performing success for his family and himself.

Who is Venice, and why is Naomi so angry?

Venice is not a woman; it is a California condominium project Jordan is investing in. Naomi hears a name in his sleep and assumes the worst, because she already suspects him.

Did Jordan actually cheat on Naomi?

The film does not confirm it in this scene. What it shows is that Naomi believes he is lying, and that trust between them is already gone before the fight begins.

Why does Naomi say Jordan is still acting like an infant?

She is furious that he keeps behaving recklessly even after becoming a father. His partying, spending, and lying convince her that nothing about him has changed.

Why does Jordan call Naomi 'Duchess'?

It is his pet name for her, used here to soften the fight. She throws it back at him, telling him not to use it, because the flattery no longer works.

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