a kind of
so I could at least have some sort of protection while I'm out there. 199466This Is the End · 2013 — 第 18 / 27 章 · 3'47" · B2
Danny is handed a going-away gift that turns out to be a prop gun, and the group tears into each other: who never had whose back, who acts superior, who is a fake. The ugliest reveal is saved for Jay, whose kept-up appearance of always staying with Seth collapses — "But you really let me down."
As Danny leaves, Franco gives him a prop gun to take outside — then Danny discovers it is loaded with blanks, and the goodbye turns into a shouting match. Everyone's grievances spill out, and one of them exposes Jay's secret: Jay has been pretending he always stays with Seth when he visits Los Angeles. Jay admits it, and leaves for good.
注目の表現
prop gunturn this around on ushigh and mightyhave my back
このシーンの表現
idolize someone
After the reveal, Seth admits he put Jay on a pedestal.
Fans put you on a pedestal and then judge you.
a fake film gun
make us the bad guys
arrogant and superior
support me
a treacherous person
76 行のセリフに 30 件のメモ
a kind of
so I could at least have some sort of protection while I'm out there. 199466buckle up — Spoken command, short for fasten it.
You don't know what's out there.matters a great deal
It means a lot to you, and I appreciate that you'd give this to me. 199466230bastard — Very vulgar insult; never in polite settings.
you stupid, stupid motherfucker.The p in prop barely releases; land on gun.
Fucking psychopath. It's a prop gun.psycho — Heavy insult for someone acting unhinged.
Fucking psychopath. It's a prop gun.loaded with blanks
filled with blanks. Oh, fuck you.Link turn this together and stress around.
Don't turn this around on us. You just tried to shoot us, you fucking dickhead.jerk — Crude insult in a fight; informal only.
Don't turn this around on us. You just tried to shoot us, you fucking dickhead.arrogant and superior
Danny fires back that they act superior, as if they never erred.
You guys act like you're so fucking high and mighty, like you've never made a goddamn mistake before.comparison clause with like: The like-clause mocks them by pretending they are flawless.
You guys act like you're so fucking high and mighty, like you've never made a goddamn mistake before.Stress high and mighty; glide over and.
You guys act like you're so fucking high and mighty, like you've never made a goddamn mistake before.extreme insult — One of the harshest insults; avoid entirely.
And Jonah, you fucking cunt.support me
Danny calls out Craig for not standing behind him in the fight.
Craig, you didn't have my back back there. You fuckin disappoint me, Bro.The two backs run together and the first k often drops.
Craig, you didn't have my back back there. You fuckin disappoint me, Bro.feel concern for
Danny questions whether Jay cares about them at all.
The only reason why you care about any of us isrelative plus predicative clause: The why-clause names the reason and the because-clause fills it in.
The only reason why you care about any of us isnot care at all
Danny says Jay does not give a shit about any of them.
You don't give a shit about us.purpose clause: So that plus could states the purpose behind a past action.
so that you could maintain the illusion that you always stay with Seth when you're in Los Angeles.a stupid move — British slang for a dumb act; playful and crude.
Textbook twattage.as a formal note
Before leaving Danny sets the record straight with just for the record.
And just for the record, you guys.For the reduces to fer-thuh; stress record.
And just for the record, you guys.present progressive for the future: The progressive makes the decision feel immediate and deliberate.
I'm choosing to leave. You're not kicking me out.return inside
You guys had already said that I could come back in.past perfect: Had already marks the promise as finished before the later decision.
You guys had already said that I could come back in.get lost — Vulgar way to tell someone to leave.
Get the fuck out of here.disappoint me
Seth's final words to Jay land on disappointment more than anger.
But you really let me down.for a moment
I'd like to pray to You for a second.the final link
but it's like Jay is the last connection to his shitty weird Canadian life.grant me one request
Just do me one favor, God.The scene is the friendship finally breaking. A fake gun becomes the trigger: one man meant a gesture, the other took it as an insult, and the group's politeness evaporates. What follows is a score-settling in which everyone names a betrayal — 'you didn't have my back' — and the loudest voice accuses the others of acting 'high and mighty.' Then the real damage lands: one of them reveals that Jay has been hiding where he really stays when he visits, and that he asked for it to be kept from Seth. The lie is small, but it is exactly the kind of thing that matters among friends who measure loyalty. Jay's defense is to admit it and then reframe his exit — 'I'm choosing to leave. You're not kicking me out' — and afterward one of them prays, alone, that God will kill Jay. The comedy has gone cold: the apocalypse outside is now matched by the one inside the house.
You guys act like you're so fucking high and mighty, like you've never made a goddamn mistake before.The accusation that opens the fight: everyone else pretends to be morally superior, as if they had never done anything wrong themselves.
The only reason why you care about any of us isThe charge that cuts deepest: he claims a friend's kindness is not real affection but only doing what he believes is required of him.
I'm choosing to leave. You're not kicking me out.His exit line: he insists the decision is his, rewriting being thrown out as a choice he made on his own terms.
His insides hurt worse than my outsides.A joke about who is really suffering: the friend whose feelings are hurt has it worse than the one who is visibly bleeding.
Franco hands Danny a gun for protection, but Danny finds out it only fires blanks. He feels mocked and endangered at once, and the gesture that was meant kindly becomes the spark.
Someone reveals that Jay stayed at a hotel in Los Angeles and asked for it not to be told to Seth, so he could keep up the impression that he always stays with Seth. Jay admits it.
He admits it, then insists the exit is his own choice: "I'm choosing to leave. You're not kicking me out." It is a way of keeping some dignity as the friendship ends.
Jonah prays alone, telling God he hates Jay and asking God to kill him. The group's fractures are now open, not hidden.
次のチャプター · 第 19 章Tell you whatDrawing Straws for Another Food Run
第 1 章how the other half livesSeth Picks Jay Up at LAX
第 2 章right on the moneySeth Talks Jay Into the Party
第 3 章in a heartbeatFranco Gives the House Tour
第 4 章walk someone throughMichael Does Cocaine for the First Time
第 5 章a thin veneer of kindnessSeth and Jay Fight on the Porch
第 6 章suck upThe Earthquake Hits the Party
第 7 章freaking outThe Survivors Argue About Staying
第 8 章low blood sugarThe Gang Boards Up Franco's House
第 9 章lone wolfEveryone Sleeps in One Room
第 10 章fatalitiesA Stranger Asks to Be Let In
第 11 章hear me outReading Revelations at Franco's
第 12 章the elephant in the roomAddressing the Elephant in the Room
第 13 章make any guaranteesDrawing Matches to Fetch the Water
第 14 章so close but so farSomething Outside the House
第 15 章get all worked upThe Fight Over a Magazine
第 16 章sick and tired ofFighting Over the Water Ration
第 17 章forced my handThe Group Votes Danny Out
再生中 · 第 18 章put you on a pedestalFranco Exposes Jay's Lie
第 19 章Tell you whatDrawing Straws for Another Food Run
第 20 章cover more groundRaiding a Neighbor's House for Food
第 21 章growing apartJonah Chases Jay and Craig
第 22 章pay the piperThe Group Realizes There's a God
第 23 章hold backThe Exorcism of Jonah Hill
第 24 章a real menschCraig Volunteers to Face the Demon
第 25 章talking niceThe Group Learns to Be Nice
第 26 章make a run for itDanny McBride Wants to Eat Them
第 27 章another fine messSeth and Jay Reconcile in the Light