Training Day · 2001 — 第 4 / 23 章 · 2'24" · B2

Alonzo Forces Jake to Smoke, Explained:take a hit

Alonzo turns a drug lesson into a test of loyalty. He lectures on how to read bad product, then hands Jake a pipe: “This isn't a test. Just take a hit.” Jake refuses, saying he became a cop to stop people using, but he gives in — and Alonzo still tells him he doesn't want him in his unit.

あらすじ

Alonzo brings Jake to inspect a batch of drugs, explaining how to spot bad product, then hands him a pipe and tells him to take a hit. Jake says he became a cop to stop people using, but finally smokes. Alonzo mocks him anyway and says he does not want him in his unit.

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narcoticsin one's bloodtake a hitturn something down

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このシーンの表現

take a hit

take one puff

When Jake keeps refusing, Alonzo waves the joint at him and says it is only one puff.

Don't take a hit if you still have to drive home.

このシーンの他の表現

  • narcotics

    illegal drugs; the drug unit

  • in one's blood

    deeply part of someone

  • turn something down

    reject an offer

  • virgin lungs

    lungs that never smoked

このシーンのメモ一覧

47 行のセリフに 27 件のメモ

表現 · A2check something out

take a look at that

Check that out.
表現 · B2a dime bag of something

a cheap, low-grade batch

It's a shitty dime. See the small hairs. Undeveloped seeds.
スラング · B2dime

a ten-dollar bag of drugs — Drug slang for a small, cheap amount.

It's a shitty dime. See the small hairs. Undeveloped seeds.
表現 · B1how + adj + it is

how unripe it is

All the stems in it. See how immature it is.
表現 · B2classic + noun

a textbook brick-pressed batch

That's classic brick. Pack Mexican.
表現 · A2from last year

left over from last year

Shit is probably from last year.
発音Shit is

Shit and is link together, almost like shitis.

Shit is probably from last year.
表現 · B1know and love something

understand and adore it

To be truly effective, a good narcotics agent must know and love narcotics.
文法 · B1To be truly effective

purpose clause: The fronted infinitive sets a purpose: if you want to be truly effective.

To be truly effective, a good narcotics agent must know and love narcotics.
表現 · B2have something in one's blood

part of who he is

In fact, a good narcotics agent should have narcotics in his blood.
文法 · B1should have narcotics

modal should: Should states what is supposedly right, which is how Alonzo sells his twisted rule.

In fact, a good narcotics agent should have narcotics in his blood.
スラング · B2Jesus freak

a religious nut — An insult for a very religious person; do not use it.

You're a Jesus freak. No, man, I'm not losing my job.
表現 · B1take a hit

take one puff

When Jake keeps refusing, Alonzo waves the joint at him and says it is only one puff.

This isn't a test. Just take a hit.
発音take a hit

The k in take slides into a, and hit closes the phrase.

This isn't a test. Just take a hit.
表現 · B2a review board

an oversight panel

It's not a review board and it isn't cocaine.
文法 · B2If I was a dealer

counterfactual if: The if-clause is counterfactual, meaning he is not actually a dealer.

If I was a dealer, you'd be dead by now, motherfucker.
スラング · C1motherfucker

a heavy insult — A heavy obscenity; never use it.

If I was a dealer, you'd be dead by now, motherfucker.
表現 · B1turn something down

reject an offer

Alonzo warns Jake that refusing the drug on the street could cost him his life.

You turn shit down on the street, and the chief brings your wife a crisply folded flag.
表現 · B1what is wrong with someone

what is the matter with you

What the fuck is wrong with you?
表現 · A2in one's unit

on my team

I don't want you in my unit, and I don't want you in my division.
文法 · B1and I don't want you

parallel negation: Two parallel negations widen the rejection from his unit to the whole division.

I don't want you in my unit, and I don't want you in my division.
スラング · B1rookie

a beginner — Mildly dismissive label for a newcomer, common as banter.

Go back to the valley, rookie.
スラング · B2Man up

toughen up — Blunt pressure to act tough; loaded and often offensive.

Man up now. Man up, niggah.
表現 · A2just wait

hold on and wait

Shut the fuck up and just wait.
発音Man the

The is reduced almost to nothing, blurring the whole phrase.

Man the fuck up.
表現 · B1finish something

finish the whole thing

Finish that shit. Aha.
スラング · C2niggah

an in-group racial term — Used only within Black in-group speech; outsiders must never say it.

Let's go, niggah. Let's go.

「Alonzo Forces Jake to Smoke」を読み解く

What's really going on

The scene is a test that is never called a test. Alonzo starts with a lecture on product — “a good narcotics agent must know and love narcotics” — and the lesson slides into an order: take a hit. Jake's refusal is reasonable and principled, and that is exactly why it fails; Alonzo frames the whole thing as belonging, saying a man who turns product down on the street is a man whose wife gets a folded flag. The pipe is the initiation, not the lesson. When Jake finally smokes, Alonzo still withholds approval, telling him he does not want him in the unit, because the point was never the drug but the obedience. The scene shows the unit's real rule: loyalty is proven by doing what you should refuse.

Theme

PowerAlonzo forces a rookie to smoke as a test of obedience, using his rank to make refusal impossible.
CorruptionThe scene shows a narcotics unit where loyalty is proven by breaking the law you are sworn to enforce.

このチャプターで学べること

  • A rule can be twisted until the wrong choice looks professional.
  • Refusing out loud is what turns pressure into threat.
  • The folded flag is the threat that finally works.
  • Alonzo wins by making Jake participate, not just watch.

発音のポイント

  • Shit is — Shit and is link together, almost like shitis.
  • take a hit — The k in take slides into a, and hit closes the phrase.
  • Man the — The is reduced almost to nothing, blurring the whole phrase.
To be truly effective, a good narcotics agent must know and love narcotics.

Alonzo's creed: to work narcotics well you must be intimate with the drugs themselves, a claim he uses to justify the test.

You turn shit down on the street, and the chief brings your wife a crisply folded flag.

His argument for going along with the street: refuse the product and the job may get you killed.

I don't want you in my unit, and I don't want you in my division.

The rejection that follows Jake's hesitation, making clear the unit is something he has to earn.

If I was a dealer, you'd be dead by now, motherfucker.

A threat dressed as a lesson, warning Jake that his caution would be fatal with a real dealer.

このシーンについての質問

Why does Alonzo make Jake smoke?

He treats it as a test of whether Jake belongs in his unit, arguing that a narcotics officer must know the product and that refusing is dangerous on the street.

Why does Jake refuse at first?

He says he became a cop to stop people from using drugs, so taking a hit goes against everything he joined for.

Does Alonzo accept Jake after he smokes?

No. Even after Jake gives in, Alonzo says he does not want him in his unit or his division, so the test was never really about the drug.

What does “take a hit” mean?

It means to take one puff or one dose, usually of a cigarette or a drug; Alonzo uses it to pressure Jake into smoking.

Why does Alonzo mention the chief and a folded flag?

He is warning Jake that refusing product on the street gets officers killed, so the police would send his widow a folded flag from his funeral.

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