Tucker and Dale vs. Evil · 2010 — 第 14 / 19 章 · 2'23" · B2

Allison Apologizes to Dale, Explained:misjudge

Allison stops Dale from charging off to help Tucker, arguing that they should not make things worse, and admits the truth: "We misjudged you, Dale." Dale takes it the other way, blaming himself for everything that has happened and saying that a guy like him could only bring disaster.

あらすじ

Dale finds a note and blood, assumes Tucker is in danger, and prepares to go after the kids. Allison tries to hold him back, explaining that her group had feared them from the start and admitting they were wrong about him. Dale turns the apology into self-blame instead.

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このシーンの表現

misjudge

judge wrongly

Allison finally admits they read Dale completely wrong when they first met.

Don't misjudge him by his accent.

このシーンの他の表現

  • escalate

    make a conflict worse

  • end up

    finally become

  • creepy

    strange and unsettling

  • freak

    a weirdo, an odd person

  • cut off

    sever by cutting

このシーンのメモ一覧

38 行のセリフに 23 件のメモ

発音bowlin' fingers

The g in bowling drops, giving bowlin', which links into fingers.

Oh, my God! They cut off his bowlin' fingers!
スラング · A2bowlin'

bowling — Spoken g-dropping; do not spell it that way.

Oh, my God! They cut off his bowlin' fingers!
表現 · A2there's a note

a written message

There's a note right there.
表現 · B1try and get someone

come and take him, if you can

"Now we got your friend. Try and get him!"
表現 · B1how long was someone out

how long was I unconscious

Dale, how... how long was I out for?
表現 · A2a few hours

several hours

A few hours.
表現 · A2go help someone

leave to help

I gotta go help Tucker.
スラング · B2God damn it

a common curse — A common curse for frustration; avoid it in formal settings.

God damn it.
表現 · B1get someone

catch or deal with them

My best friend needs me. I'm gonna get these kids.
表現 · B1try to harm someone

attempting to hurt me

No. They must have thought you were trying to harm me.
文法 · B2must have thought

must have done: Must have plus a participle states a confident guess about the past.

No. They must have thought you were trying to harm me.
表現 · B1why would someone ...

what makes them think so

Oh, and why would they think that?
文法 · B1do know

emphatic do: Adding do to know stresses it, turning it into you really do know.

I think you do know.
表現 · B1back at a place

earlier, at the store

Well, when we first saw you guys back at that store...
表現 · A2how to do something

the way to speak to girls

I was nervous. I don't know how to talk to girls, and I...
発音talk to

Talk to links up, with the t flapping between vowels.

I was nervous. I don't know how to talk to girls, and I...
スラング · B2freak

a weirdo, an odd person — A cutting spoken label; calling someone it hurts.

You thought I looked like some kind of freak.
表現 · A2it's my fault

I am to blame

Don't be sorry. It's my fault.
文法 · B1should have known

should have done: Should have plus a participle blames himself for not realising sooner.

I should have known that if a guy like me talked to a girl like you, somebody'd end up dead.
発音somebody'd

Somebody would contracts to somebody'd before end up.

I should have known that if a guy like me talked to a girl like you, somebody'd end up dead.
表現 · B1never want to do something

never intended to harm

tell 'em that I never wanted to hurt anybody.
表現 · B1don't go there

do not bring that up

Don't go there.
スラング · B2shit

crap, damn — A crude reaction to trouble; not for elders or work.

Oh, shit.

「Allison Apologizes to Dale」を読み解く

What's really going on

This is the chapter where the misunderstanding finally gets said out loud. Allison, who has seen both sides, tells Dale the plain truth: "We misjudged you, Dale." It should be a relief, and instead it lands on a man who has already decided he is the problem. His answer, that if a guy like him talked to a girl like her somebody would end up dead, is not self-pity so much as a lifetime of being read as dangerous finally confirmed. The scene is quietly devastating because Allison is trying to repair something and Dale cannot let her, and the two of them keep talking past each other even as they grow closer.

Theme

IdentityDale has internalised how others see him, so an apology becomes proof that he is the one who ruins things.
DeceptionThe whole conflict is finally named as a misjudgment, but by then the harm has already been done.

このチャプターで学べること

  • A severed finger and a note raise the stakes fast.
  • Dale's guilt turns an insult into a death sentence.
  • Allison finally admits the first impression she had.
  • Escalating is exactly what Dale wants to do.

発音のポイント

  • bowlin' fingers — The g in bowling drops, giving bowlin', which links into fingers.
  • talk to — Talk to links up, with the t flapping between vowels.
  • somebody'd — Somebody would contracts to somebody'd before end up.
"Now we got your friend. Try and get him!"

The note left for the kids, turning a rescue into a threat and raising the stakes.

My best friend needs me. I'm gonna get these kids.

Dale's decision to act, framed as loyalty rather than violence.

No. They must have thought you were trying to harm me.

Allison explaining the misunderstanding from her friends' point of view.

I think you do know.

Dale pressing Allison to admit why her group was afraid of him.

You thought I looked like some kind of freak.

Dale saying the painful part out loud, the judgment he has been carrying.

Don't be sorry. It's my fault.

Dale refusing the apology and taking the blame onto himself.

I should have known that if a guy like me talked to a girl like you, somebody'd end up dead.

The line that shows how deeply Dale believes he is the wrong kind of person.

このシーンについての質問

Why does Allison apologize to Dale?

She finally understands that her group misread him from the start. She says they misjudged him and that she is sorry for it.

Why does Dale refuse the apology?

He has decided the whole disaster is his fault. Instead of accepting that he was misjudged, he says it is his own fault and blames himself.

What does 'escalate things' mean?

It means making a conflict worse or more serious. Allison uses it to argue against going after the kids, because she wants the situation to calm down.

Why does Dale think somebody would end up dead?

He believes that a man like him has no business talking to a girl like her, and that the trouble was inevitable from the moment he did.

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