What's wrong with that? [GROWLS] Mine said yes but I have to buy the ticket.Turning Red · 2022 — 第 5 / 13 章 · 1'50" · B1
The Girls Plot Their Concert Escape, Explained：fight the power
Mei's friends turn her misery into a plan. "This isn't just our first concert," one of them says, and together they decide to sneak out under cover of a sleepover. The scene is a small conspiracy, but the stakes are real: "And we have to do it together."
あらすじ
After Mei loses her temper on the court, her friends pull her aside. She complains that her mother never trusts her, and the girls hatch a plan: tell their parents it is a sleepover, sneak to the 4*Town concert, then find a way to raise the ticket money. They swear to do it together.
注目の表現
sleepovercalm downsuch a loserfight the power
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このシーンの表現
fight the power
反抗权威、跟体制对着干
美美吐槽妈妈管得太多，朋友听了直呼过瘾，喊出这句口号给她撑腰。
The students marched with signs that said fight the power.
このシーンの他の表現
- sleepover
a night spent at a friend's house
- calm down
to become less upset
- such a loser
an insult for someone seen as pathetic
このシーンのメモ一覧
34 行のセリフに 21 件のメモ
have to for obligation
What's wrong with that? [GROWLS] Mine said yes but I have to buy the ticket.Who the heck's got that kind of cash? [YELPS]Who the heck's got that kind of cash? [YELPS]liaison
Who the heck's got that kind of cash? [YELPS]an insult for someone seen as pathetic
No wonder Mei is such a loser.No wonder Mei is such a loser.to become less upset
Calm down, Mei.Dude, keep it together.My whole life I've been her perfect little Mei Mei. Temple duties, grades.present perfect for a lasting state
My whole life I've been her perfect little Mei Mei. Temple duties, grades.Yeah. We've been so good.if-clause with a rhetorical then
If they don't trust us anyway, then what's the point?This isn't just our first concert.elision
This isn't just our first concert.This is our first step into womanhood.And we have to do it together.flap
And we have to do it together.I'm in, girl. We'll say it's a sleepover at my house.The perfect crime.Yes. My mom will never know.「The Girls Plot Their Concert Escape」を読み解く
What's really going on
On the surface the girls are just scheming about a concert, but the plan is really an answer to Mei's complaint that goodness gets her nowhere. She has been "her perfect little Mei Mei," dutiful at the temple, in class, at violin and tap, and still hears only suspicion: "If they don't trust us anyway, then what's the point?" The friends do not argue her out of it; they give her a reason to act — "This isn't just our first concert" — and dress the rebellion in grown-up language, calling it their "first step into womanhood." The lie about a sleepover is the first thing the group does as a unit rather than four separate daughters, which is why "The perfect crime" lands as a triumph rather than a betrayal.
Theme
FriendshipThe friends answer Mei's frustration by turning it into a shared plan, swearing they will pull it off together.
Coming of ageThe girls frame a forbidden concert as their rite of passage, the first step from childhood into independence.
このチャプターで学べること
- Use bomb dot com in a comparable exchange.
- Listen for the attitude around bomb dot com.
- Notice how the reply changes the scene.
発音のポイント
- that kind of — liaison
- This isn't just — elision
- do it together — flap
My whole life I've been her perfect little Mei Mei. Temple duties, grades.Mei's account of always being the obedient daughter, dutiful at the temple and in class, and getting no trust in return.
This is our first step into womanhood.The concert recast as a coming-of-age ritual, a way for the girls to declare that they are growing up.
And we have to do it together.The pact at the heart of the plan: the trip only counts if all the friends go as one.
This isn't just our first concert.Setting up the bigger claim to come: the night is about more than music, it is about independence.
このシーンについての質問
Why do the girls pretend to have a sleepover?
To hide the concert from their parents. A sleepover is an ordinary excuse that buys them a night out, so the whole scheme depends on it.
Why does Mei feel her mother never trusts her?
She says she has always been the perfect daughter — temple duties, grades, violin and tap — and still gets treated with suspicion, so she asks what the point of being good even is.
How do they plan to pay for the concert?
They do not have the money yet. After deciding to go, they set out to raise the cost of the tickets, which becomes their next problem.
What does "the perfect crime" mean here?
It is Mei's half-joking name for the lie. The scheme is not a crime at all, but calling it one makes sneaking out feel clever and thrilling rather than dishonest.
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次のチャプター · 第 6 章keep one's mouth shutTyler Blackmails Mei for a Party
第 1 章take advantage ofMei Turns Into a Red Panda
第 2 章watch someone like a hawkMei Turns into a Red Panda
第 3 章once in a lifetimeMei's Friends Have Her Back
第 4 章in the bagMing Refuses the 4*Town Concert
再生中 · 第 5 章fight the powerThe Girls Plot Their Concert Escape
第 6 章keep one's mouth shutTyler Blackmails Mei for a Party
第 7 章have a word with someoneMei's Family Takes Over
第 8 章pin one's hopes on someoneMei Chooses 4*Town Over the Ritual
第 9 章take advantage of someoneMei Attacks Tyler at the Party
第 10 章make room forJin Explains the Panda to Mei
第 11 章too good to be trueMei Refuses the Ritual and Bolts
第 12 章it was all meMei Confesses to Ming
第 13 章ride or dieMei Reconciles With Ming第 5 / 13 章 · 残り約 27 分