这场戏：拒绝送医后复盘中伏
第 4 章 · 共 22 章 · 3'24"
橙先生肚子中枪，白先生一边安慰，说 just want you to relax now（只想你放松），保证 you're gonna be fine（你会好起来的），一边又明确不能送医院。橙先生只求被丢在人行道上。白先生说肚子中枪最疼，却要拖好几天才致命，Time is on your side（时间站在你这边）。想学安慰和解释伤势的英语，这段最好用。
他安慰说 You're gonna be fine（你会好起来的），却说自己不能送医院
be fine 没事、会好起来的got my senses back 缓过神、恢复清醒medical attention 医疗救治drop me on the sidewalk 把我丢在人行道上
❝ 独白 · 7 句 他们断定 got set up（被人做局）：One minute they're not there, the next minute they're there（转眼全到了）
got tagged 中了枪、被击中got set up 被人做局、遭人算计response time 反应时间、出警所需时间had a chance to 有机会做某事
橙先生肚子中枪，白先生一边安慰他，说 just want you to relax now（只想你放松），保证 you're gonna be fine（你会好起来的）。可他明确说自己不能送医院；橙先生求他开到门口或把人丢在人行道上，说自己能照顾自己，也不会跟警察吐露半句。白先生解释伤势：肚子中枪最疼，却要拖好几天才致命，所以说 Time is on your side（时间站在你这边）。随后两人复盘中伏：他们断定是 got set up（被人做局），因为警察来得太快。有人分析出警的 response time（反应时间），说第一拨是专门等他们的。想学安慰伤员、拒绝请求、复盘案情的英语，这段全是口语。
A1–C2 是欧标等级。点一个等级后，比它高的卡片会变淡，播放到那里不会自动暂停。
“You're not gonna fuckin' die. You're gonna be fine.”
你他妈不会死的。你会好起来的。
脏话和安慰挤在一句里，粗鲁外壳下是最直白的安抚。
You're not gonna ..., you're gonna be ...
稳住受伤或崩溃的熟人时用；对不熟的人说脏话会立刻惹恼对方。
You're not dying on me, you'll be fine. ／ You're gonna pull through, trust me.
口语
not gonna 连读，fuckin' die 重音，be fine 放软收尾。
You're not gonna lose this, you're gonna be fine. 你不会输的，你会没事的。
“Time is on your side.”
时间站在你这边。
把冷冰冰的医学判断说成一句安慰，残酷又有效。
Time is on your side.
想宽慰等结果、等恢复的人时用；对等判决的人说会显得轻佻。
You've got time on your side. ／ The clock is your friend here.
中性
Time is 连读，on your 弱读，side 落重音收住。
Don't rush it, time is on your side. 别急，时间站在你这边。
“I don't think we got set up, I know we got set up.”
我不是觉得，我是确定我们被做局了。
用一句改口把猜测升级成断定，语气一下压过全场。
I don't think ..., I know ...
想强调自己不是猜测而是认定时用；对上司或客户这样说会很冲。
I'm not guessing, I'm certain. ／ This isn't a theory, it's a fact.
口语
don't think 弱读，second I know 加重，set up 连读。
I don't think he lied, I know he lied. 我不是觉得他撒了谎，我是确定他撒了谎。
“You're gonna wish you were dead, but it takes days to die from your wound.”
你会巴不得自己死了算了，可这道伤要拖上好几天才要命。
先给最狠的一句，再用 but 翻回时间和生机，冷酷里藏着劝人别放弃。
You're gonna wish you were dead, but it takes days to ...
用黑色幽默安慰急脾气的人时用；对正在剧痛里的人这样说太狠，别轻易出口。
You'll wish you were dead, but it won't kill you. ／ It'll hurt for days, but days means time.
口语
gonna wish 连读，were dead 压低，but it takes days 放慢。
You're gonna wish you were dead, but it takes weeks for a broken leg to heal. 你会疼得想死，可断腿也得几周才长好。
“One minute they're not there, the next minute they're there! I didn't hear any sirens.”
前一分钟人还没有，下一分钟就全到了！我连警笛都没听见。
One minute ... the next minute ... 把反常讲得活灵活现，再甩一句疑点，逻辑自己成立。
One minute ..., the next minute ...
描述事情突然翻转、快得不正常时用；正式报告里别用，换成 suddenly 更稳。
One minute it's quiet, the next minute it's chaos. ／ They weren't there a second ago, and then they were everywhere.
口语
One minute 连读，the next minute 重读对照，sirens 降调收。
One minute the street was empty, the next minute it was full of police. 前一刻街上还空着，下一刻就全是警察。
Where did all those cops come from, huh? One minute they're not there, the next minute they're there! I didn't hear any sirens. When an alarm goes off, you've got an average of four minutes response time. Unless a patrol car is cruising that street, you got four minutes before they can respond. Remember that second wave that showed up in the cars? Those were responding to the alarm. Those first motherfuckers were waiting for us. Haven't you fuckin' thought about this?
那些警察是从哪儿冒出来的，啊？ 前一分钟人还没有，下一分钟就全到了！我连警笛都没听见。 警报一响，出警平均有四分钟的反应时间。 除非正好有巡逻车在那条街上，否则他们要四分钟才能赶到。 记得后来开车赶到的那第二拨吗？ 那拨是听到警报才来的。最先那帮混蛋，是专门在那等我们的。 你他妈就没想过这事儿？
下一章 · 05What's done is done木已成舟这场戏：崩溃抱怨后抽根烟冷静字面是「时间站在你这边」，意思是「时间是站在你有利的一边、你不必急着决定」。白先生用它安慰中枪的人：这伤要拖好几天才致命，还有时间。
南方英语里常用的说法，字面是「保佑你的心」，夸人时表示「你这份心真难得、真谢谢你」。有时也能反着用，带点无奈的讽刺，要看语气。
get set up。set up 有「设套、布置陷阱」的意思，got set up 就是「被人做局、遭人算计」。台词里说 I know we got set up，就是「我确定我们被人算计了」。
medical 是「医疗的」，attention 在这里是「照护、救治」，medical attention 就是「医疗救治」。Without medical attention 就是「得不到救治」，是报警求助时常用的说法。
as opposed to 是「与……相对、而不是」。有人问「很糟吗」，对方回 As opposed to good，意思是「难道还能是好事？」，用反问来强调情况有多糟。
