这场戏：逼买家认账要一磅肉
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老板把一具冻在冰柜里的尸体摆到买家面前，问他 the first domino（第一块骨牌）是谁推倒的，还回敬一句 nothing personal（对事不对人）不过是说辞。谈到妻子被碰，他放话：No amount of money（再多的钱）也赔不起，然后逼对方签账——a penny short（少一分钱），冰柜门就别想开。想听不动声色的清算，这段够狠。
the first domino 就是「第一块倒下的骨牌」
domino analogy 多米诺骨牌的比喻the first domino 第一块倒下的骨牌not my concern 不关我的事At the risk of contradicting you 冒着冒犯你的风险、恕我直言
❝ 独白 · 24 句 a pound of flesh 就是「血债血偿」
No amount of money 再多的钱也…It matters not to me 我不在乎have the stomach to 有胆量去做某事a penny short 差一分钱
谈判桌上，一边开出好条件，说款项 within the hour（一小时）就能到账，还强调这是看在朋友份上。另一边却不买账，反问 the first domino（第一块骨牌）是谁推倒的；对方推说是 not my concern（不关我的事），随即被狠狠顶回来。随后一具冻尸被抬出来，对方辩解只是 a tad dramatic（有点夸张）；逼到最后只换来一句 nothing personal（对事不对人）。谈到妻子被碰，气氛彻底变了：No amount of money（再多的钱）也赔不起，他要的是 a pound of flesh（血债血偿）。a pound of flesh 出自莎士比亚，指血债血偿；Business is business 是生意归生意、对事不对人；lay hands on someone 是对某人动手。想学清算和翻脸的狠话，这几句很够。
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“I want a pound of flesh.”
我要一磅肉。
借莎翁典故讨血债，五个字把报复说得像条款，冷得吓人。
I want a pound of flesh
要对方付出惨重代价时用；日常讨债说这话会显得太戏剧化。
I want my pound of flesh. ／ Someone has to pay for this.
literary
pound of 连读，flesh 重读并稍拖长。
I want a pound of flesh for what they did. 他们干的事，我要他们血债血偿。
“You seem to have mistaken me for some kind of a cunt.”
你好像把我当成了什么好糊弄的蠢货。
用最文雅的 seem to have 说最脏的话，反差把怒气顶到顶点。
You seem to have mistaken me for ...
被小看、被算计后放狠话时用；任何正式场合都不能出口。
You've clearly got me wrong. ／ You seem to think I'm a fool.
口语
seem to have 连读，cunt 重读爆破。
You seem to have mistaken me for someone who agrees. 你好像把我当成了会点头答应的人。
“Business is business, Michael. It's nothing personal.”
生意归生意，迈克尔，这事对事不对人。
拿一句场面话替背叛开脱，越轻描淡写越显得冷酷。
Business is business ... It's nothing personal
为公事上的无情决定打圆场时用；对受伤的人说会更伤人。
It's just business, nothing personal. ／ Don't take it personally, it's work.
中性
Business is 一带而过，nothing personal 放慢。
Business is business, but I'm sorry it came to this. 生意归生意，不过事情闹到这一步我很抱歉。
“But I am emotional about the fact that someone laid their hands on my wife.”
但有件事让我动情：有人动了我的妻子。
先否认贪财，再亮出底线，把「钱」和「妻子」摆成两个世界。
I am emotional about the fact that ...
强调某件事触到自己的底线时用；谈公事时这么说等于划下红线。
What really matters to me is what happened to my wife. ／ The money I can forget; my wife I cannot.
中性
emotional about 连读，my wife 重读停顿。
I am emotional about the fact that they lied to me. 让我动气的是他们对我撒了谎。
While I am not emotional about the money, there is a price indebted to me for the blood I've gotten on my hands, 19945 restoring order to the untidiness that you created, and that price, according to you. And I'm keeping the business while you are getting in the freezer. And you will make that transaction if you want to get out of the freezer. 19 That said, I wouldn't fuck about because frostbite is very expensive on the fingers and toes. so I would type as quickly as possible while you have the use of them. 19945 Uh. After you've attended to that indiscretion, you can then deal with the next consequence of your shortsightedness. 199455 As stated, I am not emotional about the money. But I am emotional about the fact that someone laid their hands on my wife. My wife. No amount of money on God's green earth can pay for that transgression, Matt. No, for that, I want a pound of flesh. A pound of flesh? It matters not to me where on your anatomy it is withdrawn from. If you don't have the stomach to take it for yourself, big Bunny here is very adept with a knife and, as you can see, he's dressed for the weather. But a penny short or a gram shy. And that freezer door does not open. Am I clear?
钱本身，我并不动感情 但我手上沾的血，是要还的 替你收拾出来的这堆烂摊子，也是要还的 而这笔账，按你的说法 生意归我 你进冰柜 想从冰柜里出来，你就得把这笔账结了 话说到这儿，我劝你别磨蹭，冻伤的手指脚趾可金贵得很 趁它们还能用，我建议你打字打快点 等你处理完那件不检点的事，再来面对你目光短浅的下一个后果 我说过，钱本身我并不动感情 但有件事让我动情：有人动了我的妻子 我的妻子 天底下再多的钱，也赔不起这个罪过，马特 不，为了这件事 我要一磅肉 一磅肉 我不在乎 这磅肉从你身上哪儿割 你要是没胆量自己动手 这位邦尼大哥刀法很熟，你也看到了，他穿得正应景 可要是少一分钱，或者少一克货 那冰柜的门就不会开 听清楚了吗
出自莎士比亚《威尼斯商人》，字面是一磅肉，引申为血债血偿、非报不可的代价。剧中用它来要对方为动了妻子付出血的代价。
说 Business is business，意思是公私分明、对事不对人。剧中说谎的人想用它撇清关系，可对方根本不接受这套说辞。
说 blood on my hands，指做过害人的事、背上人命。剧中用它强调自己有资格讨这笔账，意思是我替你收拾烂摊子，代价你得还。
不一定只指打人，更常指对某人动手动脚、越界碰了不该碰的人。剧中指有人动了他的妻子，是他真正动怒的原因。
意思是「有胆量、狠得下心去做某事」，stomach 在这里指胆气。剧中说你要是没胆量自己动手，就交给旁边那位刀法熟练的人。
