The Shawshank Redemption(肖申克的救赎)[1994]电影台词本阅读、下载和单词统计

电影名称：肖申克的救赎
英文名称：The Shawshank Redemption
年代：1994

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时间	英文	中文
[02:04]	Mr. Dufresne, describe…	德弗瑞恩先生
[02:06]	…the confrontation you had with your wife the night she was murdered.	…描述一下你太太被谋杀当晚，你曾和她谈过些什么？
[02:15]	It was very bitter.	一些很糟糕的话
[02:17]	She said she was glad I knew, that she hated all the sneaking around.	她说她很高兴我已知道，她不想再偷偷摸摸了
[02:23]	And she said that she wanted a divorce in Reno.	她说她想离婚
[02:27]	– What was your response? – I told her I would not grant one.	-你当时有什么反应？ -我对她说我不会在乎的
[02:31]	“I’ll see you in hell before I see you in Reno.”	“在我看见你在雷诺市前，下地狱吧！”
[02:34]	Those were your words, according to your neighbors.	你的邻居曾听你说过这些话吧？
[02:39]	If they say so.	随他们怎么说
[02:41]	I really don’t remember. I was upset.	我当时很不开心，什么都不记得了
[02:43]	What happened after you argued with your wife?	你和太太争吵后发生了什么事？
[02:47]	She packed a bag.	她收拾好行李
[02:50]	She packed a bag to go and stay with Mr. Quentin.	到昆汀先生家里去了
[02:54]	Glenn Quentin, golf pro at the Snowden Hills Country Club…	格伦・昆汀，职业高尔夫教练
[02:58]	… whom you had discovered was your wife’s lover.	你知道他是你妻子的情人
[03:04]	Did you follow her?	你跟踪她了吗？
[03:06]	I went to a few bars first.	我先去了几间酒吧找
[03:08]	Later, I drove to his house to confront them. They weren’t home.	接着，我开车去了昆汀家，但他们不在家里
[03:13]	I parked in the turnout…	我把车停在街角
[03:16]	… and waited.	等在那里
[03:17]	With what intention?	有何企图吗？
[03:19]	I’m not sure.	我不太确定
[03:22]	I was confused…	我非常困惑
[03:23]	… drunk.	还有点醉
[03:26]	I think…	我觉得
[03:27]	… mostly I wanted to scare them.	我只是想吓一吓他们
[03:30]	When they arrived, you went up to the house and murdered them.	他们到家后，你就进屋杀了他们
[03:34]	I was sobering up.	没有，我控制了自己
[03:36]	I got back in the car and I drove home to sleep it off.	我开车回家睡觉来忘记一切
[03:39]	Along the way, I threw my gun into the Royal River.	在回家的路上，我把枪扔进了河里
[03:43]	I’ve been very clear on this point.	我很肯定这一点
[03:45]	I get hazy where the cleaning woman shows up the following morning…	但我感到奇怪的是，第二天早上清洁女工发现……
[03:49]	…and finds your wife in bed with her lover…	你太太和她的情人死在床上
[03:52]	…riddled with.38-caliber bullets.	致死的子弹是出自点38口径的手枪
[03:55]	Does that strike you as a fantastic coincidence, or is it just me?	德福瑞恩先生，你和我一样都觉得那是巧合吗？
[04:01]	Yes, it does.	确实是巧合
[04:02]	Yet you still maintain you threw your gun into the river…	你仍坚持说你在凶案发生前
[04:05]	…before the murders took place.	已经把枪扔进河里了吗？
[04:07]	That’s very convenient.	这对你很有利
[04:10]	It’s the truth.	这是事实
[04:12]	The police dragged that river for three days, and nary a gun was found…	警察在河里找了三天，但他们没有找到你的枪……
[04:17]	…so no comparison could be made between your gun and the bullets…	所以无法鉴定
[04:21]	…taken from the bloodstained corpses of the victims.	死者身上的子弹是否出自你的枪
[04:25]	And that also…	这对你来说
[04:28]	…is very convenient. Isn’t it, Mr. Dufresne?	也非常有利，不是吗，德福瑞恩先生？
[04:33]	Since I am innocent of this crime…	因为我是无辜的……
[04:35]	…I find it decidedly inconvenient that the gun was never found.	所以我发现找不到枪对我非常不利
[04:57]	Ladies and gentlemen, you’ve heard all the evidence.	各位先生女士，你们听到了所有的证据
[05:01]	We have the accused at the scene of the crime. We have footprints.	我们有他犯罪的动机，我们找到他的脚印
[05:05]	Bullets on the ground bearing his fingerprints.	留有他的指纹的子弹头
[05:08]	A broken bourbon bottle, likewise with fingerprints.	打碎的酒瓶上也留有他的指纹
[05:11]	And most of all…	最重要的是
[05:13]	… we have a beautiful young woman and her lover…	我们知道他的妻子和她的情人
[05:16]	… lying dead in each other’s arms.	双双倒卧在血泊中
[05:20]	They had sinned.	他们是犯了错
[05:23]	But was their crime so great…	但他们所犯的错严重到……
[05:26]	… as to merit a death sentence?	……需要用死来赎罪吗？
[05:29]	While you think about that…	当你们考虑时
[05:32]	…think about this:	请想想这个……
[05:35]	A revolver holds six bullets, not eight.	一个弹匣只能装六颗子弹，而不是八颗
[05:39]	I submit that this was not a hot-blooded crime of passion.	我肯定这不只是一时冲动而犯下的罪行
[05:43]	That at least could be understood, if not condoned.	那至少是可以理解的，即使不能宽恕
[05:46]	No.	不！
[05:47]	This was revenge…	这是复仇
[05:48]	…of a much more brutal, cold-blooded nature. Consider this:	一个冷血者的复仇，看看这些：
[05:53]	Four bullets per victim.	每个死者都身中四枪
[05:56]	Not six shots fired, but eight.	总共是八枪而不是六枪
[05:58]	That means that he fired the gun empty…	那表明子弹打完后
[06:02]	… and then stopped to reload…	他还停下来装子弹
[06:04]	… so that he could shoot each of them again.	以便再次向他们开枪
[06:08]	An extra bullet per lover…	每人多加一枪
[06:11]	… right in the head.	就在头部
[06:17]	You strike me as a particularly icy and remorseless man, Mr. Dufresne.	德弗瑞恩先生，我觉得你非常冷血
[06:22]	It chills my blood just to look at you.	看着你都令我毛骨耸然
[06:26]	By the power vested in me by the state of Maine…	我以本州赋予我的权利
[06:29]	…I hereby order you to serve two life sentences back-to-back…	判处你两项终身监禁
[06:34]	…one for each of your victims. So be it!	分别为两位死者，退庭！
[07:01]	Sit.	坐下来
[07:07]	We see you’ve served 20 years of a life sentence?	你因被判终身监禁己在此二十年？
[07:11]	– Yes, sir. – You feel you’ve been rehabilitated?	-是的，先生 -你感到后悔吗？
[07:14]	Yes, sir. Absolutely, sir.	是的，绝对有，先生
[07:18]	I mean, I learned my lesson.	我是说，我得到了教训
[07:21]	I can honestly say that I’m a changed man.	我敢说我已经完全改变了
[07:28]	I’m no longer a danger to society.	我不会再危害社会
[07:30]	That’s God’s honest truth.	这是神的真理
[07:37]		“不合格”
[08:09]	Hey, Red.	嗨，瑞德
[08:10]	How’d it go?	怎么样了？
[08:12]	Same old shit, different day.	不同的日子，同样的结果
[08:14]	Yeah, I know how you feel.	我知道你的感受的
[08:16]	I’m up for rejection next week.	我下星期又要被否决了
[08:19]	Yeah, I got rejected last week.	对，我上星期也被否决了
[08:22]	It happens.	一向如此
[08:23]	Hey, Red, bump me a deck.	嗨，瑞德，给我一包烟
[08:25]	Get out of my face, man! You’re into me for five packs already.	滚开！你已欠我五包烟了
[08:28]	Four!	-是四包！ -五包！
[08:30]	There must be a con like me in every prison in America.	我想在美国的每个联邦或州监狱里都有像我一样的人物
[08:34]	I’m the guy who can get it for you.	就是能够给你搞到东西的家伙
[08:36]	Cigarettes, a bag of reefer, if that’s your thing…	定制的香烟，一包大麻……
[08:39]	… bottle of brandy to celebrate your kid’s high school graduation.	为庆祝你儿子或女儿高中毕业的一瓶白兰地，只要你喜欢
[08:43]	Damn near anything within reason.	或者几乎所有东西……
[08:45]	Yes, sir! I’m a regular Sears and Roebuck.	是的，先生，我是个冷酷的人
[08:52]	So when Andy Dufresne came to me in 1949…	所以1949年当安迪・德福瑞恩来找我
[08:55]	… and asked me to smuggle Rita Hayworth into the prison for him…	问能否弄张丽塔・海华丝的图片进来时（丽塔・海华丝：Rita，Hayworth）
[08:59]	… I told him, “No problem.”	我告诉他没问题
[09:43]	Andy came to Shawshank Prison…	安迪・杜福雷在1947年来到肖申克监狱
[09:45]	… in early 1947 for murdering his wife and the fella she was banging.	罪名是谋杀他的妻子和她的情人
[09:50]	On the outside, he’d been vice president of a large Portland bank.	入狱以前，他是波特兰银行的副总裁
[09:54]	Good work for a man so young.	对他来说是年青有为
[10:01]		好啊，瑞德
[10:39]	You speak English, butt-steak?	你会说英语吗？
[10:41]	You follow this officer.	跟着这个长官走
[10:56]	I never seen such a sorry-Iooking heap of maggot shit in all my life.	我一生中从没见过这么差劲的人
[11:00]	Hey, fish! Come over here!	过来啊！到这里来
[11:26]	Taking bets today, Red?	今天要赌吗，瑞德？
[11:28]	Smokes or coin? Bettor’s choice.	赌烟还是赌钱？
[11:30]	Smokes. Put me down for two.	香烟，我赌两根
[11:32]	All right, who’s your horse?	好吧，你买哪一个？
[11:34]	That little sack of shit.	那个又矮又瘦的
[11:37]	– Eighth. He’ll be first. – Bullshit! I’ll take that action.	-排在第八的，他会是第一个的 -妈的！我也想买他
[11:41]	You’re out some smokes, son.	你输定了，孩子
[11:43]	If you’re so smart, you call it.	该你下注了
[11:45]	I’ll take that chubby fat-ass there.	我买那边的那个胖子
[11:48]	The fifth one. Put me down for a quarter deck.	排在第五的那个，我赌四根香烟
[11:54]	Fresh fish today!	今天又有新人
[11:57]	We’re reeling them in!	我们又有的玩了
[11:59]	I admit I didn’t think much of Andy first time I laid eyes on him.	我承认我初次见到安迪的时候，没什么特别的感觉
[12:03]	Looked like a stiff breeze would blow him over.	他看起来似乎风一吹就会倒
[12:06]	That was my first impression of the man.	这就是我对他的第一印象
[12:09]	What do you say?	你买谁？
[12:10]	That tall drink of water with the silver spoon up his ass.	那个高个子
[12:14]	That guy? Never happen.	那个人？不可能的
[12:16]	– 10 cigarettes. – That’s a rich bet.	-我赌十根香烟 -那可是大赌注
[12:18]	Who’s going to prove me wrong?	谁来证明我看错了？
[12:21]	Heywood? Jigger?	海伍德？济格？
[12:23]	Skeets?	史基？
[12:24]	Floyd!	弗洛德？
[12:27]	Four brave souls.	四个胆小鬼
[12:29]	Return to your cellblocks for evening count.	回囚房去，要查房了
[12:32]	All prisoners, return to your cellblocks.	所有犯人都回囚房去
[12:56]	Turn to the right!	向右转
[12:57]	Eyes front.	往前看
[13:11]	This is Mr. Hadley. He’s captain of the guards.	这是哈德利先生，他是这里的看守长
[13:14]	I’m Mr. Norton, the warden.	我是诺顿，这里的典狱长
[13:16]	You are convicted felons.	你们都被判有罪了
[13:19]	That’s why they’ve sent you to me.	因此被送到这里来
[13:21]	Rule number one:	规则一
[13:23]	No blasphemy.	不得亵渎上帝
[13:25]	I’ll not have the Lord’s name taken in vain in my prison.	在我的监狱里不得有人亵渎上帝
[13:29]	The other rules…	其他的条例……
[13:30]	…you’ll figure out as you go along. Any questions?	其他的条例，你们慢慢就会知道了，还有问题吗？
[13:34]	When do we eat?	何时吃饭？
[13:44]	You eat when we say you eat.	我们叫你吃的时候你就吃
[13:46]	You shit when we say you shit, and piss when we say you piss.	叫你去厕所你就去厕所
[13:49]	You got that, you maggot-dick motherfucker?	明白吗？笨蛋？
[13:54]	On your feet.	站好
[13:56]	I believe in two things:	我只相信两样东西
[13:58]	Discipline and the Bible.	纪律和圣经
[14:01]	Here, you’ll receive both.	在这里，你们两样都有
[14:03]	Put your trust in the Lord.	把你们的思想交给上帝
[14:06]	Your ass belongs to me.	你们的身体交给我
[14:10]	Welcome to Shawshank.	欢迎来到肖申克监狱
[14:17]	Unhook them.	解开他们
[14:24]	Turn around.	转过身
[14:32]	That’s enough.	够了
[14:35]	Move to the end of the cage.	到笼子边上去
[14:38]	Turn around. Delouse him.	转身，给他消毒
[14:42]	Turn around.	转身
[14:46]	Move out of the cage. Pick up your clothes and Bible.	出来，去领你们的衣服和圣经
[14:49]	Next man up!	下一个！
[14:53]	To the right.	往右走
[14:55]	Right. Right.	右边，右边
[14:56]	Left.	左边
[14:58]	The first night’s the toughest. No doubt about it.	毫无疑问，第一晚是最难熬的
[15:02]	They march you in naked as the day you were born…	赤裸裸的进囚笼，就像刚出生时那样
[15:05]	… skin burning and half-blind from that delousing shit.	消毒药粉令皮肤像被火烧一样
[15:10]	And when they put you in that cell…	他们把你丢进囚笼
[15:12]	… and those bars slam home…	关上铁门
[15:15]	… that’s when you know it’s for real.	那时你才感到这是真实的
[15:18]	Old life blown away in the blink of an eye.	瞬间过去的一切都离你而去
[15:22]	Nothing left but all the time in the world to think about it.	剩下的只有对过去的回忆
[15:27]	Most new fish come close to madness the first night.	很多新来的人在第一晚都几乎发疯了
[15:31]	Somebody always breaks down crying.	有些人甚至还痛哭流涕
[15:34]	Happens every time.	一向都如此的
[15:37]	The only question is…	唯一的问题是
[15:39]	… who’s it going to be?	谁会是第一个呢？
[15:42]	It’s as good a thing to bet on as any, I guess.	我想那是用来赌博的最佳玩意
[15:46]	I had my money on Andy Dufresne.	我把赌注押在杜福雷身上
[15:57]	Lights out!	熄灯
[16:20]	I remember my first night.	我还记得我在这里的第一晚
[16:23]	Seems like a long time ago.	似乎是很久以前的事了
[16:29]	Hey, fish.	嗨，新来的
[16:32]	Fish, fish.	新来的
[16:35]	What are you, scared of the dark?	你怕黑吗？
[16:39]	Bet you wish your daddy never dicked your mama!	我打赌，你希望你爸和你妈从没把你生下来
[16:42]	Piggy! Pork! I want me a pork chop.	蠢猪！
[16:54]	The boys always go fishing with first-timers.	他们总是喜欢逗新人
[16:57]	And they don’t quit till they reel someone in.	不达目的，誓不罢休
[17:02]	Hey, Fat Ass.	嗨，胖子
[17:05]	Fat Ass!	胖子！
[17:07]	Talk to me, boy.	聊天吧
[17:10]	I know you’re there. I can hear you breathing.	我知道你在那里，我能听见你的呼吸声
[17:13]	Don’t you listen to these nitwits, you hear me?	别理别人怎么说，你听到吗？
[17:16]	This place ain’t so bad.	这地方没那么差劲
[17:18]	Tell you what…	这样吧
[17:21]	…I’ll introduce you around, make you feel right at home.	我介绍你认识他们，就像一家人
[17:24]	I know a couple of big old bull queers that’d just…	我知道有几个人
[17:27]	…Iove to make your acquaintance.	会很乐意认识你的
[17:30]	Especially that big, white, mushy butt of yours.	尤其是你那又白又嫩的屁股
[17:33]	God!	天啊！
[17:35]	I don’t belong here!	我不属于这里
[17:37]	– We have a winner! – I want to go home!	-嗨，有人赢了 -我要回家
[17:40]	And it’s Fat Ass by a nose!	是胖子
[17:45]	Fresh fish!	新人！
[17:53]	I want to go home!	我要回家
[17:56]	I want my mother!	我要见我妈妈
[17:57]	I had your mother! She wasn’t that great!	我操过你妈妈！她不怎么样
[18:04]	What the Christ is this horseshit?	发生了什么事？
[18:06]	He blasphemed. I’ll tell the warden.	他讲粗话，我要告诉典狱官
[18:08]	You’ll tell him with my baton up your ass!	告诉他我操你屁股吧
[18:11]	Let me out!	让我出去
[18:12]	What is your malfunction, you fat barrel of monkey spunk?	胖子，你想怎么样？
[18:16]	Please! I ain’t supposed to be here.	求求你！我不该在这里的
[18:19]	Not me!	不该是我
[18:20]	I won’t count to three. Not even to one.	我不会警告你的
[18:23]	You shut up, or I’ll sing you a lullaby!	马上你闭上你的臭嘴，否则有你受的！
[18:26]	Shut up, man. Shut up!	-闭嘴，闭嘴 -求求你……
[18:29]	You don’t understand. I’m not supposed to be here.	你不明白的，我不该在这里的
[18:32]	Open that cell.	把囚笼打开
[18:33]	Me neither! They run this place like a fucking prison!	我也是！这里被他们弄得就像监狱
[18:44]	Son of a bitch!	狗娘养的
[18:51]	Captain, take it easy!	长官，算了
[19:16]	If I hear so much as a mouse fart in here tonight…	如果我今晚听到有半点声音
[19:19]	…I swear by God and Jesus, you will all visit the infirmary.	我对天发誓，你们会吃不了兜着走
[19:23]	Every last motherfucker in here.	所有的人都不会放过的
[19:29]	Call the trustees. Take that tub of shit down to the infirmary.	把他抬到医疗室去
[19:47]	His first night in the joint, Dufresne cost me two packs of cigarettes.	德福瑞恩第一晚就让我输了两包烟
[19:52]	He never made a sound.	他整晚一言不发
[20:10]	Tier 3 north, clear count!	北仓三楼，出来
[20:13]	Tier 2 north, clear count.	北仓二楼，出来
[20:16]	Tier 3 south, clear.	南仓三楼，出来
[20:23]	Prepare to roll out.	准备出来放风
[20:28]	Roll out!	出去！
[21:24]	Are you going to eat that?	你准备吃那个吗？
[21:26]	I hadn’t planned on it.	不，我没这打算
[21:30]	Do you mind?	你介意吗？
[21:39]	That’s nice and ripe.	你真不错
[21:53]	Jake says thank you.	杰克说谢谢你
[21:55]	Fell out of his nest over by the plate shop.	它从巢里掉下来了
[22:00]	I’m going to look after him until he’s big enough to fly.	我要照顾它直到它会飞为止
[22:05]	Oh, no! Here he comes.	不！他过来了
[22:09]	Morning, fellas.	早上好，各位
[22:11]	Fine morning, isn’t it?	不错的早晨，不是吗？
[22:13]	You know why it’s a fine morning, don’t you?	你们知道我的意思的，对吗？
[22:16]	Send them down. I want them lined up…	把它们拿出来，把它们排成排……
[22:18]	…just like a pretty little chorus line.	非常诱人的一行
[22:22]	Look at that.	看看这个
[22:24]	– I can’t stand this guy. – Oh, Lord!	我真受不了了
[22:28]	Yes! Richmond, Virginia.	瑞查德、维吉尼亚……
[22:30]	Smell my ass!	闻我的屁吧
[22:32]	After he smells mine.	再闻闻我的
[22:34]	That’s a shame about your horse coming in last and all.	很遗憾，你下注的那个输了
[22:38]	But I sure do love that winning horse of mine, though.	但我很喜欢我下注的那个人
[22:41]	I owe that boy a big kiss when I see him.	我见到他就要亲他一下
[22:44]	Why don’t you give him some of your cigarettes instead? Lucky fuck!	你为何不把香烟分给他点？
[22:49]	Hey, Tyrell.	嗨，利奥
[22:51]	You pull infirmary duty this week?	这周你在医疗室当值是吗？
[22:54]	How’s my horse doing anyway?	我下注的那个怎么样了？
[22:56]	Dead.	死了
[22:58]	Hadley busted his head up pretty good.	哈德利打爆了他的头
[23:00]	Doc had gone home for the night.	晚上医生都回家了
[23:03]	Poor bastard lay there till this morning.	可怜的家伙就在那里躺到早上
[23:05]	By then, there wasn’t nothing we could do.	可是那时我们已经无能为力了
[23:14]	What was his name?	他叫什么？
[23:19]	What’d you say?	你说什么？
[23:22]	I was just wondering if anyone knew his name.	我只是想问有人知道他的名字吗？
[23:25]	What the fuck do you care, new fish?	关你屁事，新来的？
[23:29]	Doesn’t fucking matter what his name was. He’s dead.	他叫什么都无所谓了，他已经死了
[23:54]	Anybody come at you yet?	嗨，有人和你一起吗？
[23:58]	Anybody get to you yet?	有人喜欢你吗？
[24:02]	Hey, we all need friends in here.	嗨，在这里我们都需要朋友
[24:04]	I could be a friend to you.	我可以做你的朋友
[24:15]	Hard to get.	难得手
[24:19]	I like that.	我喜欢
[24:27]	Andy kept pretty much to himself at first.	安迪一开始很自闭
[24:31]	I guess he had a lot on his mind…	我猜他在想办法
[24:33]	… trying to adapt to life on the inside.	接受牢里的生活
[24:37]	Wasn’t until a month went by before he opened his mouth…	一个月以后他才开口
[24:40]	… to say more than two words to somebody.	和某人谈话
[24:44]	As it turned out…	就像你们所看见的
[24:46]	… that somebody was me.	那个人就是我
[24:56]	I’m Andy Dufresne.	我是安迪・德福瑞恩
[24:59]	Wife-killing banker.	杀妻的银行家
[25:03]	Why’d you do it?	你为何要杀你的妻子？
[25:05]	I didn’t, since you ask.	我没有杀她
[25:08]	You’re going to fit right in.	你很适应合这里
[25:10]	Everybody in here’s innocent. Didn’t you know that?	这儿每个人都是无辜的，你不知道吗？
[25:13]	– What you in here for? – Didn’t do it. Lawyer fucked me.	-你为进监狱？ -我什么都没做，律师害了我
[25:19]	Rumor has it you’re a real cold fish.	听说你很冷酷
[25:22]	You think your shit smells sweeter than most. Is that right?	你以为自己很了不起，对吗？
[25:26]	What do you think?	你怎么认为呢？
[25:28]	To tell you the truth, I haven’t made up my mind.	说实话，我还不知道
[25:32]	I understand you’re a man that knows how to get things.	我知道你能拿到违禁品
[25:36]	I’m known to locate certain things from time to time.	我能搞到
[25:39]	I wonder if you might get me a rock hammer.	你能给我个鹤嘴槌吗？
[25:43]	A rock hammer.	鹤嘴槌
[25:44]	– What is it and why? – What do you care?	-要干什么？ -你关心这个干吗？
[25:48]	For a toothbrush, I wouldn’t ask. I’d quote a price.	如果是牙刷我就不会问你，我会开个价钱
[25:51]	But a toothbrush is a non-lethal object, isn’t it?	但是牙刷没有杀伤力，对吗？
[25:55]	Fair enough.	有道理
[25:57]	A rock hammer is about six or seven inches long.	一个鹤嘴槌有六至七英寸长
[26:00]	– Looks like a miniature pickax. – Pickax?	-看起来像个小锄子 -锄子？
[26:02]	For rocks.	打石用的
[26:06]	Quartz?	-石英 -石英？
[26:11]	And some mica, shale…	还有云母、页岩……
[26:16]	…limestone.	石灰岩……
[26:18]	So?	这么说吧
[26:20]	So I’m a rock hound.	我收集石头
[26:22]	At least I was in my old life. I’d like to be again.	我想在这里最大限度的重操旧业
[26:25]	Or maybe you’d like to sink your toy into somebody’s skull.	或许你想用它们攻击某人
[26:30]	No, I have no enemies here.	不，我在这里没有敌人
[26:32]	No? Wait a while.	不会？等着瞧吧
[26:36]	Word gets around.	话说回来
[26:38]	The Sisters have taken quite a liking to you.	那对姐妹花很喜欢你
[26:42]	Especially Bogs.	特别是伯格斯
[26:45]	Don’t suppose it would help if I told them I’m not homosexual.	就算跟他们说我不好此道也没用
[26:48]	Neither are they.	他们也不是
[26:50]	You have to be human first. They don’t qualify.	是这个地方让他们这样
[26:58]	Bull queers take by force. That’s all they want or understand.	畜牲只知道用暴力，不管他人喜不喜欢
[27:02]	If I were you, I’d grow eyes in the back of my head.	如果我是你，我会加倍小心
[27:06]	– Thanks for the advice. – Well, that’s free.	-谢谢你的忠告 -忠告免费
[27:09]	You understand my concern.	你知道我担心什么
[27:11]	If there’s trouble, I won’t use the rock hammer.	就算我有麻烦也不会用鹤嘴槌的
[27:15]	Then I’d guess you want to escape. Tunnel under the wall, maybe.	那我猜你想挖个洞逃出去
[27:20]	What did I miss? What’s so funny?	我说漏了什么？什么东西这么好笑
[27:22]	You’ll understand when you see the rock hammer.	等你看见鹤嘴槌你就明白了
[27:27]	What’s an item like this usually go for?	买这个东西一般要多少钱？
[27:29]	Seven dollars in any rock-and-gem shop.	七美元，五金铺的零售价
[27:32]	My normal markup’s 20 percent.	我一般要加20%
[27:35]	But this is a specialty item.	但这东西很特殊
[27:37]	Risk goes up, price goes up. Let’s make it an even 10 bucks.	风险越大，价钱越高，一口价，10元吧
[27:42]	Ten it is.	就10元吧
[27:45]	Waste of money, if you ask me.	你那是浪费钱
[27:47]	Why’s that?	为什么？
[27:50]	Folks around this joint love surprise inspections.	这里的人喜欢突击检查
[27:55]	They find it, you’re going to lose it.	他们找到鹤嘴槌就会被充公
[27:57]	If they catch you, you don’t know me.	被他们发现的话，你别把我供出来
[27:59]	Mention my name, we never do business again.	否则的话就别想再和我做生意了，你明白了吗？
[28:02]	Not for shoelaces or a stick of gum. Now you got that?
[28:06]	I understand.	我知道了
[28:09]	Thank you, Mr…	谢谢你，你叫……
[28:11]	Red.	瑞德
[28:13]	Name’s Red.	都叫我瑞德
[28:15]	Why do they call you that?	这名字怎么来的？
[28:21]	Maybe it’s because I’m Irish.	可能因为我是半个爱尔兰人吧
[28:31]	I could see why some of the boys took him for snobby.	我现在明白他们为何看中他了
[28:35]	He had a quiet way about him…	他不太说话
[28:37]	… a walk and a talk that just wasn’t normal around here.	一举一动都不像普通的人
[28:42]	He strolled…	他漫步着
[28:44]	… like a man in the park without a care or a worry in the world.	就像在公园里散步
[28:48]	Like he had on an invisible coat that would shield him from this place.	像穿了件隐形的外套
[28:55]	I think it’d be fair to say…	可以说
[28:57]	… I liked Andy from the start.	开始我对安迪就有好感
[29:01]	Let’s go! Some of us got a schedule to keep.	快点！我赶时间的
[29:08]	Move it! Come on, move it!	快点
[29:13]	How you doing? How’s the wife treating you?	你太太对你好吗？
[29:54]	Andy was right.	安迪说得很对
[29:56]	I finally got the joke.	我最终拿到那玩意
[29:58]	It would take a man about 600 years…	用这东西来挖隧道
[30:01]	… to tunnel under the wall with one of these.	起码要花六百年
[30:07]	– Book? – Not today.	-要书吗？ -今天不用了
[30:16]	Book?	要书吗？
[30:24]	Delivery for Dufresne.	送到德福瑞恩那里去
[30:44]	Here’s your book.	德福瑞恩，这是你要的书
[30:51]	Thanks.	谢谢
[30:58]	We’re running low on hexite. Get on back and fetch us up some.	漂白粉不够用了，你再去后面拿点来
[31:39]	This will blind you.	这可以弄瞎你的眼睛
[31:41]	Honey, hush.	亲爱的
[31:56]	That’s it. You fight!	你不懂
[31:58]	Better that way.	你越挣扎越过瘾
[32:08]	I wish I could tell you Andy fought the good fight…	我很想说安迪打赢了
[32:11]	… and the Sisters let him be.	或者姐妹花放过了他
[32:14]	I wish I could tell you that…	我希望能这么说
[32:16]	… but prison is no fairy-tale world.	但是监狱不是童话世界
[32:20]	He never said who did it.	他从没提起是谁
[32:22]	But we all knew.	但我们都很清楚
[32:29]	Things went on like that for a while.	事情就这样持续了一段时间
[32:31]	Prison life consists of routine…	监狱里的生活都是常规
[32:34]	… and then more routine.	和更多的常规
[32:39]	Every so often, Andy would show up with fresh bruises.	安迪的脸上经常出现新的伤痕
[32:44]	The Sisters kept at him.	姐妹花不断地骚扰他
[32:46]	Sometimes he was able to fight them off.	有时候他能逃脱
[32:48]	Sometimes not.	但有时不能
[32:51]	And that’s how it went for Andy.	对安迪来说
[32:53]	That was his routine.	这已经成了他的常规
[32:56]	I do believe those first two years were the worst for him.	我相信最初的两年是最糟糕的
[33:00]	And I also believe that if things had gone on that way…	我也相信事情再继续这样下去
[33:04]	… this place would have got the best of him.	这个地方会夺去他的精神
[33:07]	But then, in the spring of 1949…	但是，在1949年的春天
[33:10]	… the powers that be decided:	上头决定……
[33:12]	The roof of the license-plate factory needs resurfacing.	工厂的屋顶需要重修
[33:16]	I need a dozen volunteers for a week’s work.	我需要12名自愿者工作一星期
[33:19]	As you know…	你们知道的
[33:22]	…special detail carries with it special privileges.	特殊的工作有特殊的好处
[33:25]	It was outdoor detail…	这是户外劳动
[33:28]	… and May is one damned fine month to be working outdoors.	五月是户外劳动的好时间
[33:33]	Stay in line there.	排好队
[33:34]	More than a hundred men volunteered for the job.	超过100人报名参加劳动
[33:42]	Wallace E. Unger.	威勒斯・E・安戈……
[33:45]	Ellis Redding.	艾力斯・瑞丁……
[33:48]	Wouldn’t you know it?	你明白了吧？
[33:50]	Me and some fellows I know were among the names called.	我和几个我认识的都被选中了
[33:53]	Andrew Dufresne.	安迪・德福瑞恩……
[33:56]	It only cost us a pack of smokes per man.	这只花了我们每人一包烟的代价
[33:59]	I made my usual 20 percent, of course.	我当然也像往常一样赚了20%
[34:02]	So this big-shot lawyer calls me long-distance from Texas.	德州的律师打长途给我
[34:05]	I say, “Yeah?”	我说，“喂？”
[34:07]	He says, ” Sorry to inform you, but your brother just died.”	他说，“很遗憾，你哥哥死了”
[34:11]	– I’m sorry to hear that. – I’m not. He was an asshole.	-我很难过 -我并不难过，他是个混蛋
[34:15]	Ran off years ago. Figured him for dead.	离家多年，早就当他死了
[34:18]	So this lawyer fellow says to me:	这个律师对我说
[34:20]	“He died a rich man.” Oil wells and shit. Close to a million bucks.	“他死的时候很富有”，有价值超过百万的油井
[34:25]	A million bucks?	超过百万的？
[34:27]	– Incredible how lucky some assholes get. – You going to see any of that?	-有些混蛋的运气有时候就是好 -有你的份吗？
[34:32]	Thirty-five thousand. That’s what he left me.	三万五千块那就他留给我的
[34:35]	Dollars?	-美元？ -对
[34:37]	That’s great! That’s like winning the sweepstakes.	真不错，就像中了彩
[34:40]	Isn’t it?	不是吗？
[34:42]	Dumb shit, what do you think the government will do to me?	笨蛋，你想政府会如何对我？
[34:45]	Take a big wet bite out of my ass is what.	他们会拿去一大半
[34:48]	Poor Byron.	可怜的布朗
[34:50]	Terrible fucking luck, huh? Crying shame.	真是走运，嗯？奇耻大辱
[34:54]	Some people really got it awful.	有些人觉得很糟糕
[34:56]	Andy, are you nuts?	安迪，你傻了吗？
[34:58]	IKeep your eyes on your mop, man!	看着你的拖把，嘿！
[35:00]	You’ll pay some tax, but you’ll still end up…	虽然要交点税，但你还可以……
[35:03]	Yeah, maybe enough to buy a new car, and then what?	也许够买辆新车，但接着呢？
[35:06]	I got to pay tax on the car. Repair…	你必须为新车上该死的税，维修和保养
[35:08]	…maintenance, kids pestering you to take them for a ride all the time.	孩子们会缠着你带着他们兜风
[35:12]	Then if you figure your tax wrong, you pay out of your own pocket.	如果年底算错了税金，还要掏自己的腰包
[35:16]	I tell you! Uncle Sam!	告诉你！山姆叔叔
[35:19]	He puts his hand in your shirt and squeezes your tit till it’s purple.	他只是假仁假义
[35:25]	– Getting himself killed. – IKeep tarring.	他在找死，继续干活吧
[35:28]	Some brother. Shit!	什么兄弟，呸！
[35:35]	Mr. Hadley…	哈德利先生
[35:37]	…do you trust your wife?	你信任你太太吗？
[35:40]	Oh, that’s funny.	噢，这很有趣
[35:42]	You’ll look funnier sucking my dick with no teeth.	你给我挨揍的话也许更有趣
[35:45]	What I mean is, do you think she’d go behind your back?	我是说，你是否会认为她对你不忠？
[35:50]	Step aside, Mert. This fucker’s having himself an accident.	让开点，米特，让他自己出意外
[35:53]	He’ll push him off!	他会把他推下去的
[35:55]	If you trust her, you can keep…	如果你信任她，你就能……
[35:57]	…that 35,000.	……拿到三万五千元
[35:59]	– What did you say? – Thirty-five thousand.	-你说什么？ -三万五千元
[36:02]	All of it.	一分不少
[36:03]	– Every penny. – You better start making sense.	你最好说明白点，小子，不然你完蛋了
[36:07]	If you want to keep it, give it to your wife.	你要拿到这笔钱的话，就把它送给你妻子
[36:09]	The IRS allows a one-time-only gift to your spouse for up to $ 60,000.	政府允许一次性赠与配偶金额的上限是六万美元
[36:13]	– Bullshit. Tax-free? – Tax-free.	-胡扯！免税的吗？ -免税的
[36:16]	IRS can’t touch one cent.	国税局一毛钱也拿不走
[36:18]	You’re that smart banker that killed his wife.	你是那个谋杀妻子的银行家吗？
[36:21]	Why should I believe you? So I can end up in here with you?	我为何要相信你？
[36:25]	It’s legal. Ask the IRS. They’ll say the same thing.	这是合法的，你可以去问国税局，他们会给你同样的回答
[36:28]	I feel stupid telling you this. I’m sure you would have investigated.	我知道即使我不告诉你，你也能查到的
[36:32]	I don’t need you to tell me where the bear shit in the buckwheat.	我不需要你来教我怎么做
[36:36]	Of course not. But you do need someone to set it up for you.	当然，但你需要有人帮你逃税
[36:39]	That’ll cost you. A lawyer.	你需要请一个律师
[36:41]	A bunch of ball-washing bastards!	那些华盛顿的混蛋？
[36:44]	I suppose I could set it up for you. That would save you some money.	我想我能帮你，那你就能省点钱
[36:47]	You get the forms, I’ll prepare them…	我帮你填好文件
[36:50]	…nearly free of charge.	几乎是免费的
[36:53]	I’d only ask three beers apiece for each of my coworkers.	我只要求给每个同事三瓶啤酒
[36:57]	“Coworkers.” That’s rich!	同事？你真的发达了
[36:59]	A man working outdoors feels more like a man…	一个户外工作的人能有啤酒喝的话
[37:02]	…if he can have a bottle of suds. That’s only my opinion…	……会感觉更像一个男人，那是我的意见……
[37:06]	…sir.	长官
[37:11]	What are you jimmies staring at?	你们在看什么？
[37:13]	Let’s go! Work!	继续干活
[37:24]	And that’s how it came to pass…	就这样
[37:26]	… that on the second-to-last day of the job…	在完工前的第二天
[37:29]	… the convict crew that tarred the factory roof in the spring of ’49…	在49年的春天里，一群在工厂上面装修的罪犯
[37:34]	… wound up sitting in a row at 10:00 in the morning…	早上十点坐在屋顶上
[37:37]	… drinking icy-cold beer, courtesy of the hardest screw…	享受着清凉的啤酒和肖申克最严密的保护
[37:43]	… that ever walked a turn at Shawshank State Prison.	这种事在肖申克从没有发生
[37:46]	Drink up while it’s cold, ladies.	趁凉喝，女士们。
[37:50]	The colossal prick even managed to sound magnanimous.	他还装作很大度似的走来走去
[37:56]	We sat and drank with the sun on our shoulders and felt like free men.	我们坐着喝着啤酒，阳光洒在肩头，觉得是个自由人
[38:01]	We could have been tarring the roof of one of our own houses.	感觉就像在装修自己家的屋项
[38:04]	We were the lords of all creation.	我们就像造物主
[38:08]	As for Andy…	安迪看起来
[38:09]	… he spent that break hunkered in the shade…	也有点不同了
[38:12]	… a strange little smile on his face…	他脸上露出奇怪的笑容
[38:15]	… watching us drink his beer.	望着我们喝他的啤酒
[38:25]	Want a cold one?	要来点吗？
[38:27]	No, thanks. I gave up drinking.	不，谢谢，我戒酒了
[38:34]	You could argue he done it to curry favor with the guards.	如果他不和狱警打交道
[38:38]	Or maybe make a few friends among us cons.	或许就不能和我们交上朋友
[38:43]	Me?	我？
[38:44]	I think he did it just to feel normal again…	我觉得他这样做只是为了在此感到自由
[38:47]	… if only for a short while.	哪怕只是一小会儿
[38:52]	IKing me.	将军
[38:55]	– Chess. Now there’s a game of kings. – What?	象棋，这是一个王者的游戏，什么？
[38:58]	Civilized. Strategic.	文明，战略
[39:00]	And a total fucking mystery. I hate it.	我一点都没察觉，我讨厌这样
[39:03]	Let me teach you someday.	改天我教教你吧
[39:07]	Sure.	好的
[39:08]	We could get a board together.	或许你我可合作
[39:10]	You’re talking to the right man. I can get things, right?	你找对人了，我能弄到很多东西
[39:13]	We might do business on a board, and I’ll carve the pieces myself.	我们可以合作做买卖，我来雕刻
[39:18]	One side in alabaster, one in soapstone. What do you think?	一面是石膏像，另一面是肥皂石，你觉得怎样？
[39:22]	I think it’ll take years.	这需要很多时间
[39:23]	Years I got. What I don’t have are the rocks.	时间不是问题，只是没有石头
[39:26]	Pickings are pretty slim in the yard.	操场里拾到的都是小石头
[39:28]	Pebbles, mostly.	大多是鹅卵石
[39:34]	We’re getting to be kind of friends, aren’t we?	安迪，我们是朋友，对吗？
[39:38]	Yeah, I guess.	我想是的
[39:40]	Can I ask you something?	我能问你个问题吗？
[39:43]	Why’d you do it?	你为何要杀你妻子？
[39:46]	I’m innocent, Red.	我是清白的，瑞德
[39:48]	Just like everybody else here.	就像这狱中其他人一样
[39:54]	What are you in for?	你怎会进来的？
[39:58]	Murder. Same as you.	和你一样，是谋杀
[40:01]	Innocent?	清白的？
[40:04]	Only guilty man in Shawshank.	肖申克监狱里唯一有罪的一个
[41:06]	Where’s the canary?	金丝雀在哪里？
[41:08]	How did you know?	你怎么知道的？
[41:09]	– How did I know what? – So you don’t know.	-我怎么知道？ -原来你不知道
[41:12]	Come.	来
[41:16]	This is where the canary is.	金丝雀就在那里
[41:20]	Quite a surprise to hear a woman singing in my house, eh?	在我家听到女人唱歌很惊讶是吗？
[41:27]	That’s quite a…	那确实令我……
[41:29]	… surprise.	很惊讶
[41:35]	Wait, wait.	等等
[41:37]	Here she comes.	她出场了
[41:39]	I like this part when she does that shit with her hair.	我最爱看她摆弄头发那场戏
[41:42]	I know. I’ve seen it three times this month.	我知道，这个月已经看了三遍了
[41:45]	Gilda, are you decent?	吉达，你好吗？
[41:48]	Me?	我？
[41:52]	God, I love it.	天啊，我喜欢这场戏
[41:59]	I understand you’re a man that knows how to get things.	我明白你什么都弄得到
[42:03]	I’m known to locate certain things from time to time. What do you want?	是的，要什么有什么，你要什么？
[42:07]	– Rita Hayworth. – What?	-丽塔・海华丝 -什么？
[42:09]	Can you get her?	你能找到她吗？
[42:12]	So this is Johnny Farrel. I’ve heard a lot about you.	你就是强尼吗，久闻大名了
[42:17]	– Take a few weeks. – Weeks?	-要几个星期的时间 -几个星期？
[42:19]	I don’t have her stuffed down the front of my pants right now, sorry to say.	很抱歉，现在她又没有坐在我的大腿上。
[42:24]	But I’ll get her.	但我能找到的
[42:26]	Relax.	放松些
[42:29]	Thanks.	谢谢
[42:51]	– Get out! – I got to change reels!	-滚出去！ -我要换带子了
[42:53]	I said fuck off!	我说了，滚出去
[43:01]	Ain’t you going to scream?	你打算大叫吗？
[43:04]	Let’s get this over with.	让我们做个了结吧
[43:11]	He broke my fucking nose!	他打爆了我的鼻子
[43:22]	Now…	现在
[43:24]	…I’m going to open my fly…	我要拉开拉链
[43:26]	…and you’ll swallow what I give you to swallow.	我给你什么吃你就吃下什么
[43:30]	Then you’ll swallow Rooster’s. You broke his nose.	然后再吃罗斯的，你打爆了他的鼻子
[43:33]	He ought to have something to show for it.	他该得到点补偿
[43:35]	You put it in my mouth, you lose it.	我会咬断任何放进我嘴里的东西
[43:37]	No, you don’t understand.	不，你还没明白
[43:40]	Do that and I’ll put all eight inches of this in your ear.	你那样做的话我就把刀插进你的耳朵
[43:44]	All right, but you should know that sudden, serious brain injury…	好吧，但你得知道突如其来的脑部撞击
[43:47]	…causes the victim to bite down hard.	会令受害人剧烈反应
[43:49]	In fact, I hear the bite reflex is so strong…	事实上，我听说受害者会咬紧牙关
[43:54]	…they have to pry the victim’s jaws open…	要用铁棍
[43:56]	…with a crowbar.	才能撬开他的嘴巴
[44:01]	Where do you get this shit?	你怎么知道的？
[44:02]	I read it.	从书里看到的
[44:05]	You know how to read, you ignorant fuck?	你不会看书？白痴？
[44:10]	Honey!	亲爱的
[44:13]	You shouldn’t!	你不应该这样的
[44:17]	Bogs didn’t put anything in Andy’s mouth.	伯格斯没有把任何东西放进安迪的嘴里
[44:20]	And neither did his friends.	他的朋友们也没有
[44:23]	What they did do is beat him within an inch of his life.	他们只是把他揍了个半死
[44:27]	Andy spent a month in the infirmary.	安迪在疗养院里整整躺了一个月
[44:30]	Bogs spent a week in the hole.	伯格斯则被锁进黑房关了一周
[44:37]	Time’s up, Bogs.	伯格斯，时间到了
[44:42]	It’s your world, boss.	遵命，头
[44:47]	Return to your cellblocks for evening count.	回到你的囚仓，等着查房
[44:50]	All prisoners report for lock down.	所有犯人返回囚房
[45:08]	What?	什么事？
[45:22]	– Where’s he going? – Grab his ankles.	-他要到哪里去？ -抓住他
[45:30]	Help!	救命
[45:35]	Two things never happened again after that.	之后，有两件事再也没发生过了
[45:38]	The Sisters never laid a finger on Andy again.	姐妹花再也不敢惹安迪了
[45:42]	And Bogs would never walk again.	而伯格斯再也没有站起来
[45:45]	They transferred him to a minimum-security hospital upstate.	他被送到一个特殊医院去
[45:49]	To my knowledge, he lived out the rest of his days…	据我所知，他在下半生中……
[45:52]	… drinking his food through a straw.	都只能靠饮筒来进食
[45:55]	Andy could use a nice welcome back when he gets out of the infirmary.	我想给安迪开个欢迎会庆祝他复原
[46:01]	Sounds good to us.	听起来很不错
[46:03]	I figure we owe him that much for the beer.	啤酒的事我们还欠他的情
[46:06]	The man likes to play chess.	他喜欢下象棋
[46:09]	Let’s get him some rocks.	给他找点石头吧
[46:43]	Guys!	伙计们
[46:45]	I got one.	我找到一块
[46:47]	I got one. Look!	我找到一块，看
[46:50]	Heywood, that isn’t soapstone! And it ain’t alabaster either.	希伍德，那不是皂石，也不是石膏
[46:54]	What are you, a fucking geologist?	你们他妈的是地质学家吗？
[46:56]	He’s right. It ain’t.	他是对的，这不是我们要找的
[46:58]	– What the hell is it then? – It’s a horse apple.	-这到底是什么？ -粪球
[47:02]	– Bullshit! – No, horseshit.	-胡扯！ -不，是马粪
[47:05]	Petrified.	晒干了的
[47:15]	Damn!	他妈的
[47:17]	Despite a few hitches, the boys came through in fine style.	不久，他们开始认识石头
[47:21]	And by the weekend he was due back…	当安迪在周末回来的时候
[47:23]	… we had enough rocks saved up to keep him busy till rapture.	我们已经找到足够多的石头让他忙个不停
[47:28]	Also got a big shipment in that week.	那个星期我也收到很大批货
[47:31]	Cigarettes…	香烟
[47:32]	… chewing gum…	口香糖
[47:33]	… sipping whisky…	威土忌
[47:35]	… playing cards with naked ladies on them. You name it.	画着裸女的扑克牌
[47:39]	And of course, the most important item:	当然，最重要的是
[47:43]	Rita Hayworth herself.	丽塔・海华丝
[48:08]		“欢迎归来,免费享用”
[48:22]	Heads up. They’re tossing cells.	注意，要查房了
[48:25]	Heads up. They’re tossing cells!	注意，要查房了
[48:28]	119.	119房
[48:32]	123.	123房
[48:45]	On your feet.	站起来
[48:48]	Face the wall.	面向墙站好
[49:24]	Turn around and face the warden.	转过身面向典狱长
[49:32]	Pleased to see you reading this.	很高兴看见你在看这本书
[49:36]	Any favorite passages?	特别喜欢哪一章？
[49:38]	“Watch ye, therefore, for ye know not…	看到你，就知道……
[49:41]	…when the master of the house cometh.”	你是精神之主
[49:44]	Mark 13:35.	马可福音第十三章三十五节
[49:47]	I’ve always liked that one.	我一向都喜欢那一章
[49:50]	But I prefer…	但我更喜欢
[49:52]	…” I am the light of the world.	我是世界的光
[49:54]	Ye that followeth me shall have the light of life.”	跟随我就不会步入黑暗，而能得到生命的光
[49:58]	John, chapter 8, verse 12.	约瑟福音第八章第十二节
[50:01]	I hear you’re good with numbers.	我听说你精通数学
[50:03]	How nice.	不错
[50:05]	Man should have a skill.	人总得有一技之长
[50:10]	Explain this.	这个你怎么解释
[50:12]	It’s called a rock blanket. It’s for shaping and polishing rocks.	这是纱纸，打磨石头用的
[50:17]	A little hobby of mine.	这是我的小嗜好
[50:29]	It’s pretty clean.	相当干净
[50:31]	Some contraband here, but nothing to get in a twist over.	看来没什么古怪的
[50:38]	I can’t say I approve of this.	这是未经我批准的
[50:42]	But I suppose…	但是……
[50:46]	…exceptions can be made.	凡事总有例外
[50:58]	Lock them up!	锁门！
[51:02]	I almost forgot.	差点忘记了
[51:04]	I’d hate to deprive you of this.	我不能取走它的
[51:07]	Salvation lies within.	救赎之道就在其中
[51:09]	Yes, sir.	是的，先生
[51:19]	Tossing cells was just an excuse.	查房其实只是个藉口
[51:22]	Truth is…	事实上
[51:23]	… Norton wanted to size Andy up.	诺顿是想考察一下
[51:33]		“主的审判迅速降临”
[51:39]	My wife made that in church group.	我太太在教堂做的
[51:44]	Very nice, sir.	很不错，先生
[51:47]	You enjoy working the laundry?	喜欢洗衣房的工作吗？
[51:50]	No, sir. Not especially.	不，先生，不是特别喜欢
[51:53]	Perhaps we can find something more…	或许我们能做点别的……
[51:55]	…befitting a man of your education.	利用你的学识
[52:06]	Hey, Jake. Where’s Brooks?	杰克，布鲁斯呢？
[52:09]	I thought I heard you out here.	安迪，我听到你来了
[52:13]	I’ve been reassigned to you.	我来跟你工作
[52:14]	I know, they told me.	我知道，他们跟我说了
[52:18]	Ain’t that a kick in the head?	也是被踢伤的吗？
[52:20]	Well, I’ll give you the dime tour.	我来带你看看吧
[52:22]	Come on.	来吧
[52:25]	Well, here she is.	就在这儿
[52:27]	The Shawshank Prison Library.	肖申克监狱图书馆
[52:29]	National Geographics…	《国家地理》……
[52:32]	…Reader’s Digest condensed books…	《读者文摘》……
[52:35]	…and Louis L’Amour.	爱情小说……
[52:38]	Look magazine.	杂志……
[52:40]	Erle Stanley Gardners.	园艺指南
[52:42]	Every evening I load up the cart and make my rounds.	每晚我推车四处走
[52:46]	I enter the names on this clipboard here.	名字写在这板上
[52:49]	Easy, peasy, Japanese-y.	很容易的工作
[52:53]	– Any questions? – How long have you been librarian?	-有问题吗？ -你当了多久的图书管理员
[52:57]	I come here in ’05, and they made me librarian in 1912.	我1905年入狱，1912年在此工作
[53:02]	And have you ever had an assistant?	你一直都有助手吗？
[53:05]	No. Not much to it, really.	没有，工作不是那么忙
[53:08]	Why me? Why now?	那为什么现在让我来？
[53:09]	I don’t know.	我不知道
[53:11]	But it’d be nice to have some company down here.	但我很高兴有个伴
[53:14]		德福瑞恩
[53:25]	That’s him. That’s the one.	就是他
[53:35]	I’m Dekins.	我叫迪格斯
[53:37]	I was thinking…	我想……
[53:39]	…about setting up some kind of trust fund for my kids’ educations.	为儿子申请助学金
[53:47]	I see.	我明白了
[53:53]	Why don’t we have a seat and talk it over.	坐下来谈好吗？
[53:59]	Do you have a piece of paper and a pencil?	布鲁斯，你有纸和笔吗？
[54:14]	Thanks.	谢谢
[54:16]	So…	那么
[54:19]	Mister Dekins…	迪格斯先生
[54:21]	And then Andy says, ” Mr. Dekins…	接着安迪问迪格斯
[54:23]	…do you want your sons to go to Harvard or Yale?”	你想让你的儿子去哈佛还是耶鲁？
[54:27]	He didn’t say that!	他没有这样说
[54:28]	As God as my witness!	上帝可以作证
[54:31]	Dekins blinked for a second…	迪格斯愣了一会儿
[54:33]	…then he laughed and actually shook Andy’s hand.	傻笑着和安迪握手
[54:36]	– My ass! – Shook his hand.	老天！和他握手
[54:39]	I tell you, I near soiled myself!	我告诉你们，我感到……
[54:42]	All he needed was a suit and tie and a jiggly hula gal on his desk…	安迪若穿上那套衣服
[54:46]	…he’d have been “Mr. Dufresne,” if you please.	他就会变成德福瑞恩先生的了
[54:49]	Making a few friends?	安迪，又交上新朋友了？
[54:52]	I wouldn’t say “friends.”	我不认为是朋友
[54:54]	I’m a convicted murderer who provides sound financial planning.	我是一个能提供准确财政计划的谋杀犯
[54:58]	It’s a wonderful pet to have.	只是某人不错的仆人
[55:01]	Got you out of the laundry, though.	至少可以令你离开洗衣房
[55:03]	It might do more than that.	可能不是那么简单的
[55:05]	How about expanding the library. Get some new books.	我打算扩大图书馆，找点新书
[55:08]	If you ask for something, ask for a pool table.	还是找张台球桌吧
[55:12]	How do you expect to do that? I mean…	你打算怎么做，我是说
[55:15]	…get new books in here, “Mr. Dufresne, if you please.”	怎么得到新书，向谁请求
[55:19]	I’ll ask the warden for funds.	我会向典狱长要钱
[55:22]	Six wardens have been through here in my tenure, and I’ve learned…	噢，孩子，孩子，我经历了六个典狱长，懂得了一条
[55:26]	…one immutable, universal truth:	一个事实，宇宙真理
[55:29]	Not one born whose asshole…	那个人还没有生出来
[55:30]	…wouldn’t pucker up tighter than a snare drum when you ask for funds.	你向他们提出定遭拒绝的
[55:36]	– The budget’s stretched thin as it is. – I see.	-预算不够用 -我知道
[55:39]	Maybe I could write the state senate and request funds from them.	或许我写信向参议员提出
[55:43]	They have only three ways to spend the taxpayers’ money for prisons:	只有三种情况能动纳税人的钱
[55:47]	More walls, more bars, more guards.	多建围墙、多建牢房和增加监狱
[55:50]	I’d like to try, with permission. A letter a week.	若你批准，我想尝试一下，每周一封信
[55:53]	– They can’t ignore me forever. – Sure can.	-他们不能永不理会 -当然能够
[55:56]	But you write your letters if it makes you happy.	如果你写着高兴那就写吧
[55:59]	I’ll even mail them for you. How’s that?	我来替你寄出，怎样？
[56:03]	So Andy started writing a letter a week…	就这样，安迪开始每周写一封信
[56:06]	… just like he said.	就像他说得那样
[56:12]	And like Norton said…	但如诺顿所说
[56:14]	… Andy got no answers.	一直都无回覆
[56:24]	The following April, he did tax returns for half the guards at Shawshank.	过了四月，安迪已帮半数狱警们报税
[56:31]	Year after that, he did them all…	后来，全都找他帮忙了
[56:33]	… including the warden’s.	连典狱长纳税务都由他处理
[56:37]	Year after that, they rescheduled the intramural season…	后来，他们安排
[56:40]	… to coincide with tax season.	球队在税季中比赛
[56:44]	The guards on the opposing teams all remembered to bring their W-2s.	所有的球队都带着报税表
[56:49]	So Moresby Prison…	所以莫尔斯比监狱……
[56:50]	…issued you a gun, but you paid for it.	配给你一支枪，但要你自己付钱
[56:53]	Right. The holster too.	对，连手枪皮套也是
[56:54]	That’s tax-deductible. You can write that off.	那可以减免税款，你可把它记下来
[56:57]	Yes, sir! Andy was a regular cottage industry.	是的！安迪就像一个正常的会计师
[57:01]	In fact, it got so busy at tax time, he was allowed a staff.	事实上，在税季中他如此的忙，允许有一个帮手
[57:06]	Could you hand me a stack of 1040s?	瑞德，你可以取1040号表格来吗？
[57:08]	Got me out of the wood shop a month out of the year, and that was fine by me.	每年有一个月离开监狱去木工场做工
[57:14]	And still, he kept sending those letters.	同时，安迪仍旧不断的写信
[57:24]	It’s Brooks.	安迪、瑞德，布鲁斯出事了
[57:26]	Watch the door.	看着门
[57:28]	Please, Brooks.	冷静点，布鲁斯
[57:30]	– Calm the fuck down. – Stay back!	千万别冲动，放下来！
[57:32]	– Stay back, goddamn it! – What’s going on?	-放下来，该死！ -发生什么事？
[57:35]	One second he’s fine, then out come the knives.	他突然掏出刀来
[57:38]	We can talk about this, right?	有事慢慢商量好吗？
[57:40]	There’s nothing to talk about. I’ll cut his fucking throat.	没商量余地的，我要割断他的喉咙
[57:44]	What’s he done to you?	他有什么对不起你？
[57:46]	It’s what they done!	去问狱警吧
[57:48]	I got no choice.	我别无选择
[57:50]	You won’t hurt Heywood. We all know that.	我们都知道，你不会伤害海伍德的
[57:52]	– Right, Heywood? – Sure.	-对吗，海伍德？ -是的
[57:55]	He’s a friend of yours, and Brooks is a reasonable man.	他是你的朋友，布鲁斯是讲道理的
[57:58]	Right, guys?	对吗？
[58:00]	So put the knife down. Look at me.	那么把刀放下，看着我
[58:03]	Put the knife down.	把刀放下
[58:07]	Look at his neck, for God’s sake.	看看他的脖子
[58:10]	Look at his neck. He’s bleeding.	看看他的脖子，他在流血
[58:13]	It’s the only way…	这是唯一
[58:15]	…they’d let me stay.	使我留在这里的办法
[58:17]	This is crazy. You don’t want to do this.	你疯了，你不会这样做的
[58:20]	Put it, put it down.	放下，放下刀
[58:31]	Take it easy.	放松
[58:33]	You’ll be all right.	一切都会好的
[58:36]	Him? What about me?	他？那么我呢？
[58:37]	Crazy old fool damn near cut my throat!	这个愚蠢的疯子差点割断我的喉咙
[58:40]	You’ve had worse from shaving.	你就连刮胡子也比这刮得厉害
[58:42]	What did you do to set him off?	究竟怎么会这样？
[58:44]	Nothing. I come in here to say farewell.	没什么，我只是进来和他道别
[58:47]	Ain’t you heard? His parole’s come through.	难到你没听说？他获得假释
[58:52]	I just don’t understand what happened in there.	我就是不明白，发生什么了
[58:55]	Old man’s crazy as a rat in a tin shithouse.	老家伙疯了
[58:58]	That’s enough out of you.	够了
[59:00]	– Heard he had you shitting your pants. – Fuck you.	-我听说你吓得尿流 -去你妈的
[59:03]	IKnock it off.	不要说了！
[59:06]	Brooks ain’t no bug.	布鲁斯不是疯了
[59:11]	He’s just institutionalized.	他只是被体制化了
[59:14]	“Institutionalized,” my ass.	体制化？什么东西？
[59:16]	The man’s been in here 50 years, Heywood, 50 years!	他在此已有五十年了，海伍德，五十年！
[59:20]	This is all he knows.	这是他唯一认识的地方
[59:22]	In here, he’s an important man…	在这儿，他是个重要的人
[59:25]	…an educated man.	一个有教养的人
[59:27]	Outside, he’s nothing.	在外面，他什么都不是
[59:29]	Just a used-up con with arthritis in both hands.	只是一个假释出来的囚犯
[59:32]	Probably couldn’t get a library card if he tried.	申请张借书证都有困难
[59:36]	You know what I’m trying to say?	你明白我说的话吗？
[59:38]	I do believe you’re talking out of your ass.	瑞德，我相信你说是屁话
[59:43]	You believe whatever you want.	怎么想随你吧
[59:45]	But I tell you these walls are funny.	我告诉你，这些围墙很有趣的
[59:49]	First you hate them.	开始，你恨它们
[59:53]	Then you get used to them.	接着，你适应了它们
[59:57]	Enough time passes…	时间久了
[59:59]	…you get so you depend on them.	你开始离不开它们
[1:00:02]	That’s “institutionalized.”	那就是被体制化了
[1:00:06]	– I could never get like that. – Oh, yeah?	-我永远不会那样的 -对吗？
[1:00:10]	Wait till you’ve been here as long as Brooks.	因为你没布鲁斯那样长时间在此
[1:00:13]	Goddamn right.	太对了
[1:00:17]	They send you here for life…	他们把你送到这里来生活
[1:00:20]	…that’s exactly what they take.	这就是他们确实想要做的
[1:00:24]	Part that counts, anyway.	无论怎样已经部分达到了
[1:00:34]	I can’t take care of you no more, Jake.	我不能再照顾你了，杰克
[1:00:38]	You go on now.	你走吧
[1:00:41]	You’re free.	你自由了
[1:00:43]	You’re free.	你自由了
[1:01:04]	Good luck, Brooksie.	布鲁斯，祝你好运
[1:01:44]	Dear fellas:	大家好
[1:01:45]	I can’t believe how fast things move on the outside.	外面的改变令我难以想像
[1:01:51]	Watch it, old-timer! Want to get killed?	老头，找死啊？
[1:01:55]	I saw an automobile once when I was a kid…	我童年时只见过一次汽车
[1:01:59]	… but now they’re everywhere.	但现在到处都是
[1:02:05]	The world went and got itself in a big damn hurry.	世界在一片巨大的忙碌之中
[1:02:25]	The parole board got me into this halfway house…	假释委员会给我安排了中途宿舍
[1:02:29]	… called “The Brewer”…	叫做“酿酒人”
[1:02:31]	… and a job…	和一份工作
[1:02:33]	… bagging groceries at the Food-Way.	在一家杂货店里包装食物
[1:02:37]	It’s hard work and I try to keep up…	虽然很辛苦，但我很努力工作
[1:02:40]	… but my hands hurt most of the time.	我的手经常感到酸痛
[1:02:42]	Make sure your man double-bags.	记得用两层袋
[1:02:45]	Last time, the bottom near came out.	上次几乎穿底了
[1:02:47]	Make sure you double-bag like the lady says. Understand?	听到那女士说的吗？
[1:02:50]	Yes, sir. Surely will.	是的，先生
[1:02:52]	I don’t think the store manager likes me very much.	我想那店主不太喜欢我
[1:02:58]	Sometimes after work, I go to the park and feed the birds.	有时工作完后，我到公园里去喂那些鸽子
[1:03:03]	I keep thinking…	我一直希望
[1:03:05]	… Jake might just show up and say hello.	杰克会飞来和我打招呼
[1:03:09]	But he never does.	但它从未来过
[1:03:12]	I hope, wherever he is, he’s doing okay and making new friends.	我希望，不管在哪，它都过的很好，又交到新朋友
[1:03:21]	I have trouble sleeping at night.	晚上我不能入睡
[1:03:24]	I have bad dreams like I’m falling.	经常作恶梦，身体像一直往下掉
[1:03:27]	I wake up scared.	醒来时感到恐惧
[1:03:30]	Sometimes it takes me a while to remember where I am.	要想一会儿才知道自己在哪儿
[1:03:35]	Maybe I should get a gun and rob the Food-Way so they’d send me home.	也许我该用枪打劫，让他们好送我回家
[1:03:41]	I could shoot the manager while I was at it. Sort of like a bonus.	我可以打死那个店主，当作额外补助
[1:03:47]	I guess I’m too old for that sort of nonsense anymore.	但我已经太老了，再也干不了这种蠢事
[1:03:51]	I don’t like it here.	我不喜欢这地方
[1:03:53]	I’m tired of being afraid all the time. I’ve decided…	它令我感到害怕，我决定……
[1:03:58]	… not to stay.	离开
[1:04:10]	I doubt they’ll kick up any fuss…	我怀疑他们会争论
[1:04:13]	… not for an old crook like me.	但不是为我这个老坏蛋
[1:05:03]		“老布来此一游”
[1:05:19]	“I doubt they’ll kick up any fuss, not for an old crook like me.	我怀疑他们会争论，但不是为我这种老坏蛋
[1:05:24]	P.S. Tell Heywood I’m sorry I put a knife to his throat.	另外，跟海伍德说，上次的事很对不起，别放在心上
[1:05:28]	No hard feelings. Brooks.”	不再有痛苦的感觉了，布鲁斯
[1:05:41]	He should have died in here.	他应该死在这儿
[1:05:48]	What the fuck have you done?	你该死的做了什么？
[1:05:50]	It’s a goddamn mess, I’ll tell you that.	一团糟，我来告诉你
[1:05:58]	– What’s all this? – You tell me. They’re addressed to you.	-这些都是什么？ -你告诉我，全都寄给你的
[1:06:03]	Take it.	拿着
[1:06:13]	“Dear Mr. Dufresne:	亲爱的德弗瑞恩先生
[1:06:16]	In response to your inquiries…	应你的来信请求，州政府拨给……
[1:06:18]	…the state has allocated the enclosed funds for your library project.”	你的图书馆计划经费
[1:06:23]	This is $ 200.	这是200元
[1:06:25]	“In addition, the library district has generously responded…	而州立图书馆
[1:06:29]	…with a donation of used books and sundries.	捐出旧书和日常用品
[1:06:32]	We trust this will fill your needs. We now consider the matter closed.	这些应是你所需要的，而此事亦告一段落
[1:06:36]	Please stop sending us letters.”	恳请阁下勿再来信
[1:06:38]	Clear all this out before the warden gets back.	典狱长回来前要清理好
[1:06:41]	Yes, sir.	知道
[1:06:47]	Good for you, Andy.	安迪，真不错
[1:06:51]	Wow!	哦！
[1:06:53]	It only took six years.	只用了六年时间
[1:06:57]	From now on, I’ll write two letters a week instead of one.	由现在起，我每星期写两封信
[1:06:59]	I believe you’re crazy enough. Get this stuff out…	你真的很疯狂，把这儿清理干净
[1:07:03]	…like he said.	照他说的办
[1:07:04]	I’ve got to pinch a loaf.	我去厕所
[1:07:06]	When I come back…	回来时
[1:07:07]	…this is all gone, all right?	不想见到这些书
[1:07:58]	Do you hear that?	安迪，听到了吗？
[1:09:08]	Dufresne!	德弗瑞恩！
[1:09:12]	Andy, let me out!	安迪，让我出去
[1:09:16]		安迪
[1:09:20]	I have no idea to this day what those two Italian ladies were singing about.	我到今天也没不明白，这两个意大利女人在唱着什么
[1:09:25]	Truth is, I don’t want to know.	事实上，我也不想去明白
[1:09:28]	Some things are best left unsaid.	有些东西不说更好
[1:09:34]	I like to think it was something so beautiful…	我想那是，如此的美
[1:09:37]	… it can’t be expressed in words…	无法用语言来形容
[1:09:39]	… and makes your heart ache because of it.	美得让你心痛
[1:09:44]	I tell you, those voices soared…	我告诉你，那声音飞翔
[1:09:47]	… higher and farther than anybody in a gray place dares to dream.	比在这个灰暗地方的任何一个人梦想的都要高远
[1:09:51]	It was like a beautiful bird flapped into our drab cage…	像一只美丽的小鸟，飞进了我们这灰色的鸟笼
[1:09:55]	… and made those walls dissolve away.	让这些围墙消失了
[1:09:58]	And for the briefest of moments…	在那一刻
[1:10:00]	… every last man at Shawshank felt free.	每个在肖申克的落伍者，感到了的自由
[1:10:06]	It pissed the warden off something awful.	但那令典狱长极度愤怒
[1:10:10]	Open the door.	开门
[1:10:14]	Open it up!	开门！
[1:10:17]	Dufresne, open this door!	德弗瑞恩，开门
[1:10:21]	Turn that off!	把它关掉！
[1:10:29]	I am warning you. Turn that off!	我警告你，德弗瑞恩！把它关掉
[1:10:45]		德弗瑞恩
[1:10:49]	You’re mine now.	你落到我手里了
[1:10:58]	Andy got two weeks in the hole for that little stunt.	安迪被关禁闭两周
[1:11:01]	On your feet.	站起来
[1:11:05]	– Hey, look who’s here. – Maestro!	-看看谁回来了 -大艺术家！
[1:11:09]	You couldn’t play something good, huh? Like Hank Williams?	你就不能放些好听的吗，嗯？比如汉克.威廉姆斯！
[1:11:13]	They broke the door down before I could take requests.	还没来得及接受点播，他们就破门进来了
[1:11:15]	– Was it worth two weeks? – Easiest time I ever did.	-被关了两周，值得吗？ -那是我最好的时光
[1:11:19]	– No such thing as easy time in the hole. – A week in the hole is like a year.	没有被关小号容易过的事，那个地方一个星期就像一年
[1:11:23]	– Damn straight. – I had Mr. Mozart to keep me company.	对，我有莫扎特先生陪我
[1:11:27]	So they let you tote that record player down there, huh?	他们让你带留声机到那儿？
[1:11:33]	It was in here.	它就在这儿
[1:11:35]	In here.	在这儿
[1:11:37]	That’s the beauty of music. They…	这就是音乐的魅力，他们……
[1:11:39]	…can’t get that from you.	不能把它从你这儿夺走
[1:11:45]	Haven’t you ever felt that way about music?	你们从没此感觉吗？
[1:11:49]	Well, I played a mean harmonica as a younger man.	我年轻时曾学过吹口琴
[1:11:53]	Lost interest in it, though.	可是，现在已经失去兴趣了
[1:11:55]	Didn’t make much sense in here.	因为在这里没有任何意义
[1:11:56]	Here’s where it makes the most sense.	这里才是它最有意义的地方
[1:11:59]	You need it so you don’t forget.	你需要它就不会忘记它
[1:12:01]	Forget?	忘记？
[1:12:03]	Forget that there are…	忘记有一些
[1:12:06]	…places…	地方
[1:12:09]	…in the world that aren’t made out of stone.	在这个世界上，不是用石头围成
[1:12:14]	There’s something…	有些东西……
[1:12:16]	…inside…	在内心……
[1:12:18]	…that they can’t get to…	不能到达……
[1:12:20]	…that they can’t touch.	……不能触摸
[1:12:22]	That’s yours.	属于你
[1:12:25]	What are you talking about?	你在说什么？
[1:12:27]	Hope.	希望
[1:12:30]	Hope.	希望
[1:12:33]	Let me tell you something, my friend.	我告诉你，我的朋友
[1:12:36]	Hope is a dangerous thing.	希望是很危险的东西
[1:12:39]	Hope can drive a man insane.	希望会让人疯狂
[1:12:42]	It’s got no use on the inside.	它在这儿没用
[1:12:45]	You’d better get used to that idea.	你最好习惯这想法
[1:12:49]	Like Brooks did?	就像布鲁斯？
[1:13:16]	Sit down.	坐下
[1:13:22]	Says here that you’ve served 30 years of a life sentence.	你因终身监禁在此三十年
[1:13:27]	You feel you’ve been rehabilitated?	觉得自己被改造了吗？
[1:13:29]	Oh, yes, sir.	是的，先生
[1:13:31]	Without a doubt.	毫无疑问
[1:13:34]	I can honestly say I’m a changed man.	老实说我己改过
[1:13:38]	No danger to society here.	我已不会危害社会
[1:13:41]	God’s honest truth.	上帝可以作证
[1:13:45]	Absolutely rehabilitated.	真的改变了
[1:13:52]		“不合格”
[1:13:57]	Thirty years.	三十年
[1:14:01]	Jesus, when you say it like that…	当你这样说时
[1:14:03]	You wonder where it went.	想过是怎样过的吗？
[1:14:07]	I wonder where 10 years went.	我在想十年是怎样过去的
[1:14:14]	Here.	这儿
[1:14:16]	A little parole rejection present.	这是庆祝你假释被拒绝的礼物
[1:14:20]	Go ahead and open it.	打来看看吧
[1:14:23]	Went through one of your competitors.	跟你的竞争对手买的
[1:14:25]	I hope you don’t mind. I wanted it to be a surprise.	别介意，我想让它给你一个惊喜
[1:14:38]	It’s very pretty.	它真漂亮
[1:14:42]	Thank you.	谢谢你
[1:14:45]	You going to play it?	你会用它来吹奏吗？
[1:14:51]	No.	不
[1:14:56]	Not right now.	不会是现在
[1:15:15]	Roll in!	关上！
[1:15:32]		“这个新女孩给你纪念十周年，安迪”
[1:15:53]	Lights out!	熄灯
[1:16:29]	Andy was as good as his word.	安迪说到做到……
[1:16:31]	He wrote two letters a week instead of one.	他每周写两封信
[1:16:36]	In 1959, the state senate finally clued in to the fact…	1959年，州议员最后终于面对现实
[1:16:40]	… they couldn’t buy him off with just a $ 200 check.	那200元的支票起不了作用
[1:16:44]	Appropriations Committee voted an annual payment of $500…	最后通过每年拨款500元
[1:16:48]	… just to shut him up.	来让他闭嘴
[1:16:50]	And you’d be amazed how far Andy could stretch it.	随后安迪所说的令你感到更意外
[1:16:53]	He made deals with book clubs, charity groups.	他跟读书会和慈善机构谈至
[1:16:56]	He bought remaindered books by the pound…	他用剩下来的钱来买书
[1:17:00]	Treasure Island.	《金银岛》
[1:17:02]	Robert Louis…	罗伯特・路易斯……
[1:17:03]	Stevenson.	斯蒂文森
[1:17:05]	Fiction, adventure.	科幻类，冒险类
[1:17:09]	What’s next?	下一本是什么？
[1:17:10]	I got here Auto Repair…	是汽车修理
[1:17:14]	…and Soap Carving.	和肥皂雕刻技术
[1:17:15]	Trade skills and hobbies. Under “Educational,” behind you.	技术与爱好，教育性那一栏
[1:17:18]	Count of Monte Crisco.	《基督山伯爵》
[1:17:21]	That’s “Cristo,” you dumb shit.	那书不值一看
[1:17:24]	By Alexandree…	作者是亚历山大……
[1:17:25]	…Dum-ass.	……什么……马
[1:17:27]	Dumb ass.	“草泥马”
[1:17:30]	Dumb ass?	“草泥马”？
[1:17:34]	Dumas. IKnow what that’s about?	是大仲马。德弗瑞恩，知道那是什么故事吗？
[1:17:39]	You’d like it. It’s about a prison break.	讲越狱的，你喜欢看的
[1:17:41]	We ought to file that under “Educational” too, oughtn’t we?	那我觉得应该发到“教育类”，对吧？
[1:17:45]	The rest of us did our best to pitch in when and where we could.	我们其余的随时尽可能帮忙
[1:17:50]	By the year Kennedy was shot…	到了肯尼迪遇刺那一年
[1:17:52]	… Andy had transformed a storage room smelling of turpentine…	安迪把一个充满松脂味的储藏间
[1:17:57]	… into the best prison library in New England…	变成了新英格兰州最好的的监狱图书馆
[1:18:01]	… complete with a fine selection of Hank Williams.	那里有最好的汉克威廉姆斯唱片集
[1:18:11]	That was also when Warden Norton…	那也是诺顿典狱长发展大计的一年
[1:18:13]	… instituted his famous “Inside Out” program.	推广他著名的“内在改造”计划
[1:18:17]	You may remember reading about it.	你可能从报纸上读到过
[1:18:19]	It made the papers and got his picture in Look magazine.	所有的媒体都刊出他的照片
[1:18:22]	It’s no free ride…	这不是放任的方式
[1:18:24]	…but rather a genuine progressive advance…	……而是一种真正的进步
[1:18:27]	…in corrections and rehabilitation.	……让犯人恢复道德
[1:18:30]	Our inmates, properly supervised…	收容人被适当的监督
[1:18:33]	…will be put to work outside these walls…	使他们能在外面工作
[1:18:36]	…performing all manner of public service.	为大众服务
[1:18:39]	These men can learn the value…	他们会懂得劳动的价值
[1:18:41]	…of an honest day’s labor and provide a service to the community…	为社会服务的诚实劳动
[1:18:45]	…at a bare minimum of expense to Mr. And Mrs. John Q. Taxpayer.	在最低耗支情况下，来利用纳税人的金钱
[1:18:51]	Of course he didn’t tell the press…	当然，诺顿没有跟报界说
[1:18:53]	… that “bare minimum of expense” is a fairly loose term.	“最低耗支”其实是相当不确切的说法
[1:18:57]	There are 100 different ways to skim off the top.	有很多办法能瞒天过海的
[1:19:00]	Men, materials, you name it.	人力，物力，你说多少就多少
[1:19:03]	And oh, my Lord, how the money rolled in!	上帝，钱是这样滚入！
[1:19:06]	At this rate, you’ll put me out of business.	继续这样，我不用干了
[1:19:09]	With this pool of slave labor, you can underbid any contractor in town.	有这些劳工，你可比这镇上的承包商出更低价
[1:19:14]	We’re providing a valuable community service.	我们提供有用的社区劳务
[1:19:17]	That’s fine for the papers, but I’ve got a family to feed.	对报界来说很动听，但我要养家活口的
[1:19:24]	We go back a long way.	我们走得太远
[1:19:26]	I need this highway contract. I don’t get it and I go under. That’s a fact.	我需要这份公路的合同，如果拿不到我就完了
[1:19:32]	You have some of this fine pie…	尝尝我的妻子给你特制的陷饼吧
[1:19:34]	…my missus made for you. You think about that.	好好考虑一下
[1:19:46]	I wouldn’t worry too much about this contract.	如果我是你对此合同并不担心
[1:19:49]	I already got my boys committed elsewhere.	我已把人手派至别处
[1:19:54]	You be sure and thank Maisie for this fine pie.	谢谢你太太的糕饼
[1:19:58]	And behind every shady deal…	每笔暗盘交易下
[1:20:01]	… behind every dollar earned…	赚来的每一分钱
[1:20:03]	… there was Andy, keeping the books.	都是由安迪来作记录的
[1:20:07]	Two deposits.	两笔存款
[1:20:08]	Maine National and New England First. Night drops as always, sir.	文尼国际和新格兰，一天又过去了
[1:20:43]	Get my stuff to the laundry. Two suits for dry-clean and a bag of whatnot.	-把我的东西拿到洗衣房 -两套衣服要干洗的，还有架上的袋子
[1:20:48]	If they over-starch my shirts again, they’ll hear from me.	如果他们再把我的衬衫浆过了头，有他们好受的
[1:20:51]	How do I look?	我看上去怎么样？
[1:20:54]	– Very nice. – Big charity to-do up Portland way.	-很不错 -这是盛大的慈善晚会
[1:20:56]	Governor will be there.	州长也会出席
[1:20:59]	You want the rest of this?	你要剩下的这些吗？
[1:21:02]	Woman can’t bake worth shit.	烤的太难吃
[1:21:05]	Thank you, sir.	谢谢，长官
[1:21:09]	He’s got his fingers in a lot of pies, from what I hear.	我听说这样的派，他收了不少
[1:21:13]	He’s got scams you haven’t even dreamed of. IKickbacks on his kickbacks.	他有你想象不到的手段，回扣、酬金..
[1:21:18]	A river of dirty money running through here.	黑钱像河一样流过这里
[1:21:21]	Sooner or later, he’ll have to explain where it came from.	但他迟早得解释钱是从何而来的
[1:21:25]	That’s where I come in.	这就是我牵涉其中的原因
[1:21:27]	I channel it. Filter it. Funnel it.	我安排了一切来过滤
[1:21:29]	Stocks, securities, tax-free municipals.	股票、债券、市政免税……
[1:21:33]	I send it out into the real world, and when it comes back…	我把钱送到外面，等它们回来的时候……
[1:21:36]	– Clean as a virgin’s honeypot, huh? – Cleaner.	-纯洁得就像个处女 -像洗衣机
[1:21:40]	By the time Norton retires, I’ll have made him a millionaire.	到诺顿退休的时候，我已让他成为百万富翁了
[1:21:46]	If they ever catch on, he’ll wind up in here wearing a number himself.	如果被他们抓住的话，他将在自己的监狱穿上这样的号码服
[1:21:50]	I thought you had more faith in me than that.	看来你对我没有信心
[1:21:53]	I know you’re good, but all that paper leaves a trail.	我知道你很能干，但是总会蛛丝马迹留下
[1:21:57]	Now anybody gets curious, FBI, IRS…	只要有人想细查，FBI，国税局
[1:22:00]	…whatever.	不管怎样
[1:22:02]	It’ll lead to somebody.	总会有人被牵扯
[1:22:03]	Sure it is, but not to me, and certainly not to the warden.	是的，但不会是我，也不会是典狱长
[1:22:11]	All right, who?	那会是谁？
[1:22:13]	Randall Stevens.	兰度・史蒂文
[1:22:15]	Who?	谁？
[1:22:16]	The “silent” silent partner.	从不出声的拍档
[1:22:18]	He’s the guilty one, the man with the bank accounts.	他是帐户的持有者，他才有罪
[1:22:21]	It’s where the filtering process starts.	他那里是过滤黑钱过程的起点
[1:22:24]	They trace anything, it’ll just lead to him.	不管他们如何调查，都只会查到他
[1:22:27]	But who is he?	他是什么人？
[1:22:29]	He’s a phantom, an apparition. Second cousin to Harvey the Rabbit.	他是一个幻影，幽灵，是兔子哈维的第二个表弟
[1:22:34]	I conjured him…	我凭空……
[1:22:35]	…out of thin air.	造出他来
[1:22:37]	He doesn’t exist, except on paper.	他只存在于文件中罢了
[1:22:43]	You can’t just make a person up.	你不能只这么捏造一个人
[1:22:46]	Sure you can, if you know how the system works.	当然可以，如果你知道我们社会系统的漏洞
[1:22:49]	It’s amazing what you can accomplish by mail.	吃惊的是邮政就能帮你做到
[1:22:52]	Mr. Stevens has a birth certificate…	史蒂文先生有出生证明书
[1:22:55]	…driver’s license, Social Security.	驾驶执照和社会编号
[1:22:58]	You’re shitting me.	你在说笑
[1:22:59]	If they trace any accounts, they’ll wind up chasing…	他们追查帐户的话，只是在追查
[1:23:02]	…a figment of my imagination.	我幻想出来的人
[1:23:04]	Well, I’ll be damned!	喔，该死
[1:23:08]	Did I say you were good?	我没说过你很能干吗？
[1:23:10]	Shit, you are Rembrandt.	该死，你简直是伦勃朗
[1:23:12]	The funny thing is…	有趣的是
[1:23:14]	…on the outside, I was an honest man, straight as an arrow.	……在外面，我是个诚实的人，正直得像杆直箭
[1:23:19]	I had to come to prison to be a crook.	变成骗子就不得不到监狱里来
[1:23:30]	Ever bother you?	你担心过吗？
[1:23:33]	I don’t run the scams. I just process the profits.	我没参与，我只是处理收益
[1:23:36]	A fine line, maybe…	一条好的分界线，也许吧
[1:23:38]	…but I also built that library…	不过我也建起了图书馆
[1:23:41]	…and used it to help guys get their high school diploma.	来帮助囚犯取得高中文凭
[1:23:44]	Why do you think he lets me do all that?	你可知他会何会让我做所有这些？
[1:23:46]	IKeep you happy and doing the laundry.	让你开心，好帮他“清洗”……
[1:23:49]	Money instead of sheets.	洗的是钱而非床单
[1:23:51]	Well, I work cheap. That’s the tradeoff.	让我工作轻松，那是交易
[1:24:10]	Tommy Williams came to Shawshank in 1965…	汤姆・威廉姆斯1965年到肖申克监狱服刑
[1:24:13]	… on a two-year stretch for B and E.	因非法入室行窃，被判两年监禁
[1:24:16]	That’s breaking and entering to you.	那是对私人的非法入侵
[1:24:18]	Cops caught him sneaking TV sets out the back door of a JC Penney.	警察在佩妮家后门抓到，他在电视旁鬼鬼祟祟的
[1:24:23]	Young punk.	年轻的朋克
[1:24:25]	Mr. Rock ‘n’ Roll…	“摇滚”先生
[1:24:26]	… cocky as hell.	过于自大
[1:24:28]	Come on, old boys. Moving like molasses!	快点，老家伙们，慢得跟糖浆一样
[1:24:31]	Making me look bad.	我干着急
[1:24:33]	We liked him immediately.	我们马上就喜欢上他了
[1:24:35]	I’m backing out the door and I got the TV like this.	我从后门出来，像这样捧着电视机
[1:24:39]	A big old thing. I couldn’t see shit. Then I hear this voice.	一件大的老家伙，我都看不到了，然后我听到这个声音
[1:24:43]	“Freeze, kid, hands in the air.”	别动，举起手来！
[1:24:46]	I was standing there, holding onto that TV. Finally the voice says:	我站在那里，捧着电视机，他又说：
[1:24:51]	“You hear what I said, boy?” I say, ” Yes, sir. I did.	“你听到我说的吗？”，我说，“是的，先生”
[1:24:55]	But if I drop this, you get me on destruction of property too.”	但我掉落东西，你会告我毁坏他人财物
[1:25:03]	You done some stretch in Cashman, right?	你曾在卡士文服刑，是吗？
[1:25:05]	Yeah, that was an easy piece of time, let me tell you.	是的，那儿要好过得多
[1:25:10]	Weekend furloughs. Work programs.	周末有休假，工作也很有计划
[1:25:12]	Not like here.	不像这里
[1:25:13]	Sounds like you done time all over.	看来你在新英格兰都呆在车里
[1:25:16]	I’ve been in and out since I was 13.	我十三岁出道，哪里都去过
[1:25:19]	Name it, chances are I’ve been there.	说说看，也许我也去过那里
[1:25:21]	Perhaps you should try a new profession.	也许你应转行了
[1:25:25]	What I mean is…	我是说
[1:25:27]	…you’re not a very good thief. You should try something else.	……你不是个一流的小偷，你该试试别的
[1:25:30]	Yeah, what the hell you know about it, Capone?	是吗？你以为你懂这个？
[1:25:34]	What are you in for?	你怎会进来的？
[1:25:36]	Me?	我吗？
[1:25:39]	A lawyer fucked me.	律师坑了我
[1:25:45]	Everybody’s innocent in here. Don’t you know that?	这儿所有人都是无辜的，你不知道吗？
[1:25:55]	As it turned out, Tommy had himself a young wife and a new baby girl.	后来知道，汤姆竟然有妻子和刚出生的女儿
[1:26:00]	Maybe he thought of them on the streets…	也许他想到她们在街上流荡
[1:26:03]	… or his child growing up not knowing her daddy.	孩子长大却不知道父亲是谁
[1:26:06]	Whatever it was…	不管为什么，总之
[1:26:07]	… something lit a fire under that boy’s ass.	他竟努力起来了
[1:26:13]	Thought I might try for my high school equivalency.	我想考取高校文凭
[1:26:17]	Hear you helped a couple of fellas with that.	听说你已经帮了很多人了
[1:26:20]	I don’t waste time with losers, Tommy.	我不会在失败者身上浪费时间的
[1:26:24]	I ain’t no goddamn loser.	我再也不是失败者了
[1:26:28]	– You mean that? – Yeah.	-你当真？ -是
[1:26:32]	You really mean that?	你真的是认真的？
[1:26:34]	Yes, sir, I do.	是的，先生，绝对是真的
[1:26:36]	Good. Because if we do this…	好，因为我们要做就要……
[1:26:38]	…we do it all the way, a hundred percent, nothing half-assed.	……有始有终，绝对不能半途而废
[1:26:42]	Thing is, see…	问题是……
[1:26:45]	…I don’t read so good.	我识字不多
[1:26:48]	“Well.”	好吧
[1:26:51]	You don’t read…	你不识字
[1:26:53]	…so well.	就这样
[1:26:57]	We’ll get to that.	我们就由它开始
[1:27:03]	So Andy took Tommy under his wing.	就这样，安迪开始给汤姆上课
[1:27:05]	Started walking him through his ABC’s.	从最基础的字母开始教
[1:27:10]	Tommy took to it pretty well too.	汤姆学得很快
[1:27:12]	Boy found brains he never knew he had.	从不知道自己的聪明
[1:27:18]	Before long, Andy started him on his course requirements.	没过多久，安迪开始教他课程内容
[1:27:21]	He really liked the kid.	他很喜欢这个孩子
[1:27:23]	Gave him a thrill to help a youngster crawl off the shit heap.	帮一个孩子上进让他很快乐
[1:27:27]	But that wasn’t the only reason.	但那不是唯一的原因
[1:27:30]	Prison time is slow time.	监狱里的日子很缓慢
[1:27:33]	So you do what you can to keep going.	要用某些事情来消磨时间
[1:27:36]	Some fellas collect stamps.	有人收集邮票
[1:27:38]	Others build matchstick houses.	有人收集火柴盒
[1:27:41]	Andy built a library.	安迪建起了图书馆
[1:27:44]	Now he needed a new project.	现在他需要新的计划
[1:27:47]	Tommy was it.	那就是汤姆
[1:27:49]	It was the same reason he spent years shaping and polishing those rocks.	那和他多年来雕磨石头的原因一样
[1:27:54]	The same reason he hung his fantasy girlies on the wall.	也如同他把美女的画像挂在墙上的原因
[1:27:58]	In prison…	在监狱里
[1:28:00]	… a man will do most anything to keep his mind occupied.	一个人不能让心里空着
[1:28:04]	By 1966, right about the time Tommy was getting ready to take his exams…	在1966年，汤姆刚要参加考试的时候
[1:28:09]	… it was lovely Raquel.	可爱的瑞奎尔（Raquel）出现了
[1:28:28]	Time.	时间到
[1:28:35]	Well?	好了吗？
[1:28:38]	Well, it’s for shit.	真的是一团糟
[1:28:40]	I wasted a whole year of my time with this bullshit.	我白花了一年时间在这狗屎上面
[1:28:43]	It’s probably not that bad.	也许没有你想的那么糟
[1:28:45]	I didn’t get a thing right. It might as well have been in Chinese.	比我想像中的还要糟，就像在考中文
[1:28:49]	Let’s see how the score comes out.	看看你得了多少分？
[1:28:51]	I’ll tell you how the goddamn score comes out.	我来告诉你吧
[1:28:56]	Two points, right there!	两分
[1:28:58]	There’s your goddamn score!	那就是你该死的考试
[1:29:00]	Goddamn cats crawling up trees, 5 times 5 is 25…	什么猫爬上树，5乘以5是25
[1:29:04]	Fuck this place!	去死吧
[1:29:06]	Fuck it!	他妈的
[1:29:26]	I feel bad.	我感觉很差
[1:29:28]	I let him down.	我令他失望了
[1:29:29]	That’s crap, kid.	不是这样，孩子
[1:29:31]	He’s proud of you.	他以你为荣
[1:29:33]	We’re old friends, I know him as good as anybody.	我跟他是老朋友，我很清楚他的性格
[1:29:36]	Smart fellow, ain’t he?	聪明的伙伴，不是吗？
[1:29:38]	Smart as they come. He was a banker on the outside.	就像刚进来时一样聪明，他以前是个银行家
[1:29:41]	What’s he in here for anyway?	他为什么被抓进来？
[1:29:44]	Murder.	谋杀
[1:29:46]	The hell, you say.	你说什么？
[1:29:50]	You wouldn’t think it to look at the guy.	人不可以貌相
[1:29:53]	Caught his wife in bed with some golf pro. Greased them both.	在床上捉到妻子和一个高尔夫选手，把他们两个一起解决了
[1:30:05]	What?	怎么了?
[1:30:07]	About four years ago…	大约四年前
[1:30:10]	…I was in Thomaston on a two-to-three stretch.	我在汤玛斯狱服刑
[1:30:14]	I stole a car.	我偷了一辆车
[1:30:16]	It was a dumb-fuck thing to do.	这是很不应该的事
[1:30:19]	About six months left to go…	在出狱前六个月
[1:30:21]	…I get a new cellmate in.	我有了个新同房
[1:30:24]	Elmo Blatch.	艾马・布莱奇
[1:30:26]	Big, twitchy fucker.	一个强壮、暴躁的混蛋
[1:30:28]	IKind of roomie you pray you don’t get. You know what I’m saying?	人见人憎的那种，明白我的意思吗？
[1:30:32]	Six-to-twelve, armed burglary.	刑期是六到十二年，持械抢劫
[1:30:35]	Said he pulled hundreds of jobs.	他说自己犯了不少案子
[1:30:37]	Hard to believe, high-strung as he was. You cut a loud fart, he jumped three feet.	难以相信，他很容易激动，你放个屁，他就暴跳如雷
[1:30:43]	Talked all the time too. That’s the other thing. He never shut up.	整天说个不停，从不闭嘴
[1:30:48]	Places he’d been in…	他谈他去过的地方
[1:30:50]	…jobs he’d pulled, women he fucked.	他干过的案子，上过的女人
[1:30:54]	Even people he killed.	和他杀的人
[1:30:57]	People who “gave him shit.”	那些让他不爽的人
[1:31:00]	That’s how he put it.	他是这么说的
[1:31:05]	So one night, like a joke…	有天晚上，我开玩笑的说
[1:31:08]	…I say to him, “Elmo, who did you kill?”	我问他，艾马，你杀了谁？
[1:31:11]	So he says:	他说……
[1:31:13]	I got me this job one time, busing tables at a country club…	有次我在乡村俱乐部打工
[1:31:17]	…so I could case all these big rich pricks that come in.	看到来的人都非富则贵
[1:31:23]	So I pick out this guy…	所以我选了一个家伙
[1:31:26]	…go in one night…	有天晚上到他家里去
[1:31:28]	…and do his place.	抢劫东西
[1:31:31]	He wakes up…	他醒过来
[1:31:33]	…and gives me shit.	令我很不爽
[1:31:36]	So I killed him.	所以我杀了他
[1:31:40]	Him and this tasty bitch he was with.	他和他的情妇
[1:31:44]	And that’s the best part.	那是最精彩的部分
[1:31:47]	She’s fucking this prick, see…	她在和这个职业高尔夫球手做爱
[1:31:49]	…this golf pro, but she’s married to some other guy.	但她是个有夫之妇
[1:31:53]	Some hotshot banker.	她丈夫是个银行家
[1:31:57]	And he’s the one they pinned it on.	而他竟成了替罪羊
[1:32:11]	I have to say that’s the most amazing story I ever heard.	这是我听过的最震惊的故事
[1:32:16]	What amazes me most is you’d be taken in by it.	更让我吃惊的是，你竟然相信了它
[1:32:19]	Sir?	先生？
[1:32:23]	It’s obvious this fellow Williams is impressed with you.	很明显威廉姆斯很喜欢你
[1:32:27]	He hears your tale of woe and naturally wants to cheer you up.	他知道你的事后想让你振作起来
[1:32:31]	He’s young, not terribly bright.	他还年轻，不怎么明事理
[1:32:34]	It’s not surprising he wouldn’t know what a state he put you in.	他根本不明白这对你意味着什么，这并不奇怪
[1:32:38]	Sir, he’s telling the truth.	狱长，他讲的是事实
[1:32:40]	Let’s say for the moment this Blatch does exist.	就说这个，如果有布莱奇这个人的话
[1:32:44]	You think he’d just fall to his knees and cry, ” Yes, I did it. I confess.	你认为他会跪下来，哭着说“是我做的，我坦白”
[1:32:49]	By the way, add a life term to my sentence.”	方便的话，给我加个终身监禁吧
[1:32:52]	With Tommy’s testimony, I can get a new trial.	但是汤姆的证供能让我的案子重审
[1:32:55]	That’s assuming Blatch is still there.	前提是布莱奇在那狱中
[1:32:58]	Chances are, he’d be released by now.	也许他现在已经获释了
[1:33:00]	They’d have his last known address.	他们应该有他的住址的
[1:33:03]	It’s a chance, isn’t it?	这是个机会，对吗？
[1:33:07]	How can you be so obtuse?	你怎会这么愚蠢？
[1:33:10]	What?	什么？
[1:33:12]	What did you call me?	你说什么？
[1:33:14]	Obtuse. Is it deliberate?	愚蠢，这是故意说的？
[1:33:16]	You’re forgetting yourself.	你忘记你自己的身份了
[1:33:18]	The country club will have his old timecards.	俱乐部会有他的工作记录卡的记录……
[1:33:21]	Records, W-2s with his name on them.	和有他名字的报税表
[1:33:24]	If you want to indulge this fantasy, it’s your business.	你要继续幻想的话，那是你的事
[1:33:27]	Don’t make it mine. This meeting is over.	不要影响我，谈话结束
[1:33:29]	If I got out, I’d never mention what happens here.	如果我能出去的话，我不会提起这里发生的一切
[1:33:33]	I’d be as indictable as you for laundering that money.	我可以继续为你洗黑钱
[1:33:38]	Don’t ever mention money to me, you son of a bitch!	永远不许和我提钱的事，你这个婊子养的
[1:33:41]	Not in this office…	不许在这间办公室
[1:33:43]	…not anywhere. Get in here, now!	不许在任何地方
[1:33:44]	I just wanted to put you at ease, that’s all.	进来
[1:33:45]		我只是想让你放心，没别的意恩
[1:33:48]	Solitary. A month.	-禁闭室，一个月 -是，长官
[1:33:50]	What’s wrong with you?	你怎么了？
[1:33:52]	Get him out of here.	把他带出去
[1:33:53]	This is my chance to get out!	这是我出去的唯一的机会
[1:33:55]	It’s my life! Understand?!	这是我的人生！你明白吗？
[1:33:57]	Get him out!	带他出去！带他出去！
[1:34:01]	A month in the hole.	关禁闭一个月
[1:34:03]	That’s the longest stretch I ever heard of.	这是我听到过的最严厉的惩罚
[1:34:06]	It’s all my fault.	这都是我的错
[1:34:07]	Bullshit.	废话
[1:34:10]	You didn’t pull the trigger or convict him.	事情不是由你而起的，或让他入罪
[1:34:13]	Are you saying Andy is innocent?	你是说安迪是清白的？
[1:34:15]	I mean, for real innocent?	我是说，真真正正的无辜的？
[1:34:17]	It looks that way.	看起来是
[1:34:19]	Sweet Jesus.	天啊
[1:34:21]	How long has he been here now?	他到这里有多久了？
[1:34:24]	1947. What is that? Nineteen years.	1947，那是多少，19年
[1:34:27]	– Williams, Thomas. – Yeah, over here.	-汤姆・威廉姆斯 -是，在这
[1:34:36]	What you got?	这是什么？
[1:34:37]	Board of Education.	校董会来的信
[1:34:39]	That son of a bitch mailed it.	他竟把它寄出去了
[1:34:41]	You going to open it or stand there with your thumb up your butt?	你会打开它吗？还是打自己的屁股？
[1:34:45]	Thumb up my butt sounds better.	打自己的屁股听起来好一点
[1:34:48]	Skeets, come on. Give me that, you shithead.	把它还给我，你他妈的
[1:34:51]	Floyd, come on.	别这样
[1:34:58]	Will you throw that away, please?	请你扔掉它，好吗？
[1:35:06]	Well, shit.	他妈的
[1:35:20]	The kid passed. C + average.	那孩子通过了，平均C+
[1:35:23]	Thought you’d like to know.	我想你会喜欢的
[1:35:41]	Warden wants to talk.	典狱长要见你
[1:35:56]	Out here?	就在这里？
[1:35:58]	That’s what the man said.	他是这么说的
[1:36:16]	Warden?	典狱长？
[1:36:18]		汤米
[1:36:27]	I’m asking you to keep this conversation just between us.	汤姆，我要你保证这次谈话只有我们两个知道
[1:36:33]	I feel awkward enough as it is.	我感到很艰难
[1:36:53]	We got a situation here.	这事的情形很特别
[1:36:56]	I think you can appreciate that.	我想你可以体会到
[1:36:59]	Yes, sir.	是的
[1:37:00]	I sure can.	我肯定
[1:37:02]	I tell you, son, this thing really came along and knocked my wind out.	告诉你，孩子，这件事让我承受很大压力
[1:37:07]	It’s got me up nights. That’s the truth.	让我半夜惊醒，真的
[1:37:12]	The right thing to do…	应该怎么做
[1:37:16]	…sometimes it’s hard to know what that is.	有时很难让人明白
[1:37:20]	Do you understand?	你明白了吗？
[1:37:24]	I need your help, son.	我需要你的帮助，孩子
[1:37:27]	If I’m going to move on this…	如果我要继续追查下去
[1:37:30]	…there can’t be the least little shred of doubt.	就不能有丝毫的疑点
[1:37:34]	I have to know…	我必须知道
[1:37:35]	…if what you told Dufresne was the truth.	你跟德弗瑞恩说的是事实吗？
[1:37:39]	Yes, sir.	千真万确
[1:37:41]	Absolutely.	那么你能在法官和陪审团面前……
[1:37:41]	Would you be willing to swear before a judge and jury…
[1:37:44]	…with your hand on the Good Book…	手放在圣经上……
[1:37:46]	…and take an oath before Almighty God himself?	向上帝发誓吗？
[1:37:49]	Just give me that chance.	只要你给我这个机会
[1:37:55]	That’s what I thought.	那也正是我认为的
[1:38:44]	I’m sure by now you’ve heard.	我想你已经听说……
[1:38:47]	Terrible thing.	那个坏消息了
[1:38:50]	A man that young…	一个这么年青的人
[1:38:52]	…less than a year to go, trying to escape.	还有一年就要出狱了，还想逃狱
[1:38:55]	Broke Captain Hadley’s heart to shoot him.	哈德利队长被迫开枪
[1:38:58]	Truly, it did.	那是事实
[1:39:03]	We just have to put it behind us.	我们不要再去提那件事了
[1:39:07]	Move on.	继续生活
[1:39:09]	I’m done.	我已经完了
[1:39:12]	Everything stops.	一切己结束了
[1:39:16]	Get someone else to run your scams.	找其他人帮你做吧
[1:39:19]	Nothing stops.	任何事都没停下来
[1:39:23]	Nothing.	任何事
[1:39:27]	Or you will do the hardest time there is.	否则你在此继续熬下去
[1:39:31]	No more protection from the guards.	再也没有警卫保护你
[1:39:33]	I’ll pull you out of that 1 -bunk Hilton and cast you down with the sodomites.	我会把你从单人牢房转到同性恋者那里
[1:39:40]	You’ll think you’ve been fucked by a train.	你会觉得你被火车操了
[1:39:43]	And the library?	至于图书馆？
[1:39:45]	Gone.	不存在了
[1:39:47]	Sealed off, brick by brick.	我们用书在院子里烤肉
[1:39:50]	We’ll have us a little book barbecue in the yard.	会被一块块的砖头封闭起来
[1:39:52]	They’ll see the flames for miles.	几英里以外都能看见火焰
[1:39:55]	We’ll dance around it like wild Injuns.	我们像土著人那样围着书跳舞
[1:39:59]	You understand me? Catching my drift?	你明白我的意思了吗？听懂了吗？
[1:40:06]	Or am I being obtuse?	或许我很愚蠢？
[1:40:20]	Give him another month to think about it.	再给他一个月时间考虑清楚
[1:41:09]	My wife used to say I’m a hard man to know.	我妻子曾说过我是个很难理解的人
[1:41:13]	Like a closed book.	像本合着的书
[1:41:16]	Complained about it all the time.	她经常这样抱怨
[1:41:19]	She was beautiful.	她很漂亮
[1:41:23]	God, I loved her.	上帝，我爱她
[1:41:28]	I didn’t know how to show it, that’s all.	只是我不知道如何表达我的感情
[1:41:33]	I killed her, Red.	我杀了她，瑞德
[1:41:36]	I didn’t pull the trigger…	虽然不是我开的枪
[1:41:40]	…but I drove her away.	但是我把她赶走的
[1:41:43]	That’s why she died, because of me…	她是因我而死的
[1:41:46]	…the way I am.	因为我对她的态度
[1:41:56]	That don’t make you a murderer.	那不能判你谋杀的
[1:42:01]	Bad husband, maybe.	只能说是坏丈夫
[1:42:07]	Feel bad about it if you want, but you didn’t pull the trigger.	你可以为此难过，但枪不是你开的
[1:42:10]	No, I didn’t.	不是我杀的
[1:42:12]	Somebody else did.	是别人干的
[1:42:15]	And I wound up in here.	我在这里做了替死鬼
[1:42:20]	Bad luck, I guess.	运气不好，我想
[1:42:27]	It floats around.	霉运到处漂浮
[1:42:29]	It’s got to land on somebody.	总要有人承受的
[1:42:32]	It was my turn, that’s all.	刚巧轮到我罢了
[1:42:35]	I was in the path of the tornado.	我刚好碰上了它
[1:42:44]	I just didn’t expect the storm would last as long as it has.	我只是没有想到会这么久
[1:42:52]	Think you’ll ever get out of here?	想过你有一天能出去吗？
[1:42:55]	Me?	我？
[1:42:59]	Yeah.	有
[1:43:01]	One day, when I got a long, white beard…	有一天，到我头发花白……
[1:43:04]	…and two or three marbles rolling around upstairs.	头昏眼花的时候
[1:43:09]	I tell you where I’d go.	我告诉你，我会到哪里去
[1:43:12]	Zihuatanejo.	圣哈塔尼奥
[1:43:14]	Say what?	什么？
[1:43:16]	Zihuatanejo.	圣哈塔尼奥
[1:43:19]	It’s in Mexico.	在墨西哥
[1:43:22]	A little place on the Pacific Ocean.	太平洋中的一个小地方
[1:43:25]	You know what the Mexicans say about the Pacific?	你知道墨西哥人怎么形容太平洋的
[1:43:30]	They say it has no memory.	他们说那里是没有记忆的地方
[1:43:34]	That’s where I want to live the rest of my life.	那就是我想渡过余生的地方
[1:43:38]	A warm place with no memory.	一个没有记忆的温暖地方
[1:43:44]	Open up a little hotel…	开间小旅馆
[1:43:47]	…right on the beach.	就在沙滩边上
[1:43:49]	Buy some worthless old boat…	买艘不值钱的旧船回来
[1:43:52]	…and fix it up new.	把它翻新
[1:43:56]	Take my guests out…	载着我的客人
[1:43:59]	…charter fishing.	出海钓鱼
[1:44:04]	Zihuatanejo.	圣哈塔尼奥
[1:44:09]	In a place like that, I could use a man that knows how to get things.	在那种地方，我需要个能找到东西的人
[1:44:19]	I don’t think I could make it on the outside.	我觉得外面的社会可能不适合我
[1:44:29]	I been in here most of my life.	我的大半生都在这里渡过
[1:44:32]	I’m an institutional man now.	我已经是这里的一部分了
[1:44:35]	Just like Brooks was.	就像布鲁克那样
[1:44:38]	You underestimate yourself.	你看轻了你自己
[1:44:41]	I don’t think so.	我不这样看
[1:44:46]	In here I’m the guy who can get things for you, sure, but…	在此我能供应物品给你，但是……
[1:44:51]	…outside all you need is the Yellow Pages.	在外面你只需要电话簿黄页分类
[1:44:53]	Hell, I wouldn’t know where to begin.	我不知道如何开始
[1:44:58]	Pacific Ocean?	太平洋？
[1:45:01]	Scare me to death, something that big.	那么大的地方会吓死我的
[1:45:04]	Not me.	我不怕
[1:45:06]	I didn’t shoot my wife, and I didn’t shoot her lover.	我没开枪杀我妻子，我也没开枪杀她的情人
[1:45:11]	Whatever mistakes I made, I’ve paid for them and then some.	不论我犯了什么错，我都已补偿了
[1:45:15]	That hotel, that boat…	一间旅馆和一条船
[1:45:18]	I don’t think that’s too much to ask.	我要的并不太多
[1:45:26]	You shouldn’t be doing this to yourself.	我劝你不要再想了
[1:45:28]	This is just shitty pipe dreams.	那只是你的梦想罢了
[1:45:31]	Mexico is way down there and you’re in here…	墨西哥在遥远的天边，而你在这里
[1:45:33]	…and that’s the way it is.	这才是现实
[1:45:35]	Yeah, right. That’s the way it is.	是的，是这样
[1:45:40]	It’s down there and I’m in here.	它在远方，而我在这里
[1:45:45]	I guess it comes down to a simple choice.	我想只有一个简单的选择
[1:45:50]	Get busy living…	要么忙着活……
[1:45:53]	…or get busy dying.	要么忙着死
[1:45:59]		安迪
[1:46:04]		瑞德
[1:46:07]	If you ever get out of here, do me a favor.	如果你能出去的话，帮我做件事
[1:46:10]	Sure, Andy. Anything.	当然可以，安迪，什么事都行
[1:46:14]	There’s a big hayfield up near Buxton. You know where Buxton is?	布克斯顿附近有个草场，你知道在哪里吗？
[1:46:20]	– A lot of hayfields up there. – One in particular.	-那里有许多牧场 -有一个很特别……
[1:46:23]	It’s got a long rock wall with a big oak tree at the north end.	它有很长的石墙，北边的尽头有棵橡树
[1:46:27]	It’s like something out of a Robert Frost poem.	像佛洛斯特的诗描绘的那样「佛洛斯特（Robert Frost）：美国著名诗人」
[1:46:31]	It’s where I asked my wife to marry me.	那是我向我太太求婚的地方
[1:46:35]	We went there for a picnic…	我们到那里去野餐
[1:46:37]	…and made love under that oak…	还在橡树下做爱
[1:46:40]	…and I asked and she said yes.	我向她求婚，她答应了
[1:46:46]	Promise me, Red.	答应我，瑞德
[1:46:49]	If you ever get out…	如果你出去的话
[1:46:51]	…find that spot.	找到那里
[1:46:53]	At the base of that wall, there’s a rock that has no earthly business in Maine.	在墙角下，有块与众不同的石头……
[1:46:59]	Piece of black, volcanic glass.	一块黑色的火山玻璃石
[1:47:05]	Something’s buried under it I want you to have.	下面埋着我想给你的东西
[1:47:09]	What, Andy?	是什么，安迪？
[1:47:10]	What’s buried under there?	埋在那里的是什么？
[1:47:14]	You’ll have to pry it up…	你自己挖出来……
[1:47:16]	…to see.	……就知道了
[1:47:23]	No, I’m telling you. The guy is…	不，我告诉你，他……
[1:47:25]	He’s talking funny.	他只是在开玩笑
[1:47:28]	I’m really worried about him.	我真的很担心他
[1:47:30]	Let’s keep an eye on him.	那就好好看着他吧
[1:47:32]	That’s fine during the day, but at night he’s all alone.	白天还可以，但晚上怎么办？
[1:47:37]	Oh, Lord.	上帝
[1:47:39]	What?	什么事？
[1:47:42]	Andy come down to the loading dock today.	安迪今天到我这里来过
[1:47:45]	He asked me for a length of rope.	他问我要了捆绳索
[1:47:47]	Rope?	绳索？
[1:47:48]	Six feet long.	六英尺长
[1:47:50]	And you gave it to him.	那你给他了？
[1:47:52]	Sure. Why wouldn’t I?	当然为什么不呢？
[1:47:54]	Jesus! Heywood.	上帝！海伍德
[1:47:56]	How was I supposed to know?	我怎么知道？
[1:47:58]	Remember Brooks Hatlen?	还记得布鲁克斯吗？
[1:48:02]	Andy would never do that.	不，安迪不会那样做的
[1:48:04]	Never.	永远不会
[1:48:08]	I don’t know.	我不敢肯定
[1:48:12]	Every man has his breaking point.	人总有脆弱的一刻
[1:48:16]	Lickety-split. Want to get home.	快点要收工了
[1:48:19]	Just about finished, sir.	还差一点点了
[1:48:38]	Three deposits tonight.	今晚有三笔存款
[1:48:47]	Get my stuff down to the laundry.	把我的衣服拿到洗衣处去
[1:48:49]	And shine my shoes.	还要擦一下我的鞋子
[1:48:51]	– I want them looking like mirrors. – Yes, sir.	我要它们看起来像镜子一样亮，好的，先生
[1:49:00]	It’s good having you back.	你能回来真好，安迪
[1:49:02]	Place wasn’t the same without you.	你不在的话，一切都不一样了
[1:49:51]	Lights out!	熄灯
[1:50:25]	I’ve had some long nights in stir.	那是个辗转难眠的长夜
[1:50:28]	Alone in the dark with nothing but your thoughts…	孤独的黑暗中只有思想
[1:50:31]	… time can draw out like a blade.	时间像把快刀
[1:50:39]	That was the longest night of my life.	那是我一生中最漫长的夜晚
[1:50:57]	Give me a count!	清点人数
[1:51:03]	Tier 3 south, clear!	南边三楼，人齐了
[1:51:09]	Man missing on tier 2, cell 245!	二楼245囚室的人不见了
[1:51:12]	Dufresne!	德弗瑞恩！
[1:51:14]	Come out. You’re holding up the show!	快出来！不要耍花样
[1:51:20]	Don’t make me come down or I’ll thump your skull for you!	别要我下来打爆你的头
[1:51:31]	Damn it, you’re putting me behind! I got a schedule to keep.	他妈的，你不要耽误我，我还有很多事要做
[1:51:35]	You’d better be sick or dead in there. I shit you not!	你最好是病了或者死了
[1:51:38]	You hear me?	你听到了吗？
[1:51:46]	Oh, my Holy God.	啊，我的上帝！
[1:52:05]	I want every man on this cellblock questioned.	查问这里的每一个犯人
[1:52:08]	– Start with that friend of his. – Who?	-从他的好朋友开始 -谁？
[1:52:11]		他！
[1:52:13]	Open 237.	打开237号的门
[1:52:18]	What do you mean, “He just wasn’t here”? Don’t say that to me.	你什么意思，“他不在这了”？别跟我说这种话
[1:52:22]	Don’t tell me that again.	别再这样说
[1:52:24]	But sir, he wasn’t.	但是长官，他真的不在那里
[1:52:25]	I can see that, Haig! Think I’m blind?	我看得见！你认为我瞎了吗？
[1:52:29]	Is that what you’re saying?	这就是你想说的吗？
[1:52:31]	– Am I blind, Haig? – No, sir!	-我瞎了吗？ -没有！长官
[1:52:34]	What about you. You blind?	那你呢？你瞎了吗？
[1:52:38]	– Tell me what this is. – Last night’s count.	-告诉我这是什么？ -昨晚的查房记录
[1:52:40]	You see Dufresne’s name there? I sure do. Right there.	你看到德弗瑞恩的名字吗？我确定，就在那里
[1:52:44]	“Dufresne.”	“德弗瑞恩”
[1:52:47]	He was in his cell…	他熄灯的时候
[1:52:48]	…at lights out.	还在囚室里的
[1:52:50]	Reasonable he’d be here in the morning.	因此今早他也应该在
[1:52:53]	I want him found.	我要找到他
[1:52:55]	Not tomorrow, not after breakfast. Now!	不是明天，不是早饭后，是现在
[1:52:58]	Yes, sir.	是的，长官
[1:53:01]	Let’s go. Move your butts.	快走
[1:53:06]	Stand.	站好
[1:53:09]	Well?	那么？
[1:53:13]	Well, what?	那么，什么？
[1:53:15]	I see you two all the time. You’re thick as thieves, you are.	你们常在一起，亲密得像做贼一样
[1:53:19]	He must have said something.	他肯定对你说过些什么
[1:53:21]	No, sir, Warden.	没有，先生，狱长
[1:53:23]	Not a word.	什么都没说
[1:53:26]	Lord, it’s a miracle!	主啊，这是个奇迹
[1:53:29]	Man vanished like a fart in the wind.	人就像屁一样在风中消失了
[1:53:32]	Nothing left…	什么都没留下
[1:53:34]	…but some damn rocks on a windowsill.	只剩下窗台上的石头
[1:53:37]	And that cupcake on the wall. Let’s ask her.	和那墙上的小妞，问问她吧
[1:53:40]	Maybe she knows.	也许她知道些什么
[1:53:42]	What say there, fuzzy-britches? Feel like talking?	你想说什么？
[1:53:46]	Guess not.	我想没有
[1:53:48]	Why should she be any different?	为什么她有点特别？
[1:53:52]	This is a conspiracy.	这是一个阴谋
[1:53:54]	That’s what this is.	肯定是的
[1:53:56]	One big, damn conspiracy!	一个该死的大阴谋
[1:54:00]	And everyone’s in on it!	所有人都有参与
[1:54:03]	Including her!	包括她
[1:54:39]	In 1966…	在1966年
[1:54:41]	… Andy Dufresne escaped…	安迪・德弗瑞恩从肖申克监狱……
[1:54:44]	… from Shawshank Prison.	逃了出去
[1:54:47]	All they found was a muddy set of prison clothes…	他们只能找到泥塘中的囚衣……
[1:54:51]	… a bar of soap…	一块肥皂……
[1:54:52]	… and an old rock hammer…	和一个很旧的手槌
[1:54:54]	… damn near worn down to the nub.	几乎快被削成一小块
[1:55:01]	I had thought it’d take a man 600 years to tunnel through the wall with it.	我曾认为用手槌要六百年才能掘通的隧道
[1:55:07]	Old Andy did it in less than 20.	安迪用不到二十年就办到了
[1:55:27]	Oh, Andy loved geology.	安迪很喜欢地质学
[1:55:31]	I imagine it appealed to his meticulous nature.	我能想像这归功于他一丝不苟的本性
[1:55:34]	An ice age here…	如果这里有一段冰河时期
[1:55:36]	… million years of mountain building there.	百万年后，山脉就会在那里形成
[1:55:40]	Geology is the study of pressure and time.	地质学是关于压力和时间的研究
[1:55:44]	That’s all it takes, really.	需要的仅仅就是这些
[1:55:46]	Pressure…	压力……
[1:55:48]	… and time.	……和时间
[1:55:51]	That and a big goddamn poster.	还有一张大海报
[1:55:57]	Like I said…	就像我说的那样
[1:55:58]	… in prison, a man will do anything to keep his mind occupied.	监狱里的人都会找事情来消磨时间
[1:56:05]	Seems Andy’s favorite hobby was toting his wall out into the exercise yard…	看起来安迪的爱好是把他的墙搬运到广场上
[1:56:10]	… a handful at a time.	每次一把
[1:56:14]	I guess after Tommy was killed…	我猜在汤姆被杀后
[1:56:16]	… Andy decided he’d been here long enough.	安迪觉得他在此呆得已够久了
[1:56:19]	Lickety-split. I want to get home.	尽快，我要回家了
[1:56:22]	I’m just about finished, sir.	我马上就好了
[1:56:46]	Three deposits tonight.	今晚有三笔存款
[1:56:55]	Andy did like he was told.	安迪照他的吩咐
[1:56:58]	Buffed those shoes to a high mirror-shine.	把鞋擦得闪闪发亮
[1:57:05]	The guards simply didn’t notice.	警卫完全没有注意到
[1:57:07]	Neither did I.	我也没有
[1:57:09]	I mean, seriously…	说真的
[1:57:11]	… how often do you really look at a man’s shoes?	谁会留意别人穿的鞋子呢？
[1:59:17]	Andy crawled to freedom through 500 yards…	安迪朝向自由爬了五百码
[1:59:21]	… of shit-smelling foulness I can’t even imagine.	我难以想像有多臭的下水道
[1:59:25]	Or maybe I just don’t want to.	或许我只是不想去爬
[1:59:32]	Five hundred yards.	五百码
[1:59:35]	That’s the length of five football fields.	有五个足球场那么长
[1:59:38]	Just shy of half a mile.	有半英里左右
[2:00:36]	The next morning, right about the time Raquel was spilling her secret…	第二天早上，就在那海报被撕下来的时候
[2:00:41]	… a man nobody ever laid eyes on before…	一个从未出现过的人
[2:00:44]	… strolled into the Maine National Bank.	走进了缅因州国家银行
[2:00:47]	Until that moment, he didn’t exist.	在那一刻前，他从来是不存在的
[2:00:51]	– Except on paper. – May I help you?	-除了在纸上 -我可以帮忙吗？
[2:00:54]	He had all the proper ID…	他有所有正确的身份证明文件……
[2:00:56]	… driver’s license, birth certificate, Social Security card…	驾驶执照、出生证明、社会安全证……
[2:01:00]	And the signature was a spot-on match.	签名也是正确的
[2:01:03]	I must say I’m sorry to be losing your business.	不能再为你服务真的很遗憾
[2:01:06]	I hope you’ll enjoy living abroad.	希望你在国外生活愉快
[2:01:09]	Thank you.	谢谢
[2:01:10]	I’m sure I will.	我想我会的
[2:01:12]	Here’s your cashier’s check, sir. Will there be anything else?	先生，这是你的本票，还有别的吗？
[2:01:16]	Please.	请问
[2:01:18]	Would you add this to your outgoing mail?	你能帮我把它寄出吗？
[2:01:21]	I’d be happy to.	我很乐意
[2:01:24]	Good day, sir.	-再见 -走好，先生
[2:01:26]	Mr. Stevens visited nearly a dozen banks in the Portland area that morning.	史蒂文先生那天早上去了将近十二家银行
[2:01:31]	All told, he blew town…	加起来
[2:01:33]	… with better than $370,000 of Warden Norton’s money.	他总共提取了三十七万诺顿狱长的钱
[2:01:38]	Severance pay for 19 years.	作为十九年的赔偿
[2:01:48]	Good morning, Portland Daily Bugle.	早上好，波特兰时报
[2:01:51]		“肖申克监狱,贪污谋杀”
[2:02:01]		“主的审判迅速降临”
[2:02:20]		“亲爱的典狱长,你说的对”
[2:02:23]		“得救之道,就在其中”
[2:02:42]	Byron Hadley? You have the right to remain silent.	拜伦・哈德利？你有权保持沉默
[2:02:46]	If you give up this right, anything you say can be held against you in court.	否则你所说的一切都将对你不利
[2:02:51]	I wasn’t there to see, but I hear Byron Hadley sobbed like a girl…	我虽没有亲眼看到，但我听说他被带走时
[2:02:55]	… when they took him away.	哭得像个娘们
[2:03:03]	Norton had no intention of going that quietly.	诺顿没有静静离开的意思
[2:03:23]	Samuel Norton.	森姆・诺顿？
[2:03:24]	We have a warrant for your arrest. Open up.	我们有拘捕令，开门！
[2:03:31]	Open the door.	开门吧
[2:03:33]	I’m not sure which key.	我不知是哪把钥匙
[2:03:44]	Make it easy on yourself, Norton!	别紧张，诺顿
[2:03:58]	I like to think the last thing that went through his head…	我想知道当子弹穿过他的头的时候
[2:04:01]	… other than that bullet…	他在想些什么
[2:04:03]	… was to wonder how the hell Andy Dufresne ever got the best of him.	是在想该死的安迪.德弗瑞恩到底是如何击败他？
[2:04:10]	Not long after the warden deprived us of his company…	诺顿狱长一伙倒台之后
[2:04:14]	… I got a postcard in the mail.	我收到了张明信片
[2:04:18]	It was blank, but the postmark said…	它是空白的，但是邮戳是……
[2:04:21]	… Fort Hancock, Texas.	汉格堡，德萨斯州的
[2:04:23]	Fort Hancock…	汉格堡
[2:04:25]	… right on the border.	就在边境那里
[2:04:27]	That’s where Andy crossed.	安迪就是从那里出国的
[2:04:29]	When I picture him heading south in his own car with the top down…	当我想到他开车向南走的时候
[2:04:34]	… it always makes me laugh.	我总会笑起来
[2:04:38]	Andy Dufresne…	安迪・德弗瑞恩
[2:04:40]	… who crawled through a river of shit…	爬过了那臭屎沟
[2:04:42]	… and came out clean on the other side.	然后干干净净的到另一边去了
[2:04:45]	Andy Dufresne…	安迪・德弗瑞恩
[2:04:47]	… headed for the Pacific.	向太平洋进发
[2:04:52]	Hadley’s got him by the throat, right?	哈德利抓住他的头，对吗？
[2:04:54]	He says, ” I believe this boy’s about to have himself an accident.”	他说，“我相信他将会发生意外”
[2:04:58]	Those of us who knew him best talk about him often.	我们跟他熟的老是谈起安迪
[2:05:02]	I swear, the stuff he pulled…	我发誓，他总是带来话题
[2:05:04]	“My friends could use a couple of beers.”	“我的朋友可以要两瓶啤酒”
[2:05:07]	And he got it!	他成功了
[2:05:10]	Sometimes it makes me sad, though…	有时那令我伤心，虽然……
[2:05:13]	… Andy being gone.	安迪已经离开了
[2:05:15]	I have to remind myself that some birds aren’t meant to be caged.	我不得不提醒自己有些鸟是不能关在笼子里的
[2:05:19]	Their feathers are just too bright.	它们的羽毛太光亮
[2:05:23]	And when they fly away…	当它们飞走的时候
[2:05:25]	… the part of you that knows it was a sin to lock them up does rejoice.	你会觉得把它们关起来是种罪恶
[2:05:31]	But still…	但是
[2:05:33]	… the place you live in is that much more drab and empty that they’re gone.	它们的离开让你生活的地方空荡荡的
[2:05:41]	I guess I just miss my friend.	可能我只是想念我的朋友了
[2:06:08]	Please sit down.	请坐
[2:06:15]	Ellis Boyd Redding…	瑞德
[2:06:17]	…your files say you’ve served 40 years of a life sentence.	你因终身监禁已被关了40年了
[2:06:21]	You feel you’ve been rehabilitated?	你觉得你已改过了吗？
[2:06:25]	Rehabilitated?	改过？
[2:06:29]	Well, now, let me see.	让我想想
[2:06:32]	I don’t have any idea what that means.	我不明白那是什么意思
[2:06:36]	It means you’re ready to rejoin society…	你有心理准备重新投入社会吗？
[2:06:39]	I know what you think it means, sonny.	我知道你们是怎么想的，老弟
[2:06:43]	To me it’s just a made-up word.	对我来说那只是个用来掩饰的词
[2:06:47]	A politician’s word so that…	政客用的词语
[2:06:49]	…young fellas like yourself can wear a suit and a tie…	让你们年青人能穿西装打领带
[2:06:53]	…and have a job.	有一份好工作
[2:06:57]	What do you really want to know?	你倒底想知道些什么？
[2:07:00]	Am I sorry for what I did?	我对自己所犯的罪感到后悔吗？
[2:07:02]	Well, are you?	你有后悔吗？
[2:07:05]	There’s not a day goes by I don’t feel regret.	没有一天我不感到后悔的
[2:07:09]	Not because I’m in here or because you think I should.	不是因为我在监狱里，或者你认为我该这样
[2:07:16]	I look back on the way I was then…	我回首过往
[2:07:21]	…a young…	一个年青的……
[2:07:23]	…stupid kid who committed that terrible crime.	愚蠢的孩子犯了大罪
[2:07:30]	I want to talk to him.	我想和他谈谈
[2:07:33]	I want to try and talk some sense to him.	我想和他讲讲道理
[2:07:37]	Tell him the way things are.	告诉他做人道理
[2:07:41]	But I can’t.	但已经不能了
[2:07:44]	That kid’s long gone…	那孩子已无影无踪
[2:07:48]	…and this old man is all that’s left.	只剩下这个老人
[2:07:52]	I got to live with that.	我得这样生活下去
[2:07:55]	Rehabilitated?	改过？
[2:07:57]	It’s just a bullshit word.	只是个狗屁的字眼
[2:07:59]	So you go on and stamp your forms, sonny, and stop wasting my time.	你继续盖上你的印章吧，老弟，别再浪费我的时间了
[2:08:05]	Because to tell you the truth…	说句实话
[2:08:08]	…I don’t give a shit.	我根本不在乎
[2:08:23]		“通过”
[2:09:20]		“布鲁斯到此”
[2:09:36]	Here you go, miss.	你的，小姐
[2:09:41]	Restroom break?	我可以去洗手间吗？
[2:09:48]	You don’t need to ask me every time you need to go take a piss. Just go.	你不用每次都问我，去吧
[2:10:05]	Forty years I’ve been asking permission to piss.	四十年来我小便都要经过批准
[2:10:09]	I can’t squeeze a drop without say-so.	不批准的话一滴都尿不出来
[2:10:16]	There’s a harsh truth to face.	现实是很难面对的
[2:10:19]	No way I’m going to make it on the outside.	我不习惯外面的生活
[2:10:30]	All I do anymore is think of ways to break my parole…	我总在想怎样才能违反假释条例
[2:10:35]	… so maybe they’d send me back.	那样他们会把我再送进去
[2:10:42]	Terrible thing, to live in fear.	生活在恐惧中是很可怕的
[2:10:46]	Brooks Hatlen knew it.	布鲁克是知道的
[2:10:48]	Knew it all too well.	他知道得太清楚了
[2:10:51]	All I want is to be back where things make sense.	我只想回到能适合我的地方
[2:10:55]	Where I won’t have to be afraid all the time.	令我不用再担心受怕的地方
[2:11:00]	Only one thing stops me.	只有一件事阻止了我这么做
[2:11:04]	A promise I made to Andy.	我对安迪作出的承诺
[2:11:26]	There it is.	就在那里
[2:11:38]	Much obliged, sir.	非常感谢，先生
[2:11:50]		“布克斯顿”
[2:15:19]	Dear Red:	亲爱的瑞德
[2:15:21]	If you’re reading this, you’ve gotten out…	若你能看到这封信，那你已经出来了
[2:15:23]	… and if you’ve come this far, maybe you’d come a bit further.	……如果你已来了这么远，也许可以再前进一点
[2:15:28]	You remember the name of the town, don’t you?	你还记得那个地方的名字，是吗？
[2:15:33]	Zihuatanejo.	圣哈塔尼奥
[2:15:36]	I could use a good man to help me get my project on wheels.	我需要一个人和我一起工作
[2:15:40]	I’ll keep an eye out for you, and the chessboard ready.	我期待你的到来，计划已经摆好了
[2:15:44]	Remember, Red…	记住，瑞德
[2:15:46]	… hope is a good thing…	有希望是件好事情
[2:15:48]	… maybe the best of things.	也许是世间最好的事情
[2:15:50]	And no good thing ever dies.	好的事情从不会逝去
[2:15:53]	I will be hoping that this letter finds you…	我希望这封信能见到你
[2:15:56]	… and finds you well.	见到你很好
[2:15:58]	Your friend…	你的朋友
[2:16:00]	… Andy.	安迪
[2:16:35]	“Get busy living…	“要么忙着活”
[2:16:37]	… or get busy dying. “	“要么忙着死”
[2:16:41]	That’s goddamn right.	这话一点都没错
[2:16:46]		“瑞德也来过”
[2:16:49]	For the second time in my life…	我一生中第二次……
[2:16:51]	… I’m guilty of committing a crime.	犯了罪
[2:16:55]	Parole violation.	违反了假释条例
[2:16:57]	Of course I doubt they’ll toss up any roadblocks for that.	当然，我怀疑他们会因此设下路障
[2:17:02]	Not for an old crook like me.	尤其是像我这样的老人家
[2:17:04]	Fort Hancock, Texas, please.	德萨斯州，汉格堡
[2:17:10]	I find I’m so excited I can barely sit still or hold a thought in my head.	我发现我很激动，几乎坐不住，思绪纷乱
[2:17:15]	I think it’s the excitement only a free man can feel.	这是一个自由人才能感受到的
[2:17:18]	A free man at the start of a long journey…	一个自由人开始了漫长的旅程
[2:17:21]	… whose conclusion is uncertain.	伴随着未知的结局
[2:17:27]	I hope I can make it across the border.	我希望我能成功越过边界
[2:17:31]	I hope to see my friend and shake his hand.	我希望看见我的朋友，和他握手
[2:17:36]	I hope the Pacific is as blue as it has been in my dreams.	我希望太平洋的海水如我梦中那样的蓝
[2:17:42]	I hope.	我希望……
[2:18:17]		“谨此纪念亚伦格林”
[2:18:25]		剧终谢谢收看

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