Gandhi(甘地传)[1982]电影台词本阅读、下载和单词统计

电影名称：甘地传
英文名称：Gandhi
年代：1982

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时间	英文	中文
[02:21]	He will be saying prayers in the garden.	甘地将于花园中祷告
[02:23]	Just follow the others.	请随着众人走
[02:26]	He will be saying prayers in the garden.	甘地将于花园中祷告
[02:28]	Just follow the others.	请随着众人走
[03:45]	Brother,Bapu is already late for prayers.	弟兄，巴布祷告已经迟了
[03:50]	Oh,God!	上帝…
[04:44]	The object of this massive tribute…	这个盛大葬礼的死者
[04:47]	…died as he had always lived:	死时与他活着的时候一样
[04:49]	A private man…	一个平民
[04:50]	…without wealth…	没有任何的财富
[04:52]	…without property…	没有任何的财产
[04:53]	…without official title or office.	也没任何的官衔
[04:57]	Mahatma Gandhi…	圣雄甘地
[04:59]	…was not the commander of armies…	既不是军事将领
[05:01]	…nor a ruler of vast lands.	也不是地方首长
[05:04]	He could not boast any scientific achievement…	也没任何科学成就可以夸耀
[05:07]	…or artistic gift.	也不是一个名艺术家
[05:09]	Yet men…	然而世界各地人士
[05:10]	…governments,dignitaries from all over the world…	包括各政府代表及高官贵人
[05:15]	…have joined hands today to pay homage…	在此齐聚一堂
[05:17]	…to this little brown man in the loincloth…	向这位绑着缠腰布的棕肤色小个子
[05:20]	…who led his country to freedom.	致最后的敬意 他领导印度走向自由
[05:24]	In the words of General George C. Marshall…	诚如美国国务卿
[05:27]	…the American Secretary of State:	马歇尔所说
[05:30]	“Mahatma Gandhi has become the spokesman…	圣雄甘地是人类良心的
[05:33]	…for the conscience of all mankind.	代言者
[05:37]	He was a man…	他就是
[05:38]	…who made humility…	使得谦虚
[05:40]	…and simple truth…	及真理的力量
[05:42]	…more powerful than Empires.”	能够战胜帝国
[05:45]	And Albert Einstein added:	爱因斯坦则说
[05:47]	“Generations to come will scarce believe that such a one as this…	后代子孙将无法相信
[05:52]	…ever in flesh and blood…	世上曾经活生生的
[05:55]	…walked upon this earth.”	出现过这号人物 非洲南部，1893年
[06:41]	Tell me…	告诉我
[06:42]	…do you think about hell?	你曾经有想过地狱这回事吗
[06:46]	Neither do I.	我也没想过
[06:48]	But this man here…	可是这位仁兄
[06:50]	…is a Christian,and he’s written that in order to believe…	是基督徒，写说为了相信…
[06:57]	Excuse me,sir.	对不起，先生
[06:59]	How long have you been in South Africa?	请问您来南非多久了
[07:02]	A week.	一个星期
[07:03]	I don’t know how you got a ticket.	我不知道你是怎么买到票的
[07:06]	Just what are you doing in this car,coolie?	你在这个车厢里干嘛 印度阿三
[07:09]	Why,I have a ticket.	怎样，我有车票
[07:12]	A first-class ticket.	头等舱的票
[07:15]	– How did you get it? – I sent for it in the post.	-你是怎么买到票的 -用邮购的方式
[07:18]	I’m an attorney. I didn’t…	我是律师，没有时间…
[07:19]	There are no colored attorneys in South Africa.	南非没有有色人种的律师
[07:22]	Sit where you belong!	去坐你该坐的地方
[07:23]	I’ll take your luggage back,sir.	我帮你把行李拿过去
[07:26]	Just a moment,please.	等一下
[07:28]	You see…	你看
[07:30]	…Mohandas K. Gandhi…	莫罕德甘地
[07:32]	…Attorney at Law.	律师
[07:33]	I’m on my way to Pretoria to conduct a case for an Indian trading firm.	我正要去普利托里亚 为一个印度公司辩护
[07:37]	Didn’t you hear me?	你没听到吗
[07:38]	There are no colored attorneys in South Africa.	南非没有有色人种的律师
[07:42]	I was called to the Bar in London…	我在伦敦考取律师资格
[07:45]	…and enrolled at the High Court of Chancery.	是正式登记 在大法官法庭的一员
[07:48]	I am,therefore,an attorney.	所以我是律师
[07:50]	And since I am, in your eyes,colored…	既然我在你眼里是有色人种
[07:53]	…I think we can deduce that there is at least…	我想我们可以推论在南非
[07:55]	…one colored attorney in South Africa.	至少有一个有色人种律师
[07:58]	Smart,bloody Kaffir!	聪明的混蛋土人
[08:00]	Throw him out.	把他扔出去
[08:02]	Just move your black ass back to third class.	滚到三等舱去
[08:04]	Or I’ll have you thrown off at the next station.	不然一靠站就把你扔出去
[08:07]	But I always go first class!	但是我一向都坐头等舱…
[09:18]	But you’re a rich man. Why put up with it?	可是你是有钱人 为什么要忍受这种事
[09:21]	Yes,I am rich.	我是有钱
[09:22]	But I am Indian.	不过却是印度人
[09:23]	I do not expect to travel first class.	所以不敢奢望能坐头等舱
[09:26]	– In England,I was a poor student. – That was England.	-在英国我只是个穷学生 -那是英国
[09:28]	This is part of England’s Empire.	这里也是大英帝国的一部份
[09:30]	Mr. Gandhi,you look at Mr. Khan and you see a successful Muslim trader.	甘地先生，在你眼里 康先生是个成功的回教徒商人
[09:35]	Most South Africans see him simply as an Indian.	在大多数的南非人眼里 他只是个印度人
[09:38]	And the vast majority of Indians, mostly Hindus,like yourself…	而在这里大多的印度人 大半是像你是印度教的
[09:42]	…were brought here to work mines and harvest crops.	都是矿工或者是农场帮手
[09:45]	Most Europeans don’t want them doing anything else.	大多的欧洲人 不愿意他们做其他别的工作
[09:48]	But that is very unchristian…	可是这样违背基督教的精神…
[09:50]	Mr. Gandhi,in this country…	甘地先生，在南非
[09:52]	…lndians are not allowed to walk along the pavement with a Christian.	印度人不允许 和基督徒一起走在人行道上
[09:59]	You mean,you employ Mr. Baker as your attorney…	你聘请贝克先生做你的律师
[10:02]	…but you can’t walk down the street with him?	却不能跟他一起上街
[10:04]	Well,I can.	我可以
[10:06]	But I risk being kicked into the gutter by someone…	不过要冒会被一个三流人物
[10:09]	…less holy than Mr. Baker.	踢下水沟的危险
[10:22]	Well,then it must be fought.	一定要反抗
[10:24]	We are children of God like everyone else.	我们都是上帝的子民
[10:27]	Allah be praised!	赞美阿拉
[10:28]	And what battalions will you call upon?	你打算如何召集人马来对抗
[10:35]	I will write to the press…	我要写信给南非的报社
[10:37]	…here and in England.	还有英国的
[10:40]	I will use the courts.	我还要告到法院去…
[10:41]	You’ll cause a lot of trouble. Our position is…	你会引起大骚动，反对是…
[10:44]	We are members of the Empire.	印度也是大英帝国的一份子
[10:47]	And we come from an ancient civilization.	是个文明古国
[10:51]	Why should we not walk on the pavements like other men?	为什么我们不能跟别人一样 一起走在人行道上
[10:54]	I rather like the idea of an Indian barrister in South Africa.	印度大律师在南非 我喜欢这个主意
[10:59]	I’m sure our community could keep you in work for some time…	我相信印度人 会让你生意不断，忙一阵子
[11:03]	…even if you caused a good deal of trouble.	即使你会惹上大麻烦
[11:07]	Especially if you caused a good deal of trouble.	尤其是在你惹上大麻烦的时候 南非 印度国会党
[11:30]	There’s the English reporter. I told you he’d come.	那个英国记者在那里 我说过他会来的
[11:35]	You also said your article would draw a thousand people.	你也说了 你的文章会引来一千个人
[11:41]	At least some of the Hindus…	至少有些印度教徒
[11:43]	…brought their wives.	带太太来了
[11:45]	No,I asked my wife to organize that.	不，是我要求我太太 召集她们来的
[11:50]	Some of them are leaving.	有些人要走了
[12:01]	Ladies and gentlemen…	各位先生女士
[12:02]	…we have asked you to gather here to help us proclaim our right…	我之所以要求你们来此 是为了要帮助印度人争取
[12:07]	…to be treated as equal citizens of the Empire.	大英帝国子民的平等权利
[12:11]	We do not seek conflict.	我们不想引发冲突
[12:13]	We know the strength of the forces arrayed against us…	也了解对手力量庞大
[12:17]	…know that because of them, we can only use peaceful means.	也了解正因如此 我们只能用和平的方法
[12:22]	But we are determined that justice will be done.	可是我们意志坚决 正义一定得以伸张
[12:27]	The symbol of our status is embodied in this pass…	我们地位的象征 竟然在这张通行证上
[12:31]	…which we must carry at all times…	我们必须随时带在身上
[12:33]	…but which no European even has to have.	而欧洲人却根本不需要有
[12:36]	The first step towards changing our status…	改变我们地位的第一步
[12:40]	…is to eliminate this difference between us.	就是消除这点差别待遇
[12:51]	Now?	那么…
[12:57]	You write brilliantly,but you have much to learn about handling men.	你的文笔很不错 不过还得学习掌握群众的窍门
[13:04]	We do not want to ignite…	我们不想引发
[13:07]	…the fear or hatred of anyone.	任何的恐惧或怨恨的情绪
[13:11]	But we ask you…	但是我们要求你们
[13:12]	…Hindu,Muslim and Sikh…	印度教徒，回教徒和锡克教徒
[13:15]	…to help us light up the sky…	以反抗此不公平制度之行动
[13:19]	…and the minds of the British authorities…	帮助我们照亮天空
[13:22]	…with our defiance of this injustice.	也照亮英国当局的心灵
[13:27]	We will now burn the passes of our committee and its supporters.	现在我们就把 我们支持者的通行证烧毁
[13:33]	We ask you to put your passes on the fire…	我们要求你们 把通行证丢进火里
[13:36]	You bloody dog!	这群浑蛋
[13:43]	Those passes…	这些通行证
[13:45]	…are government property!	是政府的财产
[13:48]	And I will arrest the first man who tries to burn one!	谁要烧毁我就逮捕谁
[14:03]	Take him away.	把他带走
[14:26]	You little…	你这个
[14:28]	…Sammy…	印度
[14:30]	…bastard!	浑帐
[14:33]	Now…	现在
[14:34]	…are there anymore?	还有吗
[14:35]	If you want this kind of trouble, you can have it.	如果要惹麻烦的尽管上来
[15:03]	Let me go!	让我过去
[15:05]	Let me go!	让我过去
[15:26]	Stop.	停止
[15:46]	The London papers have arrived from the Cape.	伦敦的报纸都到了
[15:49]	The worst was the Daily Mail.	最糟的是每日邮报报导
[15:50]	They said the burning of passes…	甘地烧毁通行证的行为
[15:52]	– Ask Mr. Herzog to see me. – It was the most significant act…	-叫赫先生来见我 -甘地烧毁通行证的行为
[15:55]	…in colonial affairs since the Declaration of Independence.	是英国殖民地自美国独立以来 最具意义的行动
[15:59]	They’ll find we’re better prepared this time.	这次我们已经有万全的准备
[16:01]	Mr. Gandhi will find he’s on a long hiding to nothing.	甘地先生将会毫无所获，平白受苦 甘地 被警方攻击
[16:06]	“A High Court judge has confirmed that Mr. Gandhi…	一名高等法官证实
[16:09]	…would’ve been within his rights to prosecute for assault…	甘地先生有权控告政府伤害罪
[16:12]	…since neither he nor Mr. Khan resisted arrest.”	因为他和康先生 都并未反抗警方的逮捕行为
[16:16]	I told you about English law.	我跟你说过英国法律是这样的
[16:18]	As I told you about English policemen.	我也跟你说过英国警察是这样的
[16:24]	We’re very pleased to have you back,Papa.	爸爸，很高兴你回来了
[16:28]	And I am glad to be back.	我也很高兴能回来
[16:33]	Mind your face.	小心脸
[16:41]	Tomorrow I’ll tell you about my days in a police hospital.	明天我把在警方医院里的事 讲给你们听
[16:46]	Come,come.	来
[16:53]	Just like proper English gentlemen. I’m proud of them.	他们就像英国绅士一样 我真以他们为荣
[16:56]	They’re boys.	他们还是孩子
[16:57]	And they’re Indian.	并且他们是印度人
[17:01]	Will you take this off? It pinches every time I speak.	把绷带拿下来好不好 我一说话就会痛
[17:11]	I’ve got it.	好
[17:21]	You’d be Gandhi.	你一定是甘地吧
[17:25]	I thought you’d be bigger.	我以为你会壮一点
[17:27]	I’m sorry.	对不起
[17:28]	No,that’s all right.	没关系
[17:31]	My name is Charlie Andrews,sir.	我叫查理安德鲁
[17:33]	I’ve come from India.	我从印度来的
[17:36]	I’ve read a great deal about you.	我读了很多有关你的报导
[17:39]	Some of it good,I hope.	希望其中有好的方面
[17:42]	Would you care to walk?	想不想走一走
[17:46]	You’re a clergyman?	你是神职人员
[17:48]	I met some remarkable people in India.	我在印度 遇到一些很了不起的人
[17:50]	And when I read what you were doing, I wanted to help.	当我知道你在这里的所做所为 我很想助你一臂之力
[17:53]	– Does that surprise you? – Not anymore.	-你觉得意外吗 -不再会了
[17:56]	At first,I was amazed…	开始时我很惊�
[17:58]	…but when you’re fighting in a just cause…	可是当你在为正义而战时
[18:00]	…people seem to pop up,like you, right out of the pavement.	突然间，就会有很多人 一个个的冒出来，像你一样
[18:05]	Even when it’s dangerous or…	即使会有危险…
[18:11]	Hey,look what’s coming!	看看什么来了
[18:13]	A white shepherd leading a brown Sammy!	一个白牧羊人带着棕色阿三
[18:17]	Perhaps we should…	或许我们应该…
[18:19]	Doesn’t the New Testament say:	新约上不是说
[18:21]	“If your enemy strikes you on the right cheek,offer him the left”?	“敌人打你的右脸颊，左脸也让他打”
[18:25]	The phrase was used metaphorically. I don’t think our Lord…	这个说法只是种比喻 我想上帝…
[18:27]	I’m not so sure.	我不那么认为
[18:29]	I have thought about it a great deal.	我常想到这句话
[18:31]	I suspect He meant you must show courage…	我想这可能是指 人必须有勇气
[18:34]	…be willing to take a blow, several blows,to show…	愿意接受打击，多次的打击
[18:37]	…you won’t strike back, nor will you be turned aside.	以证明自己不还手但也不退让
[18:40]	And when you do that,it calls on something in human nature…	这样做就能唤起人类的本性
[18:44]	…that makes his hatred for you decrease and his respect increase.	减少对方的恨意 使对方能有尊敬之心
[18:48]	I think Christ grasped that, and I have seen it work.	我想耶稣领悟到个中奥妙 而我也曾亲身体验
[18:52]	Good morning.	早安
[18:53]	Get off the pavement, you bloody coon.	离开人行道，你这个混蛋老黑
[18:55]	– Yeah,get off. – Kaffir!	-滚开 -土人
[18:59]	Colin,what are you doing?	柯林，你在干什么
[19:00]	Nothing.	没有
[19:01]	Come out where I can see you!	走出来，让我看得到你
[19:08]	I said,what are you doing?	你在做什么
[19:10]	We were just trying to clean up the neighborhood.	我们只是想让本区干净点
[19:13]	You’re late for work. I thought you’d gone ten minutes ago.	你上班迟到了 我以为你十分钟前就走了
[19:17]	Get on!	快去
[19:24]	You’ll find there’s room for us all.	你会发现人人都有立足之地
[19:35]	– That was lucky. – I thought you were a man of God.	-运气真好 -我以为你是信奉上帝的
[19:37]	I am,but I’m not so egotistical as to think…	我是，不过可没自大到
[19:40]	…He plans His day around my dilemmas.	以为神会永远帮我解困
[19:45]	You could call it a communal farm,I suppose.	我想你可以称它为自治农场
[19:48]	But you’ve all come to the same conclusions.	不过你们都有相同的结论
[19:51]	Our Gita,the Muslim’s Koran, your Bible.	我们的经文 回教的可兰经，你们的圣经
[19:53]	It’s always the simple things that catch your breath.	让人顿悟的 都是一些简单的东西
[19:57]	“Love thy neighbor as thyself.”	爱怜人就如爱自己
[20:00]	Not always practiced…	不是人人做得到的
[20:02]	…but it’s something we Hindus could learn a lot from.	不过这点是我们 印度教人应该多学习的
[20:05]	That’s the kind of thing you’ll be seeking on this farm?	这也是你在这个农场 想找到的东西
[20:08]	Well,we shall try.	我们会努力的
[20:10]	Bad news,I’m afraid.	恐怕是坏消息
[20:12]	They’re going to change the pass laws.	他们要修改通行证的法律
[20:19]	It’s taken time…	需要时间
[20:21]	…but it needed to be done fairly.	不过必须要公平
[20:24]	We didn’t want to create an injustice simply because Mr. Gandhi…	我们不愿意因为甘地先生 污蔑我们现有的法律
[20:27]	…was abusing our existing legislation.	就制定不公正的制度
[20:29]	Just one moment,sir,please.	一下就好，大人
[20:34]	I beg your pardon.	对不起
[20:38]	But on a short trip…	你停留的时间那么短
[20:40]	…I wouldn’t spend too much time on the Indian question,Mr. Walker.	不必浪费太多的时间 在印度的问题上
[20:44]	It’s a tiny factor in South African life.	这只是南非生活的小小涟漪 克利斯史莫兹将军
[20:48]	Well,it is news at the moment.	目前是新闻
[20:50]	I plan to report on the condition of the mines here…	当然除了经济方面
[20:53]	…as well as the economy.	我也计划报导矿场方面的事
[20:56]	But I would like to meet this Mr. Gand-eye.	不过我想见见这个甘德斯
[20:58]	Gandhi.	甘地…
[21:01]	Of course. We Westerners have a weakness…	当然，西方人都会喜欢这类
[21:04]	…for these spiritually inclined men of India.	谈经论神的印度人
[21:08]	But as an old lawyer, let me warn you.	不过我以老律师的资格警告你
[21:10]	Mr. Gandhi is as shrewd a man as you will ever meet…	不论看起来多超世脱俗
[21:14]	…however otherworldly he may seem.	甘地先生是极精明的人
[21:17]	But I’m sure you’re enough of a reporter to see that.	不过我相信像你这么好的记者 一定看得出来
[21:19]	I hope so. Thank you for your time,sir.	希望如此，多谢您接受访问
[21:27]	So it’s not spiritualism or nationalism.	既非违心论，也非民族主义
[21:30]	We’re not resisting anything…	我们只是反对
[21:31]	…but the idea that people can’t live together.	种族信仰隔离的这种思想
[21:34]	You see?	看见吗？
[21:36]	Hindus,Muslims…	印度教徒，回教徒
[21:38]	…Sikhs,Jews…	锡克教，犹太教
[21:41]	…even Christians.	甚至基督徒
[21:42]	Mr. Walker of the New York Times.	纽约时报的华克先生
[21:45]	How you doing?	你好
[21:47]	Without a paper, a journal of some kind…	一个群体需要报纸或是
[21:51]	…you cannot unite a community.	某种新闻媒体才能团结起来
[21:53]	You belong to a very important profession.	你这行是很重要的行业
[21:58]	And what do you think an important professional should write…	你觉得这个重要的行业 该怎么报导
[22:02]	…about your response to General Smuts’ newest legislation?	你对史莫兹将军新立法的反应
[22:06]	I don’t know.	我不知道
[22:08]	I’m still searching for a response.	我还在想该如何反应
[22:11]	You will respect the law?	你会尊重法律
[22:13]	There are unjust laws as there are unjust men.	有不公正的法律 正如有不公正的人
[22:19]	You’re a small minority to take on the South African government…	对抗南非政府 以你们的人数是微乎其微
[22:21]	…not to mention the British Empire.	更别提对抗大英帝国了
[22:23]	If you are a minority of one…	就算你是唯一反抗的人
[22:27]	…the truth is the truth.	真理却永远是真理
[22:31]	Herman Kallenbach…	贺曼可朗北
[22:33]	…our chief carpenter, also our chief benefactor.	木匠工头，也是我们主要的赞功人
[22:36]	Vince Walker,New York Times.	文思华克，纽约时报的人
[22:38]	This is quite a place you’ve got here.	你们这个地方真不错
[22:40]	And you call it an ashram?	-你称它为“阿思朗” -是的
[22:43]	That’s right. The word only means “community.”	意思是社区
[22:46]	But it could stand for “village” or “the world.”	不过也能代表村庄或世界
[22:50]	You’re an ambitious man,Mr. Gandhi.	你的野心很大，甘地先生
[22:52]	I hope not.	我希望不会
[22:57]	I hear that you also prepare the meals and clean the toilets.	听说你本人也亲自煮饭 还有清洗厕所
[23:01]	– Is that part of the experiment? – Ba!	-这是实验的一部份吗 -芭
[23:05]	We will need another place set for Mr. Walker’s driver.	给华克先生的司机 准备一个座位
[23:09]	I will tell Tara.	我会告诉泰拉
[23:13]	Yes,it’s one way to learn that each man’s labor…	这样可以让人了解
[23:17]	…is as important as another’s.	劳力无贫富之分
[23:19]	While you’re doing it, cleaning the toilet…	事实上，当在洗厕所时
[23:21]	…seems far more important than the law.	你会觉得洗厕所比法律重要
[23:24]	Please,come and join us.	请和我们一起用餐
[23:26]	You’ll need something before your journey back.	回去前得先吃点东西
[23:29]	– Would you excuse me,please? – Yeah,sure.	-能不能失陪一下 -当然
[23:42]	What is it?	什么事
[23:45]	Sora was sent to tell me I must…	苏拉来告诉我
[23:48]	…rake and cover the latrine.	我必须扫粪除屎
[23:50]	That’s right.	对
[23:51]	Everyone takes their turn.	大家轮流的
[23:53]	It is the work of untouchables!	这是下级贱民做的
[23:55]	In this place, there are no untouchables.	这里没有所谓的下级贱民
[23:58]	And no work is beneath any of us.	也没有分那些是低贱的工作
[24:01]	I’m your wife!	我是你妻子
[24:02]	All the more reason.	那更应该要做
[24:07]	As you command.	遵命
[24:11]	The others may follow you, but you forget…	其他人是你的信徒 可是你忘了
[24:15]	…I knew you when you were a boy.	我们从小就认识的
[24:17]	It’s not me.	不是我要你做
[24:20]	It’s the principle.	这是原则问题
[24:22]	And you will do it with joy or not do it at all.	你如果不能心甘情愿的做 就根本别做
[24:27]	Not at all then.	那我不做
[24:33]	All right then,go. You don’t belong here!	好，那你走，你不属于这里
[24:35]	Leave the ashram altogether. We don’t want you!	离开这里，走，我们不要你
[24:39]	Have you no shame?	你没羞耻心吗？
[24:41]	I’m your wife!	我是你的妻子
[24:54]	Where do you expect me to go?	你要我去哪里
[24:58]	What’s the matter with me?	我是怎么了
[25:08]	You’re human.	你只是个人
[25:12]	Only human.	只是个人
[25:16]	And it’s even harder for those of us…	对根本不想做的跟你
[25:18]	…who do not even want to be as good as you do.	一样好的人而言会更加困难
[25:26]	I apologize.	我道歉
[25:34]	I must get back to that reporter.	我得回去跟那个记者谈谈
[25:38]	And I must…	我必须去
[25:41]	…rake and cover the latrine.	扫粪除屎
[26:10]	I want to welcome you all.	我欢迎所有的人
[26:14]	Every one of you.	你们所有的人
[26:16]	We have no secrets.	我们没有秘密
[26:26]	Let us begin by being clear…	我们先来澄清
[26:29]	…about General Smuts’ new law.	史莫兹将军的新法律
[26:33]	All Indians must now be fingerprinted…	所有的印度人都必须留下指纹
[26:36]	…like criminals.	就像犯罪
[26:38]	Men and women.	不论男女
[26:40]	No marriage other than a Christian marriage is considered valid.	婚姻如果没举行基督教仪式 就视为无效
[26:44]	Under this act…	在这个法律之下
[26:46]	…our wives and mothers are whores.	我们的太太和母亲全是妓女
[26:49]	And every man here is a bastard.	所有的男人都是杂种
[26:57]	He has become quite good at this.	他变的相当在行了
[27:01]	And a policeman…	当警察
[27:05]	…passing an Indian dwelling…	经过印度人的住处
[27:08]	…I will not call them homes…	那可算不上是个家
[27:10]	…may enter and demand the card of any Indian woman whose dwelling it is.	可以任意进入要求查看 住在里面的任何男女之证件
[27:14]	Goddamn them!	去他们的
[27:17]	Understand…	明白吗
[27:20]	…he does not have to stand at the door.	他不需要站在门口
[27:24]	He may enter.	他就可以直接进去
[27:25]	I will not allow it!	我绝对不让他进我家
[27:27]	I swear to Allah.	我对阿拉发誓
[27:30]	I’ll kill the man who offers that insult to my home and my wife…	谁敢如此污辱我家 和我太太的话，我一定宰了他
[27:35]	…and let them hang me!	让他们吊死我好了
[27:41]	I say: Talk means nothing!	我认为空谈无义
[27:46]	Kill a few officials before they disgrace one Indian woman.	先杀他几个警察 免得他们玷污印度女性
[27:51]	Then they might think twice about such laws.	这样就会对法律加以三思
[27:54]	In that cause, I would be willing to die!	为此我愿意牺牲
[28:07]	I praise such courage.	我很钦佩你的勇气
[28:10]	I need such courage…	我也需要这种勇气
[28:13]	…because,in this cause, I too am prepared to die.	因为我也愿意为此主义而牺牲
[28:16]	But,my friend…	但是，我的朋友
[28:19]	…there is no cause for which I am prepared to kill.	我不会为任何主义而杀人
[28:24]	Whatever they do to us…	不论他们怎么对待我们
[28:26]	…we will attack no one…	我们绝不还击
[28:29]	…kill no one.	绝不杀人
[28:31]	But we will not give our fingerprints,not one of us.	但是我们也绝不印指纹 谁也不印
[28:35]	They will imprison us. They will fine us.	他们将会把我们关起来 罚我们钱
[28:38]	They will seize our possessions.	没收我们的财产
[28:40]	But they cannot take away our self-respect…	可是只要我们坚持
[28:43]	…if we do not give it to them.	绝不能抢走我们的自尊
[28:45]	Have you been to prison?	你坐过牢吗
[28:48]	They beat us and torture us. I say…	他们会拷打我们，折磨我们 我说我们应该…
[28:51]	I am asking you to fight.	我要求你与其对抗
[28:55]	To fight against their anger, not to provoke it.	就对抗他们的愤怒 而不是挑起他们的愤怒
[29:00]	We will not strike a blow.	我们绝不攻击他们
[29:05]	But we will receive them.	可是我们将承受攻击
[29:07]	And through our pain…	经由我们承受的痛苦
[29:09]	…we will make them see their injustice.	他们会看清自己的不公正
[29:12]	And it will hurt…	这和攻击他们
[29:15]	…as all fighting hurts.	一样的具有杀伤力
[29:18]	But we cannot lose.	但是我们不能输
[29:21]	We cannot.	绝对不能
[29:24]	They may torture my body…	他们可以折磨我
[29:28]	…break my bones…	打断我的骨头
[29:30]	…even kill me.	甚至杀了我
[29:32]	Then…	而他们所得
[29:34]	…they will have my dead body…	只是一具尸体
[29:37]	…not my obedience.	而不是我的屈服
[30:00]	We are Hindu and Muslim…	我们是印度教徒和回教徒
[30:04]	…children of God,each one of us.	都是神的子民，每个都是
[30:08]	Let us take a solemn oath in His name…	让我们以神的名义来发誓
[30:12]	…that,come what may…	不论如何
[30:15]	…we will not submit to this law.	绝不向此法律低头
[30:59]	God save our gracious King	上帝保佑英王陛下
[31:04]	God save our noble King	上帝保佑高贵的英王
[31:10]	God save our King	上帝保佑英王 我们是大英帝国的子民
[32:15]	These men are contracted laborers.	这些人是签了约的劳工
[32:18]	They belong in the mines.	他们属于矿场所有
[32:19]	You put their comrades in jail.	他们的同志被关起来了
[32:22]	When you free them…	只要放了他们
[32:24]	…they will go back to work.	这些人马上工作
[32:26]	I’ve warned you.	我警告过你了
[32:28]	We’ve warned each other.	我们彼此警告过了
[32:40]	I don’t think that’s very good.	我想情况不太妙
[33:27]	Steady,steady.	稳住
[33:29]	Stop!	停！
[33:42]	At the canter,charge!	攻击正中间
[33:47]	We should lie down.	我们应该躺下来
[33:49]	Down!	躺下…
[33:51]	The horses won’t trample on us. Lie down!	那些马不会踏我们的 躺下…
[34:33]	Follow me!	好吧，算了，跟我来…
[34:56]	Now what the hell do we do?	现在我们要怎么办
[34:58]	Let them march.	让他们游行
[35:03]	In our own sweet time, in our own sweet way…	在时机对的时候 自然会有好办法
[35:07]	…we’ll get them.	来对付他们
[35:12]	One law!	同样的法律
[35:13]	One king!	同样的国王
[35:14]	One law!	同样的法律
[35:15]	One king!	同样的国王
[35:21]	Some of you may be rejoicing that Mr. Gandhi…	或许有些人正庆幸 甘地先生
[35:24]	…has at last been put into prison.	总算被关起来了
[35:27]	But I would ask you,assembled here in this house of God…	但是我要求各位 聚集在这神的殿堂中
[35:31]	…to recognize that we are witnessing something new…	认清我们亲眼目睹新的事物
[35:35]	…something so unexpected, so unusual…	如此出人意料 如此不寻常
[35:38]	…that it is not surprising the government is at a loss.	难怪会让政府不知所措
[35:43]	What Mr. Gandhi has forced us to do…	甘地先生迫使我们做的
[35:45]	…is ask questions about ourselves.	是要我们扪心自问
[35:49]	As Christians,those are difficult questions to answer.	身为基督徒 这种问题很难回答
[35:55]	How do we treat men who defy an unjust law…	我们该如何对待
[36:01]	…who will not fight…	一个抗拒不公平的法律
[36:04]	…but will not comply?	但是既不攻击政府也不屈服的人
[36:06]	As Christians or as people who have not heard the word of…	不论是身为基督徒 或身为一个没有宗教
[36:24]	They’re sparing no one,I see.	我看他们一个也没放过
[36:27]	No,you were the surprise.	不放过你才令人惊�
[36:30]	It has been all over the prison.	全监狱都知道了
[36:33]	We thought they’d be too afraid of the English press.	我还以为他们会太害怕英国新闻界
[36:35]	So did I.	我也是
[36:46]	I don’t know who they’ve left out there to do the work.	外面还有人在挖矿吗
[36:51]	Have they touched the women?	他们也逮捕女人吗
[36:52]	My wife publicly defied the law. They’ve arrested her and four others.	我妻子公开反对这种法律 他们逮捕了她和另外四个
[36:56]	It split the government.	政府因此产生歧见
[36:59]	Well,that’s one victory.	这是一个胜利
[37:01]	If we hold firm, it won’t be the last.	只要我们坚定不屈 就能继续赢下去
[37:05]	Don’t worry.	放心
[37:06]	I’ve never seen men so determined.	我从没见过 这么坚定的群众
[37:09]	You have given them a way to fight.	你指引他们一个对抗的途径
[37:17]	Gandhi!	甘地
[37:19]	I want Gandhi!	我要找甘地
[37:20]	Which Sammy is it?	是哪一个印度阿三
[38:03]	Mr. Gandhi.	甘地先生
[38:07]	I thought we might have a little talk.	我想我们可以商量一下
[38:10]	Thank you,Daniels.	谢谢你，丹尼尔 上千人被拘禁 在南非监狱
[38:15]	Will you have a glass of sherry?	要不要喝点酒
[38:18]	Thank you,no.	谢谢，不用了
[38:20]	Perhaps some tea?	喝茶吗
[38:21]	I dined at the prison.	我在牢里吃过了
[38:28]	Please.	请
[38:29]	Do come and sit down.	过来坐下
[38:46]	I’ve more or less decided to ask the House to repeal the act…	我多少决定了要请求议会
[38:50]	…that you have taken such exception to.	重审你特别关切的那个法案
[38:53]	Well,if you asked,General Smuts, I’m sure it will be done.	如果你提出请求 我相信他们一定会重审
[38:58]	It’s not quite that simple.	没那么简单
[39:00]	Somehow,I expected not.	我早只如此
[39:03]	I thought of calling for a royal commission…	我想要召集皇家委员会
[39:05]	…to investigate the new legislation.	来调查这个新立法
[39:09]	I think I could guarantee they would recommend the act be repealed.	我想我可以保证 他们会建议重审这个法案
[39:13]	I congratulate them.	我恭喜他们
[39:14]	But they might also recommend…	但是他们也可能建议要
[39:17]	…that all future Indian immigration be severely restricted…	严格限制之后的印度移民来此
[39:21]	…even stopped.	甚至予以终止
[39:31]	Immigration was not an issue on which we fought.	我们这次并不想争取移民
[39:36]	It would be wrong of us to make it one now that we…	现在起而争取是不对的
[39:41]	We are in a position of advantage.	这样是在利用有利的情势
[39:50]	I’m ordering the release of all prisoners within the next 24 hours.	我已经下令在24小时之内 释放所有的犯人
[39:55]	You yourself are free as from this moment.	而你此刻就自由了
[40:06]	Assuming we are in agreement.	只要你也同意的话
[40:10]	It’s just that in these clothes, I would prefer…	只是穿这身衣服我希望能…
[40:13]	…to go by taxi.	坐计程车
[40:15]	All right. Fine.	好
[40:18]	I’m afraid I have no money.	可是我身上没钱
[40:22]	Neither have I.	我也没有
[40:25]	I’m awfully sorry.	很抱歉
[40:28]	Daniels…	丹尼尔
[40:29]	…will you lend Mr. Gandhi a shilling for a taxi?	能不能借一先令 给甘地先生坐计程车
[40:33]	I beg your pardon,sir?	您说什么，先生
[40:35]	How far will you be going,Gandhi?	你要去哪里
[40:38]	Now that this is settled,I’d thought seriously of going back to India.	事情既然已经决定 我很想要回印度去
[40:43]	But a shilling will do splendidly for the moment.	不过目前一先令就够了
[40:55]	Thank you.	谢谢你
[41:01]	I’m obliged,Mr. Daniels…	我心领了
[41:04]	…but I can find my own way out.	不过我想我自己能找到路出去
[41:24]	Guard of honor!	仪队注意！
[41:27]	Guard of honor!	仪队注意！
[41:28]	Attention!	立正 印度孟买，1915年
[41:43]	Present arms!	仪队举枪
[41:51]	– My God,he loves it! – I’m sure he hates it.	-天啊，他爱死这样了 -不，他讨厌这样
[41:54]	Generals’ reputations are being made in France today…	今天在法国西方前线作战
[41:58]	…fighting on the Western front.	的将军大出风头
[42:01]	Not as military governors in India.	他们绝不会当印度的军事总督
[42:05]	What the devil’s going on back there?	那边是怎么回事
[42:07]	Must be that Indian who made all that fuss in Africa.	一定是在非洲没事找事 小题大作的那个印度人
[42:10]	My cabin boy told me he was on board.	我的小厮告诉我他也在船上
[42:14]	There he is.	就是他
[42:18]	God,he’s dressed like a coolie!	天啊，他穿的像个苦力
[42:20]	I thought he was a lawyer.	我以为他是律师
[42:22]	Mr. Gandhi,have you refused to wear European clothes?	甘地先生，你拒绝穿西服吗
[42:26]	No,I haven’t refused.	不，我并没有拒绝穿
[42:27]	I simply wanted to dress the way my comrades in prison dress.	我只是要穿的 和我牢中的朋友一样罢了
[42:31]	Will you support the war effort?	你会帮助英军吗
[42:33]	If I wish to enjoy the benefits and protection of the British Empire…	身为大英帝国公民 希望能分享其利益，受其保护
[42:38]	…it would be wrong of me not to help in its defense.	如果不帮助对抗敌军是错误的
[42:41]	Now that you’re back in India what are you going to do?	现在你回到印度了 你有任何打算
[42:44]	I don’t know.	我不知道
[42:45]	– I don’t know. – One more question.	-我不知道 -甘地先生，最后一个问题…
[42:47]	As an Indian woman,how could you accept the indignity of prison?	身为印度女性 你如何面对坐牢这种屈辱
[42:51]	My dignity comes from following my husband.	只要能追随我丈夫 我就不觉得受屈辱
[42:55]	Thank you very much.	非常谢谢你
[43:03]	Just a few words,then we’ll get you to civilization.	只要说几句话 我们就送你重返文明社会中
[43:06]	May I?	可以吗？
[43:19]	I’m glad to be home…	我很高兴能回到祖国
[43:26]	…and I thank you for your greeting.	谢谢你们如此的欢迎我
[43:47]	I’ll follow with your wife.	我跟你太太一车
[43:48]	Don’t worry. Everything’s arranged.	放心，一切都安排妥当了
[43:54]	Who’s that young man?	那个年轻人是谁
[43:55]	That’s young Nehru.	那是小尼鲁
[43:57]	He’s got his father’s intellect, his mother’s good looks…	他兼具了父亲的智慧 和母亲的美貌
[44:00]	…and the devil’s own charm.	加上魔鬼的魅力
[44:01]	If they don’t ruin him at Cambridge. Wave,wave!	如果剑桥不把他毁了… 挥手…
[44:06]	He might amount to something.	他可能会有所成就
[44:12]	I must say,when I first saw you…	我承认，我刚认识你时
[44:15]	…as a bumbling lawyer here in Bombay…	你是一个在孟买的新进律师
[44:18]	…I never thought I’d greet you as a national hero.	没想到有朝一日 会来欢迎你这个国家英雄
[44:20]	I’m hardly that,Mr. Patel.	我算不上是国家英雄
[44:22]	Yes,you are!	你是的
[44:24]	It’s been two hundred years since an Indian cocked a snook…	两百年来能如此藐视大英帝国
[44:27]	…at the British Empire and got away with it.	而且平安无事的印度人 就只有你而已
[44:30]	And stop calling me Mr. Patel. You’re not a junior clerk anymore.	别叫我彼帖先生 你不是新进职员了
[44:59]	The new military governor of the Northwest Province was on that ship.	西北省的军事总督 也搭乘这班船
[45:04]	Too bad you came back third class.	可惜你是坐三等舱
[45:06]	He might have been impressed…	不然他一定会对你一个在策略上
[45:08]	…by a successful barrister who’d outmaneuvered General Smuts.	战胜了史莫兹将军的律师 印象深刻
[45:13]	Yes,I’m sure.	我想是会的
[45:25]	Are you involved too,Mrs. Nehru?	尼鲁夫人，你也参加吗
[45:28]	No. I leave practical matters to my husband…	不…实际的事都交给我丈夫
[45:32]	…and revolution to my son.	革命的事就交给我儿子
[45:35]	Mr. Gandhi,I’d like you to meet Mr. Jinnah,our joint host…	甘地先生 这位是吉纳先生，宴会的主人
[45:39]	…member of Congress and leader of the Muslim League…	他是国会议员，回教领袖
[45:41]	How do you do?	你好
[45:43]	…and Mr. Prakash,who,I fear…	这位是派卡区先生
[45:45]	…is awaiting trial for sedition and inducement to murder.	他正要为妨害治安 和意图谋杀之罪而接受审判
[45:50]	I have not actually pulled the trigger,Mr. Gandhi.	我并没有真的扣扳机杀人
[45:52]	I have simply written…	我只是写了文章说
[45:54]	…if an Englishman kills an Indian for disobeying his law…	如果英国人杀了违反英法的印度人
[45:57]	…it is an Indian’s duty to kill an Englishman…	印度人因为英国人在
[46:00]	…for enforcing his law in a land that is not his.	不属于他们的土地上实行英法 就应该杀英国人
[46:03]	It’s a clever argument. I’m not sure it’ll produce the end you desire.	很聪明的辩论，不过我没把握 这就能获得你要的结果
[46:06]	We hope you’ll join us in our struggle for home rule,Mr. Gandhi.	希望你能加入我们 争取制定自治法律的奋斗
[46:11]	Excuse me. May I,Mohan? There’s someone I’d like him to meet.	对不起，甘地 我要你来见一个人
[46:15]	Excuse me.	失陪了
[46:19]	Sorry to rush you.	抱歉这样催你
[46:21]	He told the press he’d support the British in the war.	他对新闻界说 他将支持英国对抗敌军
[46:24]	That’s nonviolence for you.	那才不是非暴力
[46:28]	You know,Mohan…	甘地，请你谅解
[46:29]	…now I have a confession to make.	有件事我要忏悔
[46:32]	I didn’t decide to come to South Africa.	我并不是自愿去南非的
[46:35]	Professor Gokhale sent me.	是哥汉教授派我去的
[46:38]	We are trying to make a nation,Gandhi.	我们想建立一个国家
[46:41]	But the British keep trying to break us up…	可是英国却利用
[46:44]	…into religions, principalities,provinces.	宗教，阶级，省份来分化印度
[46:48]	What you were writing in South Africa…	你在南非所写的
[46:51]	…that’s what we need here.	正是这里所需要的
[46:53]	I have so much to learn about India.	我对印度的了解还不够
[46:55]	And I have to begin my practice again.	而且我必须再度执业了
[46:57]	One needs money to run a journal.	我需要钱办杂志
[46:59]	Nonsense. Go on,Charlie, This is Indian talk.	胡说，查理，你先离开 这是印度人的谈话
[47:03]	We want none of you imperialists here.	不要你这个帝国人士夹在中间
[47:07]	All right,I’ll go and write my report to the Viceroy.	好，那我去写报告给总督
[47:10]	You go and find a pretty Hindu woman…	去找个信印度教的漂亮小姐
[47:13]	…and convert her to Christianity.	劝她改信基督教
[47:15]	That’s as much mischief as you’re allowed.	只准乱来到这种程度
[47:19]	Come,let’s find a quiet corner.	我们找个安静的地方
[47:23]	Now,you forget about your practice.	别管开业的事了
[47:26]	You have other things to do.	你还有别的事要做
[47:29]	India has many men with too much wealth.	印度有很多有钱人
[47:33]	And it’s their privilege to nourish the effort of the few…	能培养一些使印度不再冷漠
[47:37]	…who can raise India from servitude and apathy.	并脱离奴役的人是他们的荣幸
[47:42]	I’ll see to it.	我会办到的
[47:43]	You begin your journal.	你办你的杂志吧
[47:45]	I have little to say.	我没什么好说的
[47:47]	Come,let’s sit down.	坐下吧
[47:49]	India is an alien country to me.	印度对我而言是外国
[47:51]	Change that.	改变这种想法
[47:53]	Go and find India.	去找寻印度
[47:56]	Not what you see here…	不是你在这里看到的
[47:58]	…but the real India.	而是真正的印度
[48:01]	You’ll see what needs to be said…	那你就会知道有什么需要说
[48:04]	…what we need to hear.	知道我们需要听些什么
[48:13]	When I saw you in that tunic,I knew.	我一看到你穿着这身装扮 我就知道
[48:17]	I knew I could die in peace.	我就知道自己可以瞑目了
[48:21]	Make India proud of herself.	让印度能足以自豪
[51:51]	Charlie,please. You’re both being foolish.	查理，你们两个别傻了
[51:54]	But the air is lovely. Anyway,there’s no room in there.	可是空气好棒 何况里面也没位子了
[51:57]	Please. Come in.	拜托你们进来…
[52:00]	No violence,please.	请别使用暴力
[52:02]	Let me hang on with two hands or I will fall.	让我用两只手抓 不然我会摔下去的
[52:06]	Englishman-sahib!	英国人，大人
[52:07]	Come,there is room up here!	上面有座位
[52:12]	Put your foot on the window.	踩着窗户
[52:13]	Come!	来！
[52:22]	– What are you doing? – I’m going nearer to God.	-你在做什么 -接近上帝
[52:27]	Charlie! Be careful!	查理，小心
[52:29]	Let go!	放手
[52:30]	Let go!	放手
[52:32]	– Let go! – Oh,dear!	-放手 -老天
[52:47]	Hello.	哈罗
[52:50]	You see? It is most comfortable.	看吧，这里最舒服了
[52:53]	Sahib?	大人
[52:55]	Are you a Christian?	你是基督徒吗？
[52:57]	Yes,I’m a Christian.	是的…我是基督徒
[52:59]	I know a Christian.	我认识一个基督徒
[53:01]	She drinks blood.	她喝血
[53:04]	Blood of Christ, every Sunday.	每个星期日都喝基督的血
[53:11]	Charlie!	查理
[53:17]	It’s all right,sahib. It’s very safe.	没关系，大人，很安全的
[53:19]	Bend!	弯下来
[53:24]	Pray to God,sahib.	祷告吧
[53:26]	Now is when it is best to be Hindu.	现在你最好能是个印度徒
[53:29]	I agree with Jinnah.	我同意吉纳的看法
[53:31]	Now that the Americans are in, the war will be over soon.	美国既然参战了 战争马上就会结束
[53:35]	The Germans are worn out as it is.	德国已经元气大伤
[53:38]	And our first act should be…	我们首先应该
[53:41]	…to convene a congress party convention…	组织国会
[53:44]	…and demand independence.	要求独立
[53:47]	And we will speak with one voice.	要同声一气
[53:49]	United.	团结一致
[53:52]	And we should invite Gandhi.	并且要邀请甘地参加
[53:53]	What the devil’s happened to him?	他到底怎么了
[53:56]	He’s discovering India.	他去找寻印度了
[53:58]	A lot better than making trouble where it matters!	这样比在重要事物上惹麻烦 要好的多了
[54:01]	Invite him,let him say his piece about South Africa…	邀请他参加 让他说说他在南非的事迹
[54:04]	…then let him slip into oblivion.	然后让他被遗忘吧
[54:36]	Insurgents.	暴徒
[54:38]	They’ve derailed a troop train.	他们让运兵车脱轨了
[54:41]	Keep clear! Come on.	走开！ 快
[54:49]	They’ve killed an English soldier.	他们杀了一个英国士兵
[54:59]	We were asked for toleration.	他们要求我们容忍
[55:02]	We were asked for patience.	要求我们忍耐
[55:05]	Some of us gave it…	我们有些人做到了
[55:07]	…and some did not.	但是有些人做不到
[55:11]	Their war is over.	现在他们的战争已经结束了
[55:14]	And those of us who supported it…	不论支持
[55:17]	…and those of us who refused…	或不支持的人
[55:20]	…must forget our differences.	都应该忘掉所有的歧见
[55:24]	And there can be no excuses…	现在英国
[55:27]	…from the British now.	不能再有借口了
[55:29]	India wants…	印度需要
[55:32]	…home rule.	自治
[55:33]	India…	印度
[55:35]	…demands home rule!	要求自治
[55:53]	Congratulations.	恭喜
[56:06]	And let no one question…	不要心存疑问
[56:08]	…that Mr. Jinnah speaks…	吉纳先生所说的不仅
[56:11]	…not just for the Muslims…	代表回教徒
[56:13]	…but for all India!	也代表印度教徒
[56:21]	And now…	现在
[56:23]	…l’m going to introduce to you…	我要介绍一位人士
[56:25]	…a man whose writings…	他的文章
[56:27]	…we are all becoming familiar with.	大家已经逐渐熟悉
[56:30]	A man who stood in high esteem with our own beloved Gokhale.	他是我们挚爱的哥汉 极为敬重的一个人
[56:34]	A man whose accomplishments…	他在南非的成就 将永远难以磨灭
[56:36]	…in South Africa will always be remembered.
[56:39]	Mr. Mohandas Gandhi!	甘地先生
[56:43]	Your journal has made great impact.	你的杂志引起极大的回响
[56:45]	I’m flattered by Mr. Patel.	彼帖先生太过奖了
[56:48]	I would be even more flattered if what he said were true.	如果说的是真的 我就更受宠若惊了
[56:51]	But it is true.	是真的
[56:53]	I read it. Often!	我常读的
[57:07]	Since I returned from South Africa…	自从我回国后
[57:12]	…I have traveled over much of India.	就一直在印度到处旅行
[57:16]	And I know that I could travel for many more years…	我知道即使再旅行几年
[57:20]	…and still only see a small part of her.	我也只能看到印度的一小部份
[57:24]	And yet,I already know…	不过我已经能了解
[57:27]	…that what we say here…	我们在这里所说的一切
[57:29]	…means nothing to the masses of our country.	对大多数的同胞而言毫无意义
[57:35]	Here,we make speeches for each other…	在这里，我们互相给那些 可能刊登我们意见的
[57:38]	…and those English liberal magazines that may grant us a few lines.	那些英国自由解放杂志 发表演说
[57:44]	But the people of India…	可是对印度人民而言
[57:47]	…are…	却是
[57:48]	…untouched.	言不及意
[57:51]	Their politics are confined to bread…	他们的政治只限于面包
[57:54]	…and salt.	和盐
[57:56]	Illiterate they may be, but they’re not blind.	我们或许是文盲 但是眼睛并没瞎
[57:59]	They see no reason to give their loyalty to rich and powerful men…	他们没有理由 效忠有权有势的人
[58:02]	…who simply want to take over the role of the British…	这些人只是在藉自由之名
[58:05]	…in the name of freedom.	趁机取英国而代之
[58:09]	This congress tells the world…	这个国会向世界宣布
[58:12]	…it represents India.	说他们代表印度
[58:15]	My brothers…	兄弟们
[58:17]	…lndia…	印度
[58:18]	…is 700,000 villages…	有70万个村落
[58:23]	…not a few hundred lawyers in Delhi…	不是只有在新德里和孟买的
[58:26]	…and Bombay.	几百个律师
[58:28]	Until we stand in the fields…	除非我们和那些
[58:31]	…with the millions that toil each day under the hot sun…	顶着烈日 做苦工的多数同胞同甘共苦
[58:36]	…we will not represent India.	否则我们就不能代表印度
[58:39]	Nor will we ever be able to challenge the British…	也不能以国家之名
[58:59]	…as one nation.	来对抗英国
[59:03]	Have you read his magazine?	你看过他的杂志吗
[59:05]	No.	没有
[59:07]	But I think I’m going to.	不过我想我会要看了
[59:13]	Pull over.	靠边停
[59:15]	This can’t be the way.	一定走错了
[59:16]	Yes,I’m sure this is the direction India is taking.	是的 我想印度将朝这方面迈进
[59:21]	To think I almost got excited by Mr. Jinnah…	想到自己听了吉纳的话 就几乎激动起来
[59:24]	…when all this was awaiting me.	居然还有更精彩的在后头
[59:46]	We’re looking for Mr. Gandhi.	我们在找甘地先生
[59:51]	– You’ll find him under that tree. – Thank you.	-你可以在那棵树下找到他 -谢谢
[59:54]	I’m anxious to meet this new force.	快点，我急着要看看这新力量
[59:57]	I try to live like an Indian, as you see.	我努力地像个印度人生活
[1:00:00]	It’s stupid,of course.	这当然很蠢
[1:00:03]	Because in our country…	因为在印度
[1:00:04]	…it is the British who decide how an Indian lives…	是英国人 决定印度人的生活方式
[1:00:08]	…what he may buy,what he may sell.	能够买什么，能够卖什么
[1:00:10]	And from their luxury…	从他们的富有
[1:00:12]	…in the midst of…	我们的贫苦中
[1:00:14]	…our terrible poverty…	他们还要告诉我们
[1:00:17]	…they instruct us on what is justice,what is sedition.	何为公理 何为妨害治安
[1:00:21]	So it’s only natural that our best young minds…	所以难怪我们顶尖的年轻人
[1:00:25]	…assume an air of Eastern dignity…	虽然有东方的尊贵气质
[1:00:28]	…while greedily assimilating…	却一碰到西方的弱点
[1:00:30]	…every Western weakness as quickly as they can acquire it.	就毫无抵抗的与其同化
[1:00:37]	If we have home rule…	只要能自治
[1:00:40]	…that’ll change.	那就会改变
[1:00:45]	Would you,please?	请帮我拿
[1:00:48]	Why should the British grant us home rule?	英国为什么要准我们自治
[1:00:52]	Here,we must take the peelings to the goats.	把这个果皮拿给羊吃
[1:00:56]	We only make wild speeches or perform even wilder acts of terrorism.	我们只能口出狂言 做出恐怖的事情
[1:01:01]	We’ve bred an army of anarchists…	养了一批无政府主义的军队
[1:01:02]	…but not one single group that can really fight the British anywhere.	但与英国对抗时就全溃不成军
[1:01:08]	But I thought you were against fighting.	我以为你们是反对战斗的
[1:01:10]	Now…	现在
[1:01:11]	…just spread it around.	散开在地上
[1:01:13]	There you are.	好了
[1:01:15]	They like the new peelings mixed in with the rotting ones.	它们喜欢 新旧果皮混在一起吃
[1:01:21]	Where there’s injustice, I always believed in fighting.	只要有不公正的事 我一向主张要战斗
[1:01:25]	The question is,do you fight to change things or to punish?	问题是你是为改变事物而战 还是为惩罚而战
[1:01:29]	I’ve found we’re all such sinners we should leave punishment to God.	我自己则是认为人类都是罪人 这种惩罚的事应该交给上帝
[1:01:33]	And if we really want to change things…	如果想改变事物
[1:01:36]	…there are better ways of doing it…	有很多方法
[1:01:39]	…than derailing trains or slashing someone with a sword.	比让火车出轨和杀人好
[1:01:42]	The fire is ready.	火升好了
[1:01:45]	You see…	你看
[1:01:46]	…even here…	就算在这里
[1:01:49]	…we live under tyranny.	也有暴政
[1:01:57]	What did I tell you?	我说过吧
[1:01:59]	Look at him!	看看他
[1:02:00]	I can see the British shaking now.	我可以看见英国在发抖了
[1:02:22]	I’m looking for Mr. Gandhi.	我来找甘地先生
[1:02:27]	I’ve been trying to speak to you for a long time.	我一直想跟你说话
[1:02:33]	Our crops.	我们卖不出
[1:02:35]	We cannot sell them.	我们的收成
[1:02:38]	We have no money.	我们没钱
[1:02:40]	But the landlords still demand the same rent.	可是地主不肯减地租
[1:02:44]	We have nothing left.	我们一无所有了
[1:03:30]	Mr. Taylor,sir.	泰勒先生
[1:03:31]	Up here!	这边
[1:03:45]	Jesus.	天啊
[1:03:48]	What the hell is going on?	这里到底发生了什么事
[1:03:50]	I don’t know,sir.	我不知道
[1:03:57]	The agent got a telegram.	站长收到一封电报
[1:03:58]	And it just said,”He is coming” and gave the time of the train.	上面只说他来了 和说明火车到站的时间
[1:04:08]	Who the hell is “he”?	他是谁
[1:04:12]	I don’t know,sir.	我不知道，长官
[1:04:30]	Make way!	让开…
[1:04:37]	Out of the way. Come on,you!	走开，就是你
[1:04:44]	Who the devil are you?	你是谁
[1:04:45]	My name is Mohandas K. Gandhi.	我叫做莫罕德甘地
[1:04:48]	Whoever you are, we don’t want you here.	我不管你是谁，我们不要你来
[1:04:50]	I suggest you get back on that train before it leaves.	我建议你马上坐这班火车回去
[1:04:54]	They seem to want me.	他们似乎要我来
[1:04:55]	Now,look here.	你给我听着
[1:04:57]	I’ll put you under arrest, if you’d prefer.	你是宁可要被逮捕吗
[1:05:00]	On what charge?	什么罪名
[1:05:05]	I don’t want any trouble.	我不希望出事
[1:05:07]	I’m an Indian traveling in my own country.	我是个印度人 在自己的国家里旅行
[1:05:10]	I see no reason for trouble.	会惹出什么事
[1:05:14]	Well,there had better not be.	最好别惹事
[1:05:21]	Make way for the officer.	让开…
[1:05:42]	For years…	多年来
[1:05:44]	…the landlords have ordered us…	地主一直命令我们
[1:05:47]	…to grow indigo…	种靛青树
[1:05:49]	…for dyeing cloth.	用来染布料
[1:05:51]	Always,they took part of the crop as rent.	以一部份收成为租金
[1:05:56]	But now…	可是现在
[1:05:58]	…everyone buys their cloth from England.	大家都跟英国买布料
[1:06:02]	So no one wants…	没有人要
[1:06:04]	…our indigo.	我们的靛青染料
[1:06:06]	The landlords…	地主们
[1:06:08]	…say we must pay our rent…	要我们用现金
[1:06:11]	…in cash.	付租金
[1:06:14]	What we could…	我们能卖的
[1:06:16]	…we sold.	都卖了
[1:06:18]	The police have taken the rest.	剩下的被警察拿走了
[1:06:22]	There is…	我们
[1:06:23]	…no food.	没吃的了
[1:06:26]	I understand.	我明白了
[1:06:31]	The landlords are British?	地主都是英国人
[1:06:42]	What we can do,we will try to do.	我们会尽量设法去解决
[1:07:05]	Shukla…	苏克拉
[1:07:06]	…is all Champaran like this?	整个占婆兰省都这样吗
[1:07:09]	Yes,Bapu.	是的，巴布
[1:07:11]	The whole region.	全部
[1:07:13]	Hundreds.	成千
[1:07:14]	Thousands.	上万的人
[1:07:18]	Some landlords have tried to help.	有些地主想帮忙
[1:07:21]	But what can they do?	但是他们又能做什么呢
[1:07:38]	Are you Mr. M. K. Gandhi?	你是甘地先生吗
[1:07:41]	I’m sorry,you’re under arrest.	对不起，你被捕了
[1:07:44]	I’m not sorry at all.	我一点也不难过
[1:07:55]	Who did you say would be buying the drinks?	你说谁要请喝酒的
[1:08:01]	Oh,no!	不会吧！
[1:08:09]	Wouldn’t you know,that’s the best innings I’ve had since Oxford.	你知道吗，这是从牛津毕业后 最棒的一场球赛
[1:08:13]	India’s full of grief,old man.	印度到处都是愁苦的老人
[1:08:15]	I’ve got no idea.	我完全不知道
[1:08:16]	All I know is there’s a riot or something at Motihari in Champaran.	只知道占婆兰省提哈利 有暴动还是什么的
[1:08:20]	The whole company’s ordered out.	全营都奉令要出动
[1:08:39]	I would like to see the prisoner.	我想见犯人
[1:08:53]	On the left,sir.	在左边
[1:09:05]	Shades of South Africa.	南非模式
[1:09:07]	Not quite.	不尽然
[1:09:08]	They’re only holding me…	现在只是拘留
[1:09:10]	…until the magistrate’s hearing.	要到本县县长审问后
[1:09:12]	Then it will be prison.	才是坐牢
[1:09:17]	Did they take your clothes?	他们拿走你的衣物了
[1:09:20]	These are my clothes now.	现在起我的衣服就是这些了
[1:09:24]	You always had a puritanical streak.	你一向有清教徒的倾向
[1:09:28]	If I want to be one with them…	如果想成为他们的一份子
[1:09:30]	…I have to live like them.	就必须和他们一样的生活
[1:09:32]	Yes,I think you do.	我想你是想
[1:09:34]	But thank God we all don’t.	感谢上帝 不是所有的人都这样
[1:09:37]	My puritanism runs in a different way.	我的清教门派跟你的方向不同
[1:09:39]	I’m far too modest for such a display.	我没胆量穿成这种装扮
[1:09:47]	Couldn’t I be let in with the prisoner? I am a clergyman.	能不能让我进去，我是神父
[1:10:04]	They’re calling you “Bapu.”	他们叫你“巴布”
[1:10:06]	I thought it meant “father.”	我以为那是指父亲
[1:10:08]	It does.	是这个意思
[1:10:10]	We must be getting old,Charlie.	我们一定都老了
[1:10:16]	What do you want me to do?	你要我为你做什么
[1:10:20]	I think that you can help us most…	可以帮忙的就是
[1:10:22]	…by taking that assignment you’ve been offered in Fiji.	接受在斐济那个职务
[1:10:29]	I have to be sure…	我必须要确定
[1:10:32]	They have to be sure that what we do…	他们也一样 这件事我们印度人
[1:10:34]	…can be done by Indians alone.	自己就能办得到
[1:10:49]	But you know the strategy.	可是你懂我们的策略
[1:10:51]	The world is full of people who will despise what’s happening here.	世界上有很多人也不屑 英国在这里的一切行为
[1:10:54]	It is their strength that we need.	我们需要的 就是这些人的力量
[1:10:56]	Before you go…	在你走之前
[1:10:58]	…you could start us in the right direction.	可以先指引我们正确的方向
[1:11:11]	I must leave from Calcutta…	我得由加尔各答离境
[1:11:15]	…and soon.	而且要很快地走
[1:11:19]	Say goodbye to Ba for me.	你必须替我跟芭说再见
[1:11:25]	Well,I…	那我…
[1:11:28]	There are no goodbyes for us.	我们之间不用道别
[1:11:32]	Wherever you are, you will always be in my heart.	不论你人在哪里 在我心里永远都会有你
[1:11:56]	I’m going to clear the courtroom.	我要清场
[1:11:58]	I’m not sure we’d be able to.	我不知道我们能清场吗
[1:12:00]	It is a first hearing. It’s supposed to be public.	这是初审，应该是公开的
[1:12:02]	And he’s a lawyer.	而且他是律师
[1:12:05]	I don’t know where they found the nerve.	我不知道他们哪来的胆子
[1:12:07]	I don’t either,but the troops won’t be here till tomorrow.	我也不知道 可是军队明天才会到
[1:12:10]	How did the press get here before the military?	新闻记者怎么会比军队早来的
[1:12:13]	That English clergyman sent a number of telegrams yesterday.	那个英国神父昨天下午 发了封电报出去
[1:12:16]	I understand one of them even went to the Viceroy.	我知道其中有一封是给总督的
[1:12:33]	You have been ordered out of the province…	本庭宣判你扰乱治安之罪
[1:12:35]	…on the grounds of disturbing the peace.	驱逐出境
[1:12:44]	With respect,I refuse to go.	我拒绝离境
[1:12:49]	Do you want to go to jail?	你想坐牢吗
[1:12:52]	As you wish.	随便你
[1:12:58]	All right.	好吧
[1:13:01]	I will release you on bail…	只要一百卢比交保
[1:13:03]	…of 100 rupees until I reach a sentence.	我就释放你直到判刑确定
[1:13:09]	I refuse to pay 100 rupees.	我拒绝缴一百卢比的保释金
[1:13:22]	Then I will grant release on bail…	那就无罪开释
[1:13:24]	…without payment until I reach a decision.	直到我做决定为止
[1:13:54]	Gandhiji! Gandhiji!	甘地…
[1:14:02]	We are from Bihar.	我们是从比哈来的
[1:14:04]	We received a cable from an old friend…	早上我们接到一封
[1:14:06]	…who was at Cambridge with us.	剑桥老友的电报
[1:14:08]	His name is Nehru.	他叫尼鲁
[1:14:10]	– I believe you know him. – Indeed.	-我想你认识他 -是的
[1:14:12]	He tells us you need help, and we have come to give it.	他说你需要帮助 所以我们就来了
[1:14:17]	I want to document coldly,rationally, what is being done here.	我要记录这里的一切 要冷静而理性的
[1:14:22]	It may take months.	可能要费时好几个月
[1:14:24]	We have no pressing engagements.	我们目前没什么事
[1:14:25]	You will have to live with the peasants.	你们必须和佃农在一起
[1:14:29]	There will be risks.	会有危险性 总督府 数月后
[1:14:50]	I don’t know what this country is coming to.	真搞不懂这个国家是怎么了
[1:14:52]	But good God,man!	老天啊！
[1:14:53]	You yourself raised the rent simply to finance a hunting expedition.	可是你为了一次狩猎的花费 就要提高租金
[1:14:58]	And some of these others: Beatings,illegal seizures…	还有其他的事情 例如殴打，非法拘捕
[1:15:02]	…demanding services without pay.	强迫他们为你工作却不给薪水
[1:15:04]	Even refusing them water.	甚至拒绝给他们水喝
[1:15:07]	In India!	在印度
[1:15:08]	Nobody knows what it is to try to get these people to work.	不知道要怎么样 才能叫这些印度人工作
[1:15:11]	You’ve made this half-naked whatever-he-is…	你让这个半裸的�砘�
[1:15:14]	…into an international hero.	变成世界闻名的英雄
[1:15:16]	“One lone man,marching dusty roads, armed only with honesty…	孤单一人手持竹竿 在朴朴风尘中仅以诚实为武器
[1:15:20]	…and a bamboo staff,doing battle with the British Empire.”	与大英帝国孤军奋战
[1:15:24]	At home,children are writing essays about him.	在英国 孩子们都以他为作文题目
[1:15:29]	What do they want?	他们要什么
[1:15:32]	Gareth!	盖勒
[1:15:36]	There’s a rebate on rents paid.	租金减少
[1:15:39]	They’re to be free to grow crops of their own choice.	准许他们自由栽种作物
[1:15:42]	And a commission,part Indian, to hear grievances.	一个由英国人和印度人组成的 民怨处理委员会
[1:15:50]	That would satisfy him?	这该能让他满意了
[1:15:53]	And His Majesty’s government.	英王的政府也会满意
[1:15:55]	It only needs your signature for the landlords.	只要你签个字给地主
[1:16:07]	It’ll be worth it to see the back of him.	只要能赶走他就值得了
[1:16:13]	Thank you,sir.	谢谢长官
[1:16:16]	We’re too damned liberal.	我们太过放任了
[1:16:18]	Perhaps.	或许
[1:16:19]	At least this has made the government see some sense about what men…	不过至少能让政府了解
[1:16:24]	…like Mr. Gandhi should be allowed and denied.	对甘地这类人 该准他什么，不准他什么
[1:16:42]	Where is Mr. Gandhi?	甘地先生呢
[1:16:45]	He said he preferred to walk,sir.	他说他宁愿走路
[1:16:47]	I followed him most of the way. He’s just turned the corner.	我一路跟着他 他就在转角
[1:16:52]	He came third class.	他坐三等车厢来的
[1:16:55]	God,give me patience.	神请赐予我耐心
[1:17:02]	My house is honored.	真是蓬壁生辉
[1:17:04]	The honor is ours.	是我们的荣幸
[1:17:06]	I’d like you to meet Dr. Kallenbach,an old friend.	这是可朗北先生 是我的老朋友
[1:17:09]	His interest is in flowers.	他对花很有兴趣
[1:17:11]	I told him he could wander your garden while we talked.	我擅自作主告诉他说 我们说话时他可以去花园走走
[1:17:14]	I’ll send for my gardener. You’ll have plenty to discuss.	我会叫我的园丁来 我想你们有很多话可以聊
[1:17:17]	Thank you.	谢谢
[1:17:23]	Gentleman,the hero of Champaran.	各位，占婆兰的英雄
[1:17:25]	Only the stubborn man of Champaran.	我只是占婆兰的一个老顽固
[1:17:28]	Mr. Patel you know.	你认识彼帖先生
[1:17:30]	Maulana Azad,my colleague and a fellow Muslim…	马拉纳尔塞，我的同僚 也是个回教徒
[1:17:33]	…and just recently released from prison.	他最近才出狱
[1:17:36]	Adab.	你好
[1:17:38]	Mr. Kripalani.	克力帕先生
[1:17:40]	And of course,you know Mr. Nehru.	当然，你认识尼鲁先生
[1:17:44]	I’m beginning to know Mr. Nehru.	我开始认识尼鲁先生了
[1:17:47]	Please sit down.	请坐
[1:17:48]	Do sit down.	请坐
[1:17:49]	Gentlemen,I’ve asked you to come here through Mr. Jinnah’s kindness…	各位，我透过吉纳先生 邀请各位来这里
[1:17:54]	…because I’ve had the chance to see the legislation.	因为本人有幸看到法案原文
[1:17:57]	And it is exactly as was rumored.	一切诚如谣传
[1:17:59]	Arrest without warrant, and automatic imprisonment…	逮捕不需要拘捕状
[1:18:03]	…for possession of materials considered seditious.	若拥有其视为妨害治安的书刊 立即拘捕坐牢
[1:18:06]	And your writings are specifically listed.	你写的文章被点名列出来
[1:18:10]	So much for helping them in the Great War.	帮他们打世界大仗等于白打了
[1:18:12]	There is only one answer: Direct action on a scale…	只有一条路，直接行动
[1:18:16]	…they can never handle.	规模要大到让他们措手不及
[1:18:19]	I don’t think so.	我认为不妥
[1:18:20]	Terrorism would only justify their repression.	恐怖主义正是 出兵镇压的好理由
[1:18:25]	And what kind of leaders would it throw up?	而且这样会造就出 什么样的领导者
[1:18:29]	Are they men that we would want at the head of our country?	我们需要这种人来领导本国吗
[1:18:32]	I too have read Mr. Gandhi’s writings…	我也读过甘地先生的文章
[1:18:35]	…but I’d rather be ruled by an Indian terrorist than an English one.	但我宁可让印度的恐怖份子统治 也不要英国人
[1:18:39]	And I don’t intend to submit to that kind of law.	我绝不屈服于此法之下
[1:18:42]	I must say,it seems to me…	我觉得问题太严重
[1:18:44]	…that it’s gone beyond remedies like passive resistance.	消极的抵抗无效
[1:18:49]	If I may…	而我…
[1:18:51]	…l,for one,have never advocated passive anything.	我本人从未提倡消极抵抗
[1:18:57]	I’m with Mr. Jinnah.	我赞成吉纳先生
[1:18:58]	We must never submit to such laws…	我们绝对不向此法屈服
[1:19:01]	…ever.	绝不
[1:19:03]	And I think our resistance must be active and provocative.	我觉得我们的反抗 应该积极的富煽动性
[1:19:11]	May I?	能不能让我来
[1:19:14]	I want to embarrass all those who wish to treat us as slaves.	我要让那些 想奴役我们的人难为情
[1:19:19]	Thank you.	谢谢你
[1:19:24]	All of them.	他们全部的人
[1:19:26]	– Forgive my stupid illustration. – Allow me.	-这是个愚昧的例子 -我来
[1:19:29]	No,please.	不了
[1:19:31]	But I want to change their minds…	但是我要改变他们的心灵
[1:19:33]	…not kill them for weaknesses we all possess.	而不是杀他们，就因为 他们具有和我们一样的弱点
[1:19:39]	And what resistance would you offer?	你建议要用何种的抵抗
[1:19:43]	The law is due to take effect from April 6.	此法将于4月6日生效
[1:19:47]	I want to call upon the nation…	我要号召全国人民在当天
[1:19:49]	…to make that a day of prayer and fasting.	全体祷告和绝食
[1:19:53]	A general strike?	你是指全面性罢工
[1:19:55]	I mean a day of prayer and fasting.	我是说祷告和绝食
[1:19:58]	Of course,no work could be done. No buses.	当然不工作，巴士
[1:20:02]	No trains.	火车都停开
[1:20:04]	No factories.	工厂停工
[1:20:06]	No administration.	政府不办公
[1:20:08]	The country would stop.	全国停摆
[1:20:12]	My God,it would terrify them!	天啊，他们一定会吓坏的
[1:20:15]	350 million people at prayer?	三亿五千人都在祷告
[1:20:18]	Even the English newspapers would have to report that…	即使是英国报纸也非得报导
[1:20:21]	…and explain why.	并要解释原因
[1:20:23]	– But could we get people to do it? – Why not?	-可是我们做得到吗 -怎么会做不到
[1:20:26]	Champaran stirred the whole country.	占婆兰事件敲醒全国
[1:20:30]	Thank you.	谢谢
[1:20:32]	They’re calling you “Mahatma.”	他们叫你“圣雄”
[1:20:35]	“Great Soul.”	伟大的灵魂
[1:20:38]	Fortunately,such news comes very slowly to where I live.	还好这种消息都很慢 才会传到我们的村子
[1:20:44]	I think if we all worked to publicize it…	我想如果大家都努力宣传
[1:20:47]	…all of Congress…	所有的国会议员
[1:20:49]	…every avenue we know…	在街头巷尾加以宣传
[1:20:51]	I could get articles printed in most of the papers in Delhi and Bombay.	我能叫新德里和孟买的 多数报纸刊载此事
[1:21:06]	Only civilians will visit. Don’t you think so,Your Highness?	只有平民会到，不是吗，陛下？
[1:21:10]	Of course,the army will always be loyal.	当然，军队会效忠的
[1:21:13]	I’ll have you know, we’ve got 500 troops.	你们要知道，我们的军力雄厚
[1:21:20]	Damn hungry by morning. I’ll tell you that.	我告诉你，到早上就会饿了
[1:21:28]	Excuse me,Your Excellency.	对不起，大人
[1:21:30]	Mr. Kinnoch.	金诺先生来了
[1:21:32]	Sir,I’m afraid it’s confirmed.	恐怕已经证实了
[1:21:35]	Nothing’s working,sir.	一切都停工了
[1:21:36]	The buses,the train,the markets.	巴士，火车，市场
[1:21:39]	There’s not even any ordinary civilian staff here,sir.	这里的平民职员也没来上班
[1:21:42]	Is it simply Delhi and Bombay?	只有新德里和孟买吗
[1:21:45]	Karachi,Calcutta,Madras,Bangalore. It’s total.	喀拉蚩，加尔各答，穆德拉斯 邦加罗尔，是全国性的
[1:21:49]	The army had to take over the telegraph…	军队只好接管电报局
[1:21:53]	…or we’d be cut off from the world.	否则我们会与世界失去联系
[1:22:01]	I can’t believe it.	真是不敢相信
[1:22:02]	He’s going to sell his own paper tomorrow in Bombay,sir.	他办的报纸 明天将在孟买开始发行
[1:22:05]	They’ve called for a parade on Victoria Road.	他们要在维多利亚路上游行
[1:22:09]	Arrest him.	逮捕他
[1:22:18]	He’s to go to the visitors’ room.	带他去会客室
[1:22:38]	Bapu.	巴布
[1:22:41]	You too?	你也…
[1:22:44]	It seems less formal than Mahatma.	较“圣雄”亲切
[1:22:55]	Since your arrest, the riots have hardly stopped.	自从你被逮捕后 暴动一直都没停过
[1:22:59]	Not big,but they keep breaking out.	规模不大，不过一直不断爆发
[1:23:02]	I run to stop them.	我忙着制止
[1:23:04]	And Patel and Kripalani, they’re never at rest.	彼帖和克利帕也没停过
[1:23:09]	But some English civilians have been killed.	但是已经有些英国平民被杀了
[1:23:16]	And the army is attacking crowds with clubs.	英军用木棒攻击群众
[1:23:21]	Sometimes worse.	有时候更糟
[1:23:28]	Maybe I’m wrong.	或许我错了
[1:23:31]	Maybe we’re not ready yet.	或许印度人还没准备好
[1:23:34]	In South Africa, our numbers were small.	在南非，我们人数少
[1:23:42]	The government’s afraid. They don’t know what to do.	政府很害怕 不知道该如何是好
[1:23:46]	They’re more afraid of terrorism than of you.	他们害怕你 但是更怕恐怖主义
[1:23:49]	The Viceroy has agreed to your release, if you will speak for nonviolence.	总督同意只要你肯出面 主张不用暴力就释放你
[1:23:57]	I’ve never spoken for anything else.	我从来没有主张过暴力
[1:24:25]	England…	大英帝国
[1:24:27]	…is so powerful.	是如此强大
[1:24:29]	Its army…	陆军
[1:24:31]	…and its navy…	海军
[1:24:33]	…all its modern weapons…	全配备着现代武器
[1:24:36]	But when a great power like that…	但是当他们用如此强大的武力
[1:24:39]	…strikes defenseless people…	来对付无抵抗力的人民时
[1:24:42]	…it shows its brutality…	就显示出他们的残酷，不仁道
[1:24:45]	…its own weakness.	也暴露他们的弱点
[1:24:46]	Especially when those people do not strike back.	尤其是当那些人不还击时
[1:25:18]	Fighting back will not work.	还击是没有用的
[1:25:21]	And that is why the Mahatma…	所以圣雄
[1:25:24]	…begs us to take the course of nonviolence.	才要求我们非暴力的行动
[1:25:58]	Back away!	退后…
[1:26:10]	But if we riot…	如果我们暴动
[1:26:12]	…if we fight back…	如果还击
[1:26:16]	…we become the vandals…	我们就成为破坏者
[1:26:18]	…and they become the law.	他们就成为合法者
[1:26:20]	If we bear their blows, they are the vandals.	如果我们承受攻击 他们就是破坏者
[1:26:26]	God and His law are on our…	神与法律就站在我们这边
[1:26:59]	Front rank,kneel in position!	第一班采跪姿
[1:27:04]	We…	我们
[1:27:06]	…must have the courage…	一定要有承受
[1:27:09]	…to take their anger.	其愤怒的勇气
[1:27:24]	Should we issue a warning,sir?	我们要先警告他们吗
[1:27:28]	They’ve had their warning:	我们已经警告过了
[1:27:31]	No meetings.	不准集会
[1:27:37]	Fire!	开枪…
[1:28:11]	Take your time!	慢慢来
[1:28:35]	Corporal!	下士
[1:28:36]	To your left.	向左方射击
[1:29:26]	General Dyer…	戴尔将军
[1:29:28]	…is it correct that you ordered your troops to fire…	你是否曾叫部队
[1:29:31]	…at the thickest part of the crowd?	往人最多的地方射击
[1:29:34]	That is so.	是的
[1:29:41]	1,516 casualties with…	死伤1516个人
[1:29:46]	…1,650 bullets.	用了1650发子弹
[1:29:50]	My intention was to inflict a lesson…	我是想杀鸡儆猴
[1:29:52]	…that would have an impact throughout all India.	让全印度人都能有所警惕
[1:30:00]	General…	将军
[1:30:03]	…had you been able to take in the armored car…	如果你能把装甲车开进去
[1:30:07]	…would you have opened fire with the machine gun?	你会用机关枪来扫射吗
[1:30:14]	I think,probably,yes.	我想可能会吧
[1:30:19]	General,did you realize there were children and women in the crowd?	将军，你知道群众里有妇孺吗
[1:30:25]	I did.	我知道
[1:30:27]	But that was irrelevant to the point you were making?	可是为了达到目的 这都无关紧要吗
[1:30:30]	That is correct.	是的
[1:30:38]	Could I ask you what provision you made for the wounded?	能不能请问你如何处置伤者
[1:30:46]	I was ready to help any who applied.	只要申请救援都予以救助
[1:30:51]	General,how does a child…	将军
[1:30:54]	…shot with a.303 Lee-Enfield…	一个中弹的小孩
[1:30:58]	…apply for help?	如何来求救呢 中场休息
[1:34:46]	Forgive me,gentlemen, but you must understand…	请原谅我 不过你们必须了解
[1:34:50]	…that His Majesty’s government and the British people repudiate…	国王陛下的政府和英国人民
[1:34:55]	…both the massacre and the philosophy that prompted it.	否认此次大屠杀的发生及其原因
[1:34:59]	Now…	现在
[1:35:01]	…what I would like to do…	我想对此新立法
[1:35:04]	…is to come to some compromise…	采取一个
[1:35:07]	…over the new…	折衷方案
[1:35:08]	If you will excuse me, Your Excellency…	请容我插嘴，大人
[1:35:11]	…it is our view that matters have gone beyond legislation.	在我们看来 此事已经不仅关乎“立法”
[1:35:14]	We think it is time you recognized…	我们觉得贵国政府该体认到
[1:35:16]	…that you are masters in someone else’s home.	你们是在别人家里当主人
[1:35:22]	Despite the best intentions of the best of you…	不论你们有多好心
[1:35:24]	…you must,in the nature of things, humiliate us to control us.	你们必须羞辱我们才能控制我们
[1:35:29]	General Dyer is but an extreme example of the principle.	戴尔将军只是这种理念下 一个极端的例子
[1:35:34]	It is time you left.	是该你们离去的时候了
[1:35:40]	With respect,Mr. Gandhi…	甘地先生
[1:35:43]	…without British administration…	没有英国的统治
[1:35:45]	…this country would be reduced to chaos.	印度会大乱的
[1:35:47]	Mr. Kinnoch…	奇诺先生
[1:35:51]	…I beg you to accept that there is no people…	请你接受这个事实 世界上任何人
[1:35:53]	…who would not prefer their own bad government…	都宁可要一个自己的坏政府
[1:35:56]	…to the good government of an alien power.	也不要外国的好政府
[1:35:58]	My dear sir,India is British.	印度是英国的属地
[1:36:01]	We’re hardly an alien power.	我们并非是外国
[1:36:11]	Even if His Majesty could waive all other considerations…	即使国王陛下 能放下一切顾虑
[1:36:16]	…he has a duty to the millions of his Muslim subjects…	国王对印度上百万的回教国民 负有责任
[1:36:21]	…who are a minority in this realm.	在此其为少数
[1:36:23]	And experience suggests that his troops…	过去的经验显示维持和平
[1:36:27]	…and his administration are essential…	必须用上英王的军队
[1:36:30]	…in order to secure the peace.	以及统治方式
[1:36:34]	All nations contain religious minorities.	各国都有某教派的少数份子
[1:36:37]	Like other countries, ours will have its problems.	就如其他国家也会有这种问题
[1:36:41]	But they will be ours…	但这是我们的问题
[1:36:43]	…not yours.	而不是你们的
[1:36:45]	How do you propose to make them yours?	你要如何使它变成你们的
[1:36:48]	You don’t think we’re just going to walk out of India?	你认为我们会就这样走出印度吗？
[1:36:52]	Yes.	是的
[1:36:54]	In the end…	到最后
[1:36:55]	…you will walk out…	你们总是要走出去
[1:36:57]	…because 100,000 Englishmen simply cannot control…	因为凭十万的英国人是
[1:37:00]	…350 million Indians, if those Indians refuse…	无法控制三亿五千万个印度人
[1:37:03]	…to cooperate.	如果印度人不合作的话
[1:37:05]	And that is what we intend to achieve.	这正是我们的目的
[1:37:08]	Peaceful,nonviolent noncooperation…	和平的，不使用暴力的，不合作
[1:37:13]	…till you yourself see the wisdom of leaving…	直到你们自己 能够明智的撤走
[1:37:17]	…Your Excellency.	大人
[1:37:21]	I said to him,”You don’t expect us just to walk out?”	我问他，你认为我们 会就这样走出去
[1:37:24]	And he said,”Yes.”	他说，是的
[1:37:27]	What an extraordinary little man, isn’t he?	他真是个了不起的小个子
[1:37:29]	“Nonviolence,noncooperation.”	不用暴力，不合作
[1:37:32]	For a moment,I was afraid they were actually going to do something.	我原本担心 他们真的要有所行动
[1:37:35]	Yes,but I think it would be wise to be very cautious for a time.	不过我认为还是得小心一点
[1:37:40]	The Antiterrorist Act will remain on the statutes.	反恐怖行动仍在政法中
[1:37:43]	But on no account is Gandhi to be arrested.	不过不能逮捕甘地
[1:37:47]	Whatever mischief he causes…	不管他造成了多大的灾害
[1:37:49]	…I have no intention of making a martyr of him.	我可不想把他捧成殉难者
[1:37:57]	But now something worse is happening.	可是现在情况更糟了
[1:38:00]	When Gandhiji and I were growing up…	在甘地和我还小的时候
[1:38:02]	…women wove their own cloth.	女人自己织布自己穿
[1:38:06]	But now there are millions who have no work…	可是现在上百万个人失业了
[1:38:10]	…because those who can buy all they need from England.	因为买得起的人 都向英国购买一切所需
[1:38:16]	I say with Gandhiji:	我和甘地都觉得
[1:38:19]	There is no beauty in the finest cloth…	如果最漂亮的布匹
[1:38:22]	…if it makes hunger and unhappiness.	会造成饥饿和不幸 便不再漂亮了
[1:38:58]	My message to you…	我要对你们所说的
[1:39:01]	…is the message I have given to your brothers everywhere.	就如我对其他同胞说的一样
[1:39:05]	To gain independence…	想要独立自主
[1:39:08]	…we must prove worthy of it.	必须先证明自己，才能够独立
[1:39:11]	There must be Hindu-Muslim unity always.	印度教与回教必须 一直团结下去
[1:39:22]	Second…	第二
[1:39:24]	…no Indian must be treated as the English treat us.	英国人所对待我们的方式 绝不能也对待于印度同胞身上
[1:39:27]	We must remove untouchability…	必须从心中和实际生活中
[1:39:30]	…from our hearts and from our lives.	除去低等贱民的观念
[1:39:38]	Third…	第三
[1:39:40]	…we must defy the British.	必须反抗英国人
[1:40:00]	Not with violence that will inflame their will…	不是使用暴力 那会激怒他们
[1:40:06]	…but with a firmness that will open their eyes.	而是以坚定的态度 才能使其张开双眼
[1:40:10]	English factories make the cloth…	制造衣服的英国工厂
[1:40:13]	…that makes our poverty.	使我们贫穷
[1:40:16]	All those who wish to make the English see…	要让英国人明白
[1:40:19]	…bring me the cloth from Manchester and Leeds that you wear today…	把英国制衣服交给我
[1:40:24]	…and we will light a fire that will be seen in Delhi…	让我们烧了它们，让新德里
[1:40:28]	…and in London.	和伦敦都能看到这个光芒
[1:40:30]	And if…	如果
[1:40:32]	…like me…	像我一样
[1:40:34]	…you are left with only one piece of homespun…	你们只剩一件手织衣物可穿
[1:40:41]	…wear it with dignity.	那就神气的穿着它
[1:41:26]	Thank you very much.	非常谢谢
[1:41:29]	No,thank you,I can manage.	不，谢谢你，我来拿
[1:41:32]	Don’t destroy my good intentions.	贺曼，别扰我的兴了
[1:41:34]	I’m already feeling guilty about traveling second class.	我坐二等舱已经很内疚了
[1:41:37]	You’ve earned a few indulgences.	这些小享受是你用努力赚来的
[1:41:39]	Perhaps,but Maulana’s made of sterner stuff.	但，莫拉纳比我更坚强
[1:41:42]	Our trains met in Bombay.	我们的火车在孟买相遇
[1:41:44]	And there he is,back there in that lot. The model disciple.	我看到他坐在后面 真是个模范门徒
[1:41:47]	There’s another passenger.	还有另一个乘客
[1:41:49]	A Miss Slade from London. She’s been writing to Gandhiji for years.	伦敦来的丝蕾蒂小姐 她和甘地通信了好几年
[1:41:53]	She’s the daughter of an English admiral.	她是英国海军上将的女儿
[1:41:57]	What do you think the daughter of an English admiral…	一个英国海军上将的女儿
[1:41:59]	…proposes to do in our ashram?	去我们的阿思朗做什么
[1:42:01]	Sink us?	把我们弄沉吗
[1:42:02]	From the looks of the luggage,yes.	看她有那么多行李，很像
[1:42:05]	She wants to make her home with us.	她想和我们同居共事
[1:42:07]	And Gandhiji has agreed.	甘地答应了
[1:42:08]	Miss Slade!	丝蕾蒂小姐
[1:42:11]	You’d be Mr. Kallenbach.	你一定是可朗北先生
[1:42:13]	And you would be Miss Slade?	你是丝蕾蒂小姐吗
[1:42:16]	I prefer the name Gandhiji has given me:	我喜欢甘地大师 帮我取的名字
[1:42:19]	Mirabehn.	米乐曼
[1:42:26]	Don’t pull it so fast.	别拉这么快
[1:42:28]	You’ll break it again.	又会弄断的
[1:42:37]	Leave it.	别弄了
[1:42:40]	God gave you ten thumbs.	上帝给你十根大姆指
[1:42:43]	Eleven.	十一根
[1:42:48]	Sardar!	沙达
[1:42:56]	Mirabehn!	米乐曼
[1:43:04]	Come,come.	别这样…
[1:43:08]	You will be my daughter.	你以后就是我的女儿了
[1:43:12]	But then…	但是…
[1:43:13]	…some rioting broke out…	有些暴动
[1:43:16]	…between Hindus and Muslims.	是教派之间的
[1:43:19]	Violent,terrible.	又粗暴，又可怕
[1:43:23]	Whether it was provoked…	是否有人蓄意煽动
[1:43:26]	…I don’t know.	我不知道
[1:43:28]	But it gave them an excuse to impose martial law throughout Bengal.	可是英方有借口 在孟加拉实施戒严了
[1:43:34]	Some of the things the military have done…	军队的一些作为…
[1:43:37]	Is the campaign weakening?	不合作运动减弱了吗
[1:43:39]	The marches and protests are bigger, if anything.	游行和抗议都空前的盛大
[1:43:43]	But with the censorship here…	可是出版物检查严格
[1:43:45]	…they know more in England…	英国那边
[1:43:47]	…than we do.	都比我们知道的多
[1:43:49]	It saps the courage…	单独受苦之念
[1:43:50]	…to think you may be suffering alone.	削弱勇气
[1:43:54]	They are not alone.	我们不孤单
[1:43:56]	And martial law only shows how desperate the British are.	戒严就是证明 英方在做困兽之斗
[1:44:04]	Is that homespun?	是手织布吗
[1:44:08]	I sent for it from here.	我叫人由这里带去
[1:44:11]	I dyed it myself.	我自己染的颜色
[1:44:16]	What do the workers in England make of what we’re doing?	英国的劳动者 对我们的运动有什么想法
[1:44:18]	It must have produced hardship.	一定使他们很辛苦
[1:44:20]	It has…	是的
[1:44:22]	…but you’d be surprised. They really do understand.	可是你一定很�异 他们了解，真的了解
[1:44:25]	Good.	很好
[1:44:29]	Ba will have to teach you to spin too.	芭也会教你织布
[1:44:32]	– I’d rather march. – First,spin!	-我宁愿去游行 -先学织布
[1:44:35]	Let the others march for a time.	让别人去游行一下
[1:44:39]	I’ll teach you all our foolishness.	我会把我们的傻玩意教给你
[1:44:41]	And you must teach me yours.	你也要教我你们的东西 解放印度
[1:44:52]	We burn British cloth! We burn British cloth!	我们烧掉英国衣服…
[1:45:02]	Long live Gandhiji! Long live Gandhiji!	甘地万岁…
[1:45:20]	British rule must go! British rule must go!	英国滚蛋…
[1:45:31]	I’ll stuff it down your damn throat!	我要把这个塞进你的喉咙
[1:45:35]	Help us!	救命…
[1:45:37]	Leave us alone! We’re not harming you.	别这样，我们又没有伤害你
[1:45:39]	Go on your way!	走吧…
[1:45:42]	Come back!	回来！
[1:45:46]	Help us!	救命…
[1:47:24]	That’s one bit of news they haven’t censored.	他们可没禁止这则新闻 警察在暴动中被杀
[1:47:30]	Now it’s all over the world.	全世界都知道
[1:47:32]	India’s nonviolence.	印度的“非暴力”
[1:47:37]	What can we do?	我们该怎么办
[1:47:39]	We must end the campaign.	我们必须停止这个运动
[1:47:44]	After what they did at the massacre? It’s only an eye for an eye.	英军屠杀我们 如此也只算以眼还眼
[1:47:48]	An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind.	以眼还眼 只会使整个世界都盲目
[1:47:53]	Do you know the sacrifices people have made?	可是你可知道我们所做的牺牲
[1:47:56]	We would never get the same commitment again,ever.	我们再也无法重获支持
[1:47:58]	The whole of India is on the move!	全印度都投入这个运动
[1:48:02]	Yes,but in what direction?	是的，可是是以哪种方向
[1:48:04]	If we obtain our freedom by murder and bloodshed,I want no part of it.	如果我们用谋杀流血 来得到自由，我宁可不要
[1:48:12]	You are the father of the nation.	你是印度的国父
[1:48:15]	Today,I see no ground in that for anything but shame.	今天这个称呼 只会让我觉得羞愧
[1:48:21]	It was one incident.	只是一次意外
[1:48:24]	Tell that to the families of the policemen who died.	去告诉那些死难警察的家人
[1:48:33]	The whole nation is marching.	全国都在游行
[1:48:36]	They wouldn’t stop even if we asked them to.	即使叫他们停也不会停的
[1:48:42]	I will ask.	我来求他们
[1:48:44]	And I will fast as a penance for my part in arousing such emotions.	而且我要绝食 以忏悔自己挑动此情绪
[1:48:49]	And I will not stop until they stop.	他们停止我才停止绝食
[1:48:53]	But…	可是…
[1:48:55]	God! You can be sure the British won’t censor that.	天啊，英方一定 不会禁止刊登这个消息
[1:48:58]	They’ll put it on every street corner.	大街小巷到处宣传
[1:49:03]	People are aroused.	人们既然已经起而投入
[1:49:06]	They won’t stop!	他们就不会停的
[1:49:09]	If I die,perhaps they will stop.	如果我死了 或许他们就会停止
[1:49:52]	I must get ready for morning prayers.	我得去准备晨祷了
[1:49:55]	Mirabehn is here.	米乐曼来了
[1:50:43]	I’ve brought your drinking water.	我拿了些开水来
[1:50:58]	There’s a little lemon juice in it.	只是加了一点柠檬汁
[1:51:00]	That’s all.	就这样
[1:51:14]	Herman has gone to meet Pandit Nehru.	贺曼去见尼鲁了
[1:51:18]	There was a telegram.	有电报来说
[1:51:20]	Almost everywhere,it has stopped.	几乎全部停止了
[1:51:23]	When it is everywhere…	全部停止时
[1:51:27]	…then my prayers will be answered.	神才算听到我的祷告
[1:51:33]	Do you find me stubborn?	你觉得我很顽固
[1:51:36]	I don’t know.	我不知道
[1:51:38]	I know that you are right.	我知道你是对的
[1:51:41]	I don’t know that this is right.	却不知道这样做对吗
[1:51:46]	May I turn you?	我帮你翻身好吗
[1:52:02]	When I despair…	当我绝望时
[1:52:04]	…I remember that all through history…	会想起在历史上
[1:52:09]	…the way of truth and love has always won.	只有真理和爱能得胜
[1:52:15]	There have been tyrants and murderers…	历史上有很多暴君和凶手
[1:52:18]	…and,for a time, they can seem invincible.	在短期内或许是所向无敌的
[1:52:22]	But in the end,they always fall.	但是终就总是会失败
[1:52:27]	Think of it.	好好想一想
[1:52:30]	Always.	永远如此
[1:52:34]	Whenever you are in doubt that that is God’s way…	当你怀疑神
[1:52:37]	…the way the world is meant to be…	怀疑这世界时
[1:52:41]	…think of that…	就想想这些话
[1:52:44]	…and then try to do it His way.	然后努力以神的方式去做
[1:52:50]	And now,could I have another feast of lemon juice?	能不能再给我一杯柠檬汁
[1:52:59]	Panditji!	尼鲁
[1:53:13]	Jinnah…	吉纳
[1:53:15]	…Patel…	彼帖
[1:53:16]	…all of congress has called for the end of noncooperation.	所有的国会议会都起而呼吁 停止不合作运动
[1:53:21]	There’s not been one demonstration.	没有示威了
[1:53:26]	All over India,people are praying that you will end the fast.	所有的印度人都在祈祷 希望你结束绝食
[1:53:31]	They’re walking in the streets…	人们走上街头
[1:53:32]	…offering garlands to the police…	帮警察戴上花环
[1:53:37]	…and British soldiers.	还有英国军人
[1:53:42]	Perhaps I have overdone it.	或许我做的太过火了
[1:54:05]	Good morning,Bapu.	早安，巴布
[1:54:07]	Don’t let him go.	早安，别松手了
[1:54:09]	If he bumps me,I’m done for.	撞上我，我会倒的
[1:54:11]	Don’t worry,I won’t let him go.	放心，我不会松手的
[1:54:42]	I’m sorry,Mr. Gandhi,sir…	对不起，甘地先生
[1:54:44]	…but you’re under arrest.	我要拘捕你
[1:54:46]	On what charge?	什么罪名
[1:54:48]	Sedition.	妨害治安
[1:54:50]	You can’t be serious.	不会是真的吧
[1:54:52]	This man has just stopped a revolution.	他刚刚阻止了一次革命
[1:54:54]	That’s as may be.	可能吧
[1:54:56]	I only know what I am charged to perform.	我只知道要奉命行事
[1:54:58]	I don’t believe it!	我不相信
[1:54:59]	The British can’t be that stupid.	就算是英国人 也不可能如此愚蠢
[1:55:03]	Help me,please.	尼鲁，扶我一下
[1:55:05]	Mira,you must look after Ba.	米乐曼，要照顾芭
[1:55:12]	If there is one protest,one riot, a disgrace of any kind…	如果有任何暴动，任何抗议 或者任何羞耻的行为
[1:55:16]	…I will fast again.	我会再次绝食的
[1:55:18]	Herman.	赫曼
[1:55:20]	I have been on many trips.	我旅行过很多次
[1:55:23]	Monda.	孟戴
[1:55:24]	This is just another trip.	这只是另一次的旅行罢了
[1:55:27]	I am at your command.	我敬听吩咐
[1:55:35]	I know we are not ready for my kind of independence.	我知道印度还没到 我要那种独立的阶段
[1:55:38]	If I’m sent to jail, perhaps that is the best protest…	如果我被关了，或许正是
[1:55:42]	…our country can make at this time.	印度最好的一次抗议行动
[1:55:45]	And,if it helps India,I’ve never refused His Majesty’s hospitality.	我一向不拒绝 英王陛下的招待
[1:55:58]	Call the prisoner to the bar.	召犯人出庭
[1:56:46]	“Noncooperation has one aim:	不合作的目的
[1:56:49]	The overthrow of the government.	就是要推翻政府
[1:56:52]	Sedition must become our creed.	妨害治安是我们的信条
[1:56:55]	We must give no quarter…	绝不让步
[1:56:57]	…nor can we expect any.”	否则会无立足之地
[1:57:00]	– Do you deny writing it? – Not at all.	-你否认是你写的吗 -绝不会否认
[1:57:03]	And I will save the court’s time…	而且我要节省庭上的时间
[1:57:05]	…my lord,by stating under oath that,to this day…	我发誓到现在
[1:57:08]	…I believe noncooperation with evil is a duty…	我仍相信 不与罪恶合作是责任
[1:57:11]	…and that British rule of India is evil.	而英国统治印度是罪恶的
[1:57:14]	The prosecution rests,my lord.	大人，控方问完了
[1:57:21]	I presume you are conducting your own defense.	我想你要自己来辩护了
[1:57:24]	I have no defense,my lord. I am guilty as charged.	我不抗辩，我有罪
[1:57:28]	And if you truly believe in your system of law…	如果大人真的相信你的法律
[1:57:30]	…you must inflict on me the severest penalty possible.	那您必须尽量从重量刑
[1:57:46]	It is impossible for me to ignore that you are in a different category…	我不得不承认 你和我所审判过的人
[1:57:50]	…from any person I have ever tried…	或者想要审判的
[1:57:54]	…or am likely to try.	完全不同
[1:57:57]	Nevertheless,it is my duty to sentence you…	不过职责所在我必须判你
[1:57:59]	…to six years’ imprisonment.	六年徒刑
[1:58:13]	Lf,however,His Majesty’s government should,at some later date…	如果英王的政府 在未来觉得
[1:58:18]	…see fit to reduce the term…	应该减刑
[1:58:23]	…no one will be better pleased than I.	那没有人会比我更高兴的 波港省 数年后
[1:58:54]	Yes,I’m sure that’s exactly what they hoped:	我想他们一定希望能如此
[1:58:57]	Put him in prison a few years. With luck,he’d be forgotten.	关他几年，运气好的话 人们会忘了他
[1:59:01]	Maybe they could even subdue him.	甚至能使他屈服
[1:59:04]	Well,he certainly wasn’t forgotten.	不过他可没被遗忘
[1:59:06]	And as soon as he got out, he was back tramping the countryside…	一出狱就又浪迹各乡村
[1:59:09]	…preaching nonviolence and demanding a free India.	宣导不要用暴力 要求解放印度
[1:59:14]	Everyone knows another showdown’s coming.	大家都知道 又面临了一个关键时刻
[1:59:18]	How does an American journalist in Central America…	一个驻中美洲的美国记者
[1:59:21]	…learn that Gandhi was born in Porbandar anyway?	怎么会知道甘地是波港人
[1:59:24]	I’ve been aware of him for a long time.	我留意他很久了
[1:59:26]	He certainly makes good copy.	他是报导的好材料
[1:59:28]	The other day,Winston Churchill called him a half-naked Indian fakir.	那天邱吉尔还说他是 半裸的印度苦行僧
[1:59:35]	I met him once.	我见过他一次
[1:59:36]	What,you mean Gandhi?	什么，你是指甘地吗
[1:59:38]	South Africa,a long time ago.	在南非，很久以前了
[1:59:41]	I wonder if he’ll recognize me.	不知道他是否还记得我
[1:59:43]	What was he like?	当时他是什么样子的
[1:59:44]	He had a full head of hair then.	那时他有满头的头发
[1:59:47]	We were a bit like college students, trying to figure everything out.	我们有点像 对什么都想一探究竟的大学生
[1:59:50]	Well,he must have found some of the answers.	他一定是探出一些究竟了
[2:00:00]	In every worthy wish of yours, I shall be your helpmate.	我一切都听从你 做你的贤内助…
[2:00:04]	Helpmate.	贤内助
[2:00:07]	Take the fourth step, that we may be ever full of joy.	第四步，愿我们永远快乐
[2:00:13]	I will ever live devoted to you…	我对你终生不渝
[2:00:15]	…speaking words of love and praying for your happiness.	爱你并祈求你的幸福
[2:00:21]	Take the fifth step…	第五步
[2:00:24]	…the walking around a fire…	绕着火走
[2:00:29]	…that we may serve the people.	我们将服务人群
[2:00:32]	I will follow close behind you…	我将紧随着你
[2:00:35]	…and help to serve the people.	帮助你服务人群
[2:00:39]	Take the sixth step…	第六步
[2:00:42]	…that we may follow our vows in life.	愿我们终生信守誓言
[2:00:46]	I will follow you in all our vows and duties.	我会跟随着你 信守所有的誓言与责任
[2:00:51]	Take the seventh step…	第七步
[2:00:56]	…that we may ever live as friends.	愿我们终生都是好友
[2:01:02]	You are my best friend…	你是我的挚友
[2:01:05]	…my highest guru…	最高的导师
[2:01:08]	…and my sovereign lord.	和至高无上的主人
[2:01:15]	And then I put a sweetened wheat cake in her mouth.	然后我放一块甜麦糕 到她的嘴里
[2:01:18]	And I put a sweetened wheat cake in his mouth.	我放一块甜麦糕 到他的嘴中
[2:01:21]	And with that,we were pronounced…	然后婚礼完成，我们结为
[2:01:24]	…man and wife.	夫妻
[2:01:28]	We were both 13.	那时候我们两个都13岁
[2:01:42]	It’s beautiful.	好美
[2:01:45]	Even as a boy,I thought so.	我向来也觉得很美
[2:01:51]	Thank you.	谢谢
[2:01:54]	Trying to keep up with you is like chasing a jackrabbit.	想跟上你简直像是在追野兔
[2:01:59]	You’ve come because you think something is going to happen.	你以为会发生大事 所以大老远赶过来
[2:02:04]	Is it?	会发生吗
[2:02:06]	Perhaps.	或许
[2:02:08]	I’ve come here to think about it.	我就是来这里考虑这件事的
[2:02:14]	Do you remember much of South Africa?	你还记得南非的事吗
[2:02:17]	A great deal.	有，我常想到它
[2:02:21]	I’ve traveled so far…	自那我走了很远的路
[2:02:23]	…and thought so much.	也想了很多
[2:02:30]	As you can see…	你也看到
[2:02:32]	…my city is a sea city.	我的家乡靠海
[2:02:35]	Always full of Hindus…	总是有很多印度教徒
[2:02:38]	…Muslims…	回教徒
[2:02:40]	…Sikhs,Jews,Persians.	锡克教徒，犹太教徒，波斯人
[2:02:44]	My family’s sect was the Pranami.	我的家族是婆罗门贵族
[2:02:48]	Hindu,of course.	自然是信奉印度教了
[2:02:49]	But in our temple, the priest used to read…	可是在我们的庙里
[2:02:53]	…from the Muslim Koran…	主持常会读可兰经
[2:02:55]	…and the Hindu Gita, moving from one to the other…	和印度教经文，轮流念
[2:02:58]	…as if it mattered not which book was read…	好像什么经文都无所谓似的
[2:03:01]	…as long as God was worshiped.	只要崇拜神就可以
[2:03:06]	When I was a boy…	小时候
[2:03:08]	…I used to sing a song in the temple.	我常在庙里唱一首歌
[2:03:14]	A true disciple Knows another’s woes	真正的信徒会了解
[2:03:19]	As his own	别人的苦难就如自己的
[2:03:21]	He bows to all…	尊敬所有的人
[2:03:23]	…and despises none.	不鄙视任何人
[2:03:26]	Like all other boys…	我跟其他的小孩一样
[2:03:28]	…I sang the words…	我唱着歌
[2:03:30]	…not thinking what they meant…	没思考过歌词的意义
[2:03:31]	…or how they might influence me.	也没想到 这会对我产生什么影响
[2:03:38]	I’ve traveled so far.	我走了那么远
[2:03:41]	And all I’ve done is come back…	结果还是回到
[2:03:44]	…home.	家乡来
[2:03:56]	Wait a minute.	等一下
[2:03:58]	You know what you’re going to do, don’t you?	你知道你要做什么，对不对
[2:04:00]	It would have been uncivil of me…	要是累你徒劳无返
[2:04:02]	…to let you make such a long trip for nothing.	我就太失礼了
[2:04:06]	– Where are you going? – Come.	-你要去哪里 -来吧
[2:04:10]	– Where are we going? – Back to the ashram.	-你要去哪里 -我要回阿思朗
[2:04:13]	Then I’m going to prove to the new Viceroy…	然后我要向新总督证明
[2:04:15]	…that the King’s writ no longer runs in India.	英王对印度不再有统治权了
[2:04:18]	Salt?	盐
[2:04:19]	Yes,sir. He’s going to march…	是的，他要步行到海边
[2:04:21]	…to the sea and make salt.	然后开始制盐
[2:04:25]	There’s a royal monopoly…	制造盐
[2:04:27]	…on the manufacture of salt.	是皇家的专利
[2:04:29]	It’s illegal to make it or sell it…	无政府执照擅自制盐
[2:04:31]	…without a government license.	或者卖盐都是非法的行为
[2:04:34]	All right,he’s breaking the law.	好吧，他违法了
[2:04:37]	What will that deprive us of?	我们有什么损失
[2:04:38]	Two rupees of salt tax?	少点盐税罢了
[2:04:40]	It’s not a serious attack on the revenue.	对政府收入影响很小
[2:04:42]	Its primary importance is symbolic.	主要是他所象征的意义
[2:04:45]	Don’t patronize me,Charles.	别看扁了我，查尔斯
[2:04:51]	In this climate,nothing lives without water or salt.	在这种气候下 无水无盐是活不下去的
[2:04:55]	Our absolute control of it is a control on the pulse…	我们控制盐就是控制了
[2:04:58]	…of India.	印度的命脉
[2:05:00]	And that’s the basis of this declaration of independence?	这就是“独立宣言”的基本行动吗
[2:05:04]	The day he sets off…	他开始的那一天
[2:05:05]	…everyone is supposed to raise the flag of “Free India.”	所有的人都要高举新印度国旗
[2:05:10]	Then he walks 240 miles…	然后他走240里路
[2:05:12]	…to the sea and makes salt.	到海边开始制盐
[2:05:19]	I say,ignore it.	我说别理它
[2:05:21]	Let them raise their damned flags.	让他们举他们天杀的国旗
[2:05:24]	Let him make his salt.	让他去制盐
[2:05:26]	It’s only symbolic…	要我们把它当为象征
[2:05:28]	…if we choose to make it so.	它才是如此
[2:05:32]	He’ll arrive…	他将在
[2:05:33]	…at the sea on the anniversary of the Massacre of Amritsar.	安里沙大屠杀周年 那天到达海边
[2:05:46]	General Edgar is right.	艾加将军说的对
[2:05:47]	Ignore it.	别理它
[2:05:49]	Mr. Gandhi will find…	甘地先生会发现
[2:05:50]	…it takes a great deal more than…	一把盐
[2:05:52]	…a pinch of salt to bring down the British Empire.	是不可能打垮大英帝国的
[2:06:50]	You’ve done me a great service.	你帮了我很大的忙
[2:06:53]	Not at all,sir.	不客气
[2:06:54]	It would be uncivil for us…	如果让你走那么远
[2:06:56]	…to let you make such a long trip for nothing.	还徒劳无返就太失礼了
[2:07:13]	We’ll go.	我们走
[2:07:15]	Long live Gandhiji! Long live Gandhiji!	甘地万岁…
[2:07:41]	Is it over if they arrest you now?	如果他们现在逮捕你 一切就结束了吗
[2:07:43]	Not if they arrest me…	即使逮捕我
[2:07:45]	…or 1,000 or 10,000.	或逮捕一千 一万个人也不会结束
[2:07:47]	It’s not only generals who know how to plan campaigns.	不是只有将军才懂谋定而后动
[2:07:52]	What if they don’t arrest you? What if they don’t react at all?	如果他们不逮捕你呢 如果他们毫无反应呢
[2:07:55]	Something for your notebook:	你记下来：
[2:07:57]	The function of a civil resister is to provoke response.	民族运动要激起反应才有作用
[2:08:00]	And we will continue to provoke…	我们一定会一直努力下去
[2:08:02]	…until they respond or they change the law.	直到他们有所反应或改变法律
[2:08:06]	They are not in control. We are.	控制权不在他们手中 而是在我们手中
[2:08:09]	That is the strength of civil resistance.	这就是民族运动的力量
[2:08:17]	Vince!	文思
[2:08:19]	– What did he say? – He said he’s in control.	-他说什么 -他说一切在他的控制之中
[2:08:45]	Do you intend to walk all the way?	你打算一直走下去吗
[2:08:47]	It’s the only way I can get the story.	这样才能报导这件事
[2:08:50]	Besides,my name is Walker.	而且我姓的意思是“走路”
[2:08:53]	“My name is Walker.”	你姓“走路”
[2:09:50]	My dear Mrs. Naidu!	亲爱的纳杜夫人
[2:10:47]	Man needs salt…	人类需要盐
[2:10:49]	…as he needs air and water.	就如同需要空气和水一样
[2:10:52]	This salt comes from the Indian Ocean.	这盐来自印度洋
[2:10:56]	Let every Indian claim it as his right.	所有的印度人都有权享用
[2:11:02]	And so once more, the man of nonviolence…	再一次的，这个非暴力人士
[2:11:05]	…has challenged the might of the British Empire.	又向大英帝国强权挑战 有话要说 英国新闻制作
[2:11:23]	They’re making it everywhere,sir.	到处都在制盐
[2:11:26]	Mobs of them…	成群结队
[2:11:27]	…publicly.	而且是公开的
[2:11:28]	The congress leaders are selling it on the streets of Delhi.	国会领袖在新德里的街头卖盐
[2:11:32]	We’re being made fools of,sir…	大家都在看我们的笑话
[2:11:34]	…around the world.	是全世界
[2:11:35]	Isn’t there any instruction from London?	伦敦没有指示吗
[2:11:38]	We’re required to stop it.	他们要求我们阻止这件事
[2:11:39]	And stop it we will!	我们一定要阻止
[2:11:41]	I don’t care if we fill the jails. Stop it!	就算监狱爆满也在所不惜
[2:11:45]	Arrest anyone,any rank…	逮捕所有的人，不论任何阶级
[2:11:46]	…except Gandhi.	除了甘地
[2:11:49]	We’ll cut the strength from under him.	我们要切断他的力量
[2:11:52]	And then we’ll deal with the Mahatma.	然后再来对付这位圣雄
[2:12:13]	Jump to it!	快走！
[2:12:14]	Clear this beach!	清除海滩
[2:12:51]	Don’t hit back!	西亚，别还手
[2:12:52]	No violence!	别使用暴力
[2:13:04]	There must be 100,000 under arrest.	逮捕了十万人
[2:13:07]	– And it still goes on. – Who’s leading them?	-还在持续中 -谁在领导他们
[2:13:09]	I don’t know. Nehru,Patel…	我不知道，尼鲁，彼帖
[2:13:12]	…almost every congress official is in jail…	所有的国会官员都被逮捕了
[2:13:14]	…and their wives and their children.	还有他们的妻儿
[2:13:16]	We’ve even arrested Nehru’s mother.	我们甚至逮捕了尼鲁的母亲
[2:13:21]	Has there been any violence?	有任何的暴力行为吗
[2:13:24]	In Peshawar, the deputy police commissioner…	白夏瓦的副警察局长
[2:13:27]	…lost his head and opened fire with a machine gun.	昏了头用机关枪扫射民众
[2:13:31]	But he’s facing a disciplinary court.	不过他已经被送交军事法庭了
[2:13:34]	You can’t expect things like that not to happen.	这种事是意料之中的
[2:13:37]	The question was intended…	我想他是问
[2:13:38]	…to discover whether there was any violence on their side.	对方有没有任何暴力行为
[2:13:44]	No,sir.	没有…
[2:13:46]	I’m afraid not.	恐怕是没有
[2:13:48]	Perhaps if we arrested Gandhi, it might…	或许逮捕了甘地就可以…
[2:13:55]	He’s addressed this letter directly to you,has he?	这封信是他本人写给你的
[2:13:58]	Yes,sir,he has.	是的
[2:13:59]	The usual thing:	相同的事
[2:14:01]	“India’s salt belongs to India.”	印度的盐属于印度所有
[2:14:03]	Then he says flatly…	他还明白表示明天
[2:14:04]	…that he will lead a raid tomorrow on the Dharasana salt works.	他要亲自领队到达兰沙纳制盐
[2:14:10]	Thank him for his letter…	多谢他的来信
[2:14:12]	…and put him in jail.	把他关起来
[2:14:16]	Yes,sir.	是
[2:14:19]	It’ll be my pleasure.	我乐意之至
[2:14:21]	And Fields?	菲尔斯
[2:14:24]	Keep that salt works open.	让他们继续制盐
[2:14:27]	Yes,sir.	是的，长官
[2:14:33]	I’m sorry,sir.	对不起 对不起
[2:14:33]	I’m sorry,sir.	对不起 对不起 达兰沙纳制盐工厂
[2:14:35]	My orders are to allow regular staff only through these gates.	不过我奉令 只准一般员工进入
[2:14:39]	Very well.	很好
[2:14:40]	We will receive them in his name.	我们要代他承受 也为他承受苦难
[2:14:44]	And for his sake, we will not raise a hand.	我们绝不还手
[2:14:49]	Long live Mahatma Gandhi!	圣雄甘地万岁
[2:14:54]	Long live Gandhiji!	甘地万岁…
[2:15:00]	We are ready!	我们准备好了
[2:15:09]	I want firmness and discipline.	你们要坚定，而且严守纪律
[2:15:31]	Take your positions.	好，各就各位
[2:15:41]	To your mark.	准备好
[2:15:42]	Forward!	部队前进
[2:15:54]	Last night at midnight…	昨天午夜
[2:15:57]	…they took Gandhiji from us.	他们带走甘地先生
[2:16:00]	They expect us to lose heart…	想让我们惊慌
[2:16:03]	…or to fight back.	出手还击
[2:16:05]	We will do neither!	我们绝不会如此
[2:16:39]	On your guard!	戒备
[2:16:57]	No,sir. The gate is closed!	不行，大门关闭
[2:18:18]	“They walked…	他们走上前
[2:18:19]	…both Hindu and Muslim alike…	印度教徒和回教徒并肩而走
[2:18:22]	…with heads held high…	抬头挺胸
[2:18:25]	…without any hope of escape…	面对无可逃遁的
[2:18:27]	…from injury or death.	受伤或死亡
[2:18:29]	It went on and on into the night.”	一直持续到夜晚
[2:18:33]	Stop.	句点
[2:18:34]	“Women carried the wounded and broken bodies from the road…	女人抬走死伤者
[2:18:39]	…until they dropped from exhaustion.”	直到累的筋疲力竭
[2:18:41]	Stop.	句点
[2:18:42]	“But still,it went on and on.	可是一切仍持续下去
[2:18:48]	Whatever moral ascendancy the West held…	不论西方原有所谓的道德优势
[2:18:53]	…was lost here today.	今天已经一切丧失了
[2:18:55]	India is free…	印度自由了
[2:18:58]	…for she has taken all that steel and cruelty can give…	因为它承受了一切苦难与折磨
[2:19:03]	…and she has neither cringed nor retreated.”	既不屈服，也不退缩
[2:20:17]	I am aware…	我知道
[2:20:18]	…that I must have given you much cause for irritation…	我一定让你苦恼不安
[2:20:22]	…Your Excellency.	大人
[2:20:24]	I hope it will not stand between us as men.	希望你不会心存介蒂
[2:20:33]	I am instructed to request your attendance…	甘地先生，我奉令请你参加
[2:20:37]	…at an all-government conference in London…	伦敦召开的国协大会
[2:20:40]	…to discuss…	以讨论
[2:20:42]	…the possible independence…	印度独立的
[2:20:45]	…of India.	可能性 英国新闻制作
[2:20:57]	Only recently released from prison…	最近才被释放的
[2:21:00]	…Mahatma Gandhi leaves Bombay…	圣雄甘地自孟买起程
[2:21:02]	…on the S.S. Rajputana to attend…	搭雷普塔纳号 参加
[2:21:05]	…the conference on Indian independence…	有关印度独立的圆桌会议
[2:21:07]	…called by Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald.	这个会议是由麦当诺首相召开
[2:21:12]	Mr. Gandhi,the sole Indian Congress Party delegate…	印度国会唯一的代表甘地先生
[2:21:16]	…is staying at Kingsley Hall in the East End of London…	在此会谈期间
[2:21:19]	…for the duration of the talks.	住宿伦敦东区的金士利大厦
[2:21:21]	And he’s seen here amongst local cockneys…	你们能在伦敦的人群中看到他
[2:21:23]	…who have taken him to their hearts.	伦敦人衷心的喜欢他
[2:21:25]	Besides attending the conference…	除了开会，剩余时间
[2:21:27]	…he has found time to meet political and religious leaders…	他还与政教界的领袖会谈
[2:21:30]	…like Mr. Lloyd George…	例如洛德乔治
[2:21:33]	…and the Archbishop of Canterbury, Mr. George Bernard Shaw…	天主教总教主，萧伯纳
[2:21:36]	…and Mr. Charlie Chaplin.	张伯伦
[2:21:40]	He journeyed last week from Kingsley Hall…	上星期
[2:21:43]	…to accept an invitation to tea from King George and Queen Mary…	他接受英王皇后陛下的邀请
[2:21:47]	…at Buckingham Palace before attending the conference.	由金士利往白金汉宫 接受午茶的款待
[2:21:51]	And I would emphasize that I think our first duty…	我要强调我们首要职责
[2:21:55]	…is to recognize that there is not one India…	是在认清印度不只是一个
[2:22:00]	…but several.	而是好几个
[2:22:02]	A Hindu India…	有印度教的印度
[2:22:04]	…a Muslim India…	回教徒的印度
[2:22:07]	…and an India of princely states.	有王公贵族所属的印度
[2:22:09]	And all these must be respected…	全都必须顾虑到
[2:22:12]	…and cared for.	照顾到
[2:22:14]	Not just one.	而不只顾虑其中一个 甘地到北部游历 从印度来的小个子 缠着腰布拜访 纺织厂工人
[2:22:41]	Mr. Gandhi,who has been attending…	前来伦敦参加印度独立
[2:22:43]	…the London Round Table Conference on Indian Independence…	圆桌会议的甘地先生
[2:22:46]	…journeyed north to visit a cotton mill.	今天前往北部 参观一间棉布纺织厂
[2:22:49]	Although not dressed for the Lancashire climate…	虽然穿着不适合兰开夏的气候
[2:22:52]	…Mr. Gandhi received a warm welcome from mill workers…	但是甘地先生仍受到工人 热烈诚挚的欢迎
[2:22:56]	…before heading back south…	之后在南下
[2:22:58]	…for a final meeting with Mr. MacDonald.	与麦当诺先生做最后的会谈
[2:23:01]	The prime minister said the talks were both constructive and frank.	会后，首相说这件会议 具建设性且开诚布公
[2:23:09]	So farewell,Mr. Gandhi.	再见了，甘地先生
[2:23:11]	And bon voyage!	一路顺风
[2:23:16]	So the truth is, after all your travels…	事实上你是徒劳无返
[2:23:19]	…after all your efforts…	白费心力
[2:23:20]	…they’ve stopped the campaign and sent you back empty-handed.	他们停止我们的运动 让你空手而回
[2:23:25]	They’re only clinging to old dreams…	他们只是难舍旧梦
[2:23:28]	…and trying to split us in the old way.	想用老套来分化我们
[2:23:32]	But the will has gone.	可是坚定的意志不再
[2:23:34]	Independence will fall like a ripe apple.	独立宛如熟透的苹果 快要掉下来
[2:23:37]	The only question is when and how.	只是时间的早晚 还有用什么策略
[2:23:40]	Well,I say,when is now!	我说就是现在
[2:23:44]	And we will determine how.	我们将决定策略
[2:23:47]	Precisely.	没错
[2:23:49]	Bapu,she is limping again.	巴布，它又跛了
[2:23:51]	It’s only a sprain.	只是扭到了
[2:23:53]	Take her to the river. We’ll make a mud pack for her.	带它去河边 我来用泥巴帮它敷一下
[2:23:58]	Go. I won’t be a moment.	去吧，我等会儿会过去
[2:24:04]	They are preparing for war.	他们在战备状态
[2:24:07]	I will not support it.	我不会支持他们
[2:24:09]	But I do not intend to take advantage of their danger.	不过也不想趁人之危
[2:24:13]	That’s when you take advantage.	应该要把握时机
[2:24:15]	That is just another way of hitting back.	那样也算是一种还击
[2:24:19]	We’ve come a long way together with the British.	我们和英国同舟共济很久了
[2:24:22]	When they leave,we want to see them off as friends.	希望能送别友人般的 与他们挥别
[2:24:25]	Now,if you’ll excuse me, there is something I must attend to.	失陪了，我还有别的事要做
[2:24:36]	Mud packs.	敷泥巴 希特勒军队推进
[2:24:52]	I have been instructed to inquire…	甘地先生，我奉令来这里
[2:24:54]	…as to the subject of your speech tonight.	询问你今晚演讲的主题
[2:24:56]	The value of goat’s milk in daily diet.	羊奶对日常饮食的重要性
[2:25:01]	But you can be sure that I will also speak against war.	不过可以确定我会谈到反战
[2:25:05]	Sorry,that can’t be permitted.	对不起，不准提到这个
[2:25:07]	Corporal!	下士
[2:25:13]	It’s all right,Mrs. Gandhi.	没关系，甘地夫人
[2:25:15]	I have orders to return with you and your companion to the ashram.	我奉令护送你们回去阿思朗
[2:25:19]	If you take my husband, I intend to speak in his place.	如果你带走我的先生 我将代他上台演讲
[2:25:48]	Hold it a second,will you?	停一下，好吗
[2:25:51]	It was the Aga Khan’s palace before they turned it into a prison.	这里原本是阿卡汉宫 现在被他们改为监狱
[2:25:55]	They’re holding Gandhi and a number of the congress politicians there.	这里关着甘地和几位国会领袖
[2:25:58]	Pandit Nehru and the others are up at Ahmednagar Fort.	尼鲁跟其他人 被关在阿哈纳卡堡
[2:26:04]	Not bad for a prison,eh?	这种监狱不错吧
[2:26:06]	I guess no place is good if you’re locked in.	不过我想 被关在那里都不是件好事
[2:26:08]	Your timing’s pretty lucky.	你来的正是时候
[2:26:11]	They had him cut off from the press.	他们原本不准他和新闻界会面
[2:26:13]	But his personal secretary died, so they let up on restrictions.	可是上个月他的私人秘书死了 所以才放宽限制
[2:26:22]	Yes,I have heard of Life magazine.	我听说过“生活杂志”
[2:26:25]	I’ve even heard of Margaret Bourke-White.	甚至也听过您的大名 玛格丽特布鲁克怀特
[2:26:29]	But I don’t know why either should be interested in an old man…	可是我不明白 你跟你的杂志为什么会
[2:26:33]	…sitting alone in prison…	当外面的世界正打的天翻地覆时
[2:26:36]	…while the rest of the world is blowing itself to pieces.	对一个坐牢的孤单老头有兴趣
[2:26:42]	You’re the only man I know who makes his own clothes.	你是我知道 唯一自己织布缝衣的男人
[2:26:46]	But for me,that’s not much of an accomplishment.	不过这实在算不上什么成就
[2:26:57]	Prison is rather agreeable to me.	坐牢我已经习惯了
[2:27:00]	And there is no doubt that after the war…	无疑的，战后
[2:27:04]	…independence will come.	一定可以独立
[2:27:07]	My only worry…	我担心的是
[2:27:08]	…is what shape it will take.	会是什么状况
[2:27:11]	– Jinnah has… – Stop!	-吉纳已经… -停一下
[2:27:13]	I’m sorry,but… Could you come forward,please?	对不起，能不能请往前一点
[2:27:17]	– Come,come. – Just up to the railing.	-来吧 -靠着扶手
[2:27:20]	Thank you very much.	谢谢
[2:27:23]	Now,sorry.	对不起
[2:27:25]	Go on,just as you were. “What shape it will take…”	请继续说下去，什么状况
[2:27:28]	Jinnah has what?	吉纳怎么样
[2:27:31]	Jinnah has cooperated with the British.	吉纳已经跟英国人合作
[2:27:35]	It has given him power and the freedom to speak.	得到权力，也有说话自由
[2:27:39]	And he’s filled the Muslims with fears…	这使得回教徒人心惶惶
[2:27:42]	…of what will happen to them…	担心在印度教统治下
[2:27:44]	…in a country that is predominantly Hindu.	他们会有什么下场
[2:27:48]	And that I find hard to bear…	这件事让我难以忍受
[2:27:51]	…even in prison.	即使在牢里也如此
[2:28:01]	It’s very hard for me to see this…	我很难了解
[2:28:03]	…as a solution to the 20th century’s problems.	这就是20世纪 解决问题的方法
[2:28:06]	I have friends who keep telling me…	有些朋友一直告诉我
[2:28:09]	…how much it costs them to keep me in poverty.	他们以多大的代价 才换来我的贫困
[2:28:15]	But I know happiness does not come with things…	可是我知道 物质享受不能带来幸福
[2:28:19]	…even 20th century things.	即使是20世纪的物质享受
[2:28:21]	It can come from work and pride in what you do.	而是来自工作和你的所作所为
[2:28:27]	India lives in her villages…	印度人住在村落中
[2:28:29]	…and the terrible poverty there can only be removed…	只有再恢复他们的原有技术
[2:28:33]	…if their local skills can be revived.	才能改善那种贫困
[2:28:37]	Poverty is the worst form of violence.	贫穷才是最糟糕的暴力
[2:28:41]	And a constructive program is the only…	只有建设计划才能
[2:28:43]	…nonviolent solution to India’s agony.	不用暴力地解决印度的痛苦
[2:28:47]	It will not necessarily be progress for India…	如果只是由西方
[2:28:50]	…if she simply…	进口一些不幸
[2:28:52]	…imports the unhappiness of the West.	对其并非进步
[2:28:57]	But do you really believe you could use nonviolence…	你真的相信可以用非暴力方法
[2:28:59]	…against someone like Hitler?	对付希特勒这种人吗
[2:29:03]	Not without defeats and great pain.	会有挫折也会有极大的痛苦
[2:29:07]	But are there no defeats in this war?	但是在这场战争中 就没有挫折
[2:29:11]	No pain?	没有痛苦了吗
[2:29:13]	What you cannot do…	人们不能接受不公平的事
[2:29:15]	…is accept injustice from Hitler or anyone.	不论对方是希特勒或是任何人
[2:29:18]	You must make the injustice visible.	一定要努力让人看到 这个不公平的事情
[2:29:21]	Be prepared to die like a soldier to do so.	并且愿意以身殉之
[2:29:28]	Is this what I’m meant to end up with here?	这个弄出来应该是这样的吗
[2:29:33]	No,that’s what you get for distracting me.	不，你令我分心的结果就是这样
[2:29:35]	What do you expect when you talk like that?	你说那些话 还能期望我弄出什么结果
[2:29:37]	I expect you to show as much patience as I am now.	我期望你能和我一样有耐心
[2:29:43]	Turn slowly and pull it gently.	慢慢的转，轻轻的拉
[2:29:51]	And that includes the life of women.	也包括了女人的生活
[2:29:55]	Bapu has always said…	巴布常说
[2:29:58]	…there were two kinds of slavery in India:	印度有两种奴隶制度
[2:30:01]	One for women, one for the untouchables.	一种是女人的 一种是低等贱民的
[2:30:05]	And he has always fought against both.	他一向反对这两个制度
[2:30:12]	Does it rankle, being separated in this way?	这样分开会不会难过
[2:30:18]	In Hindu philosophy…	印度哲学里中
[2:30:21]	…the way to God…	要接近神
[2:30:23]	…is to free yourself of possessions…	必须放弃财产
[2:30:27]	…and the passions.	与情欲
[2:30:29]	Bapu has always struggled to find the way to God.	巴布一直努力想接近神
[2:30:37]	Do you mean that he gave up married life?	你是说他放弃了婚姻生活
[2:30:44]	Four times he tried…	他试过四次
[2:30:48]	…and failed.	都失败了
[2:30:51]	But then he took a solemn vow.	不过他发过重誓…
[2:30:56]	And he’s never broken it?	他从未违背过吗
[2:31:00]	Not yet.	还没有
[2:31:19]	I’ve got permission to move her.	我得到准许可以带走她 他也可以走了
[2:31:21]	I’m very sorry,sir.	抱歉
[2:31:23]	She’s had a massive thrombosis. It’s a serious heart attack.	她心肌梗塞 很严重的心脏病
[2:31:26]	She’ll never survive the trip.	移动她，她就绝对活不了
[2:31:28]	I think it’s better if we just keep her here and hope.	我想最好别动她 祈祷希望有转机
[2:32:18]	It’s time for my walk.	我该去散步了
[2:32:23]	I won’t be long.	我马上会回来
[2:34:43]	Guard…	仪队
[2:34:44]	…present arm!	举枪
[2:35:02]	We have come to crown victory with friendship…	我们来此友善的为总督加冕
[2:35:08]	…to assist at the birth of an independent India…	在印度独立日予以协助
[2:35:12]	…and to welcome her as an equal member…	并且欢迎成为
[2:35:13]	…in the British Commonwealth of Nations.	大英国协中地位平等的一份子
[2:35:17]	I am here to see that I am the last British Viceroy…	我将是最后一任英国总督
[2:35:20]	…ever to have the honor of such a reception.	很高兴有如此的欢迎仪式
[2:35:37]	I am not concerned about the independence of India.	甘地，我不管印度独立与否
[2:35:40]	I’m concerned about the slavery of the Muslims.	我关心的是回教徒被奴役 我不会袖手旁观
[2:35:43]	Please,Mr. Jinnah.	拜托，吉纳先生
[2:35:45]	I won’t stand by to see the mastery of the British…	眼见印度教
[2:35:47]	…replaced by the mastery of the Hindus.	取英国而代之来统治印度
[2:35:56]	Muslim and Hindu are the right and left eye of India.	回教徒，印度教正如印度的 左右眼
[2:36:01]	No one will be master,no one slave.	不会有主奴之分
[2:36:04]	The world is not made of Mahatma Ghandis.	这个世界不是人人都像你
[2:36:07]	I’m talking about the real world.	我在说真实的世界
[2:36:08]	– How the… – The real India has…	-如何… -真正的印度
[2:36:10]	…Muslims and Hindus in every village and every city.	在每个村庄城市 都有回教徒和印度教徒
[2:36:16]	How do you propose to separate them?	你打算如何把他们分开
[2:36:17]	Where there is a Muslim majority…	回教徒占多数的地方
[2:36:21]	…that will be Pakistan.	独立为巴基斯坦
[2:36:23]	The rest is your India.	其他的就是你们的印度
[2:36:26]	My dear Jinnah…	亲爱的吉纳
[2:36:27]	…the Muslims are in a majority on two different sides of the country.	回教徒占多数的地方 分隔在印度的两方
[2:36:32]	Let us worry about Pakistan. You worry about India.	让我们担心巴基斯坦 你们去担心印度吧
[2:36:36]	Gentlemen…	各位
[2:36:37]	…I think perhaps we should recommence.	我想或许该继续
[2:36:53]	Death to Jinnah! Death to Jinnah!	吉纳去死…
[2:37:25]	Thank God,they’ve stopped.	感谢神，终于停了
[2:37:30]	Manu,Aba.	玛妞，阿芭
[2:37:40]	I’m your granduncle…	我虽然是你们的叔公
[2:37:42]	…but I can still walk either of you into the ground.	我能比你们走得远
[2:37:45]	And I don’t need to be pampered in this way.	我不要人家这样照顾我
[2:37:48]	Finish your quota of spinning.	去纺完你们的纱
[2:38:35]	Bapu,please don’t do it.	巴布，请别这么做
[2:38:37]	What do you want me not to do?	你叫我别做什么
[2:38:40]	Not to meet with Mr. Jinnah?	不去和吉纳会谈吗
[2:38:43]	I am a Muslim…	我是回教徒
[2:38:46]	…and a Hindu…	也是印度教徒
[2:38:47]	…and a Christian and a Jew.	是基督教徒，也是犹太教徒
[2:38:50]	And so are all of you.	你们大家都一样
[2:38:55]	When you wave those flags and shout…	你们挥舞旗子大喊大叫
[2:38:58]	…you send fear into the hearts of your brothers.	使你的同胞丧胆
[2:39:01]	That is not the India I want.	我不要印度这样
[2:39:04]	Stop it!	停止吧
[2:39:05]	For God’s sake,stop it.	看在老天的份上停止吧
[2:39:25]	If you’ve finished your prayers…	如果你们祷告完了
[2:39:27]	…perhaps we could begin our business.	或许可以开始谈正事了
[2:39:34]	My dear Jinnah…	亲爱的吉纳先生
[2:39:38]	…you and I are brothers…	你我如手足
[2:39:41]	…born of the same mother India.	都是同一个母亲，印度所生的
[2:39:43]	If you have fears…	如果你有所畏惧
[2:39:45]	…I want to put them at rest.	我将使你不再畏惧
[2:39:48]	Begging the understanding of my friends…	恳求我的朋友体谅我
[2:39:52]	…I am asking Panditji to stand down.	我要求潘迪尼鲁下台
[2:39:56]	I want you to be the first prime minister of India…	由你担任印度第一总理
[2:40:00]	…to name your entire cabinet…	你可以指定所有内阁人选
[2:40:03]	…to make the head of every government department a Muslim.	可以任命回教徒 担任各政府部门的首长
[2:40:26]	For me and the rest…	我和其他人…
[2:40:28]	…if that is what you want…	如果这是你所愿的
[2:40:31]	…we will accept it.	我和其他人都愿意遵从
[2:40:34]	But out there…	可是外面
[2:40:37]	…already there is rioting…	已经开始发生暴动
[2:40:39]	…because Hindus fear you are going to give too much away.	因为印度教徒担心 你会太过让步
[2:40:44]	If you did this…	你这么做
[2:40:47]	…no one would control it.	没人能控制得了
[2:40:49]	No one.	没有人
[2:41:07]	It is your choice.	由你决定
[2:41:10]	Do you want an independent India and an independent Pakistan…	你要独立的印度 和独立的巴基斯坦
[2:41:14]	…or do you want civil war?	还是要内战
[2:41:55]	Jinnah! Jinnah!	吉纳… 印度与巴基斯坦边界 1947年8月
[2:44:30]	What you did in Noakhali,Bapu, was a miracle.	你在诺亚克哈里的成功 是个奇迹
[2:44:34]	Miracle.	是个奇迹
[2:44:36]	But millions are on the move…	可是上百万人都加入内战
[2:44:38]	…and no one can count the dead.	死伤不计其数
[2:44:43]	In Calcutta,it’s like civil war.	加尔各答有如内战
[2:44:49]	The Muslims rose and there was a bloodbath.	回教徒起而暴动 血洗印度教徒
[2:44:53]	Now the Hindus are taking revenge.	现在印度教徒起而复仇
[2:44:57]	If we can’t stop it…	如果不阻止
[2:44:59]	…there’ll be no hope for the Hindus left in Pakistan.	巴基斯坦的 印度教徒会全被杀光的
[2:45:03]	An eye for an eye, making the whole world blind.	以眼还眼 使整个世界都盲目了
[2:45:08]	Aren’t there any troops to spare?	没有军队可以派了吗
[2:45:12]	Nothing.	没有了
[2:45:16]	Nothing.	没有了
[2:45:22]	The divisions in Bombay and Delhi can hardly keep the peace now.	孟买和新德里 连当地的和平都维持不了
[2:45:26]	And each fresh bit of news creates another wave of madness.	而且一有新消息 双方就又疯狂的彼此攻打起来
[2:45:30]	We could cut all news off.	可以封锁所有的新闻
[2:45:33]	Bapu,please,where are you going?	巴布，请你…你要去哪里
[2:45:35]	I don’t want to hear more.	我不要听了
[2:45:38]	We need your help.	我们需要你的帮助
[2:45:40]	There is nothing I can give.	我什么也帮不上
[2:45:46]	Where are you going?	你要去哪里
[2:45:50]	Calcutta.	加尔各答
[2:46:35]	If I had shunned death or feared it, I would not be here now…	如果我避免死亡或者怕死的话 也就不会来这里了
[2:46:40]	…nor would you be concerned for me.	你不必为我担心
[2:46:42]	But,sir,please.	但是先生
[2:46:44]	I don’t have the men to protect you…	我无法派人保护你
[2:46:46]	…not in a Muslim house, not this quarter.	你住回教徒家，在这区不行
[2:46:49]	I’m staying with the friend of a friend and…	我住在一个朋友的朋友家里
[2:46:53]	Death to Muslims! Death to Muslims!	杀死回教徒…
[2:46:59]	Why are you staying at the home of a Muslim?	你为什么住在回教徒家里
[2:47:01]	They are murderers!	他们是凶手
[2:47:02]	They killed my family!	他们杀了我的家人
[2:47:04]	Get out of Calcutta,Gandhi!	滚出加尔各答，甘地
[2:47:06]	Death to Muslims! Death to Muslims!	杀死回教徒…
[2:47:58]	Prime Minister.	总理 甘地绝食快死了
[2:48:03]	Why must I read news like this in the paper?	为什么我要看报纸 才能知道这件事
[2:48:11]	Inform Sardar Patel. Arrange a plane.	通知彼帖安排飞机
[2:48:15]	We will go Friday.	我们星期五去
[2:48:17]	Four days,sir?	四天后，长官
[2:48:52]	Sardar,you have gained weight.	彼帖，你胖了
[2:48:54]	You must join me in the fast.	和我一起绝食
[2:48:57]	If I fast,I die.	如果我绝食就会死
[2:49:00]	If you fast,people go to all sorts of trouble…	你绝食人们会费尽一切力量
[2:49:04]	…to keep you alive.	让你不死
[2:49:07]	Bapu,forgive me,I’ve cheated.	巴布，原谅我，我欺骗了你
[2:49:09]	I could have come earlier…	我原本可以早点来的
[2:49:11]	…but your fast has helped.	可是你绝食有所帮助
[2:49:14]	These last days,people’s minds have begun to turn to this bed…	这几天人们转而关心你
[2:49:18]	…and away from the atrocities.	而不再互相攻击了
[2:49:21]	But now…	可是现在
[2:49:22]	…it is enough.	够了
[2:49:26]	All that has happened is that I’ve grown a little thinner.	唯一发生的就是我瘦了一点
[2:49:34]	Tomorrow,5,000 Muslim students…	明天五千个回教徒学生
[2:49:38]	…of all ages…	是各年龄层
[2:49:40]	…are marching here, in Calcutta,for peace.	将在加尔各答为和平游行
[2:49:44]	And 5,000 Hindu students are marching with them.	有五千个印度教徒学生 也会和他们一起游行
[2:49:49]	I’m glad.	我很高兴
[2:49:51]	But it will not be enough.	可是还是不够
[2:50:10]	You are not so young anymore.	你不再年轻了
[2:50:14]	Don’t worry for me.	别担心我
[2:50:17]	I cannot watch the destruction of all that I’ve lived for.	我不能眼睁睁的看 我一生的奋斗付诸流水
[2:51:31]	Death to Gandhi!	杀死甘地！
[2:51:32]	Who dares say such things?	谁敢说这种话？
[2:51:35]	Who?	是谁？
[2:51:38]	You kill me first!	你得先杀了我
[2:51:42]	Come!	来呀！
[2:51:46]	Where are you?	你在哪里
[2:51:48]	Kill me first!	先把我杀了
[2:51:53]	Where are you?	你在哪里？
[2:52:04]	His pulse is very irregular. The kidneys aren’t functioning.	他的脉搏很不规则 肾脏已经失去功能了
[2:52:24]	I have brought Mr. Suhrawardy.	我带舒拉瓦地先生来
[2:52:27]	It was he who called on the Muslims to rise.	是他号召回教徒起而暴动
[2:52:31]	He is now telling them…	现在他叫他们
[2:52:33]	…to go back to their homes…	放下武器
[2:52:36]	…to lay down their arms.	回家去
[2:52:50]	Think what you can do by living…	想想你活着能做些什么
[2:52:53]	…that you cannot do by dying.	如果死了就什么也不能做
[2:53:05]	What do you want?	你还要什么？
[2:53:11]	That the fighting will stop.	战斗停止
[2:53:14]	That you make me believe…	让我相信
[2:53:19]	…that it will never start again.	再也不会发生这种事
[2:53:32]	Sometimes…	有时
[2:53:33]	…it is when you are quite without hope…	在绝望中
[2:53:38]	…and in utter darkness…	完全不知所从
[2:53:41]	…that God comes to the rescue.	神会来拯救你们
[2:53:46]	Gandhiji…	甘地
[2:53:48]	…is dying…	因为我们的疯狂
[2:53:52]	…because of our madness.	要死了
[2:53:56]	Put away your revenge.	别再报复了
[2:53:59]	What good will come of more killing?	再多的杀戮有什么用
[2:54:04]	Have the courage to do…	提起勇气
[2:54:07]	…what you know is right.	做你知道是正确的事
[2:54:11]	For God’s sake…	看在老天的份上
[2:54:13]	…let us embrace…	让我们拥抱吧
[2:54:15]	…like brothers.	像兄弟般似的
[2:54:31]	It’s our promise.	我们保证
[2:54:34]	We stop.	我们不打了
[2:54:37]	Hindu swords.	印度剑
[2:54:41]	It’s a promise.	这就是保证
[2:54:46]	Go.	走吧
[2:54:49]	God be with you.	神保佑你
[2:55:03]	Here,eat!	吃吧
[2:55:06]	Eat!	吃吧
[2:55:09]	I’m going to hell…	我快下地狱了
[2:55:11]	…but not with your death on my soul.	可是不想担负杀你的罪名
[2:55:14]	Only God decides who goes to hell.	只有神能决定谁该下地狱
[2:55:18]	I killed a child.	我杀了一个小孩
[2:55:21]	I smashed his head against a wall.	我抓住他的头往墙上撞碎了
[2:55:26]	Why?	为什么
[2:55:29]	They killed my son.	他们杀了我的儿子
[2:55:34]	My boy.	我的孩子
[2:55:37]	The Muslims killed my son!	回教徒杀了我的儿子
[2:55:45]	I know a way out of hell.	我知道不入地狱的方法
[2:55:50]	Find a child.	找一个孩子
[2:55:52]	A child whose mother and father have been killed.	一个父母都被杀死的孩子
[2:55:58]	A little boy about this high…	一个小男孩，大概这么高
[2:56:04]	…and raise him as your own.	把他当成你的儿子抚养
[2:56:10]	Only be sure that he is a Muslim…	只是一定要确定他是个回教徒
[2:56:15]	…and that you raise him as one.	而且要把他教养成回教徒
[2:56:46]	Go.	走吧…
[2:56:49]	Go.	走吧
[2:56:52]	God bless you.	上帝保佑你
[2:57:20]	Bapu?	巴布…
[2:57:27]	There’s been no fighting…	各地都没战斗了
[2:57:30]	…anywhere.	每个地方
[2:57:33]	It’s stopped.	都停止了
[2:57:35]	The madness has stopped.	疯狂杀戮停止了
[2:57:42]	It’s foolish…	如果是为了救我这个老人家
[2:57:43]	…if it’s just to save the life of an old man.	这样就太傻了
[2:57:49]	In every temple and mosque…	人们都去各个印度庙宇 和清真寺立誓
[2:57:53]	…they have pledged to die…	他们宁死
[2:57:55]	…before they lift a hand against each other.	也不会攻击对方了
[2:58:01]	It is true,Bapu.	是真的，巴布
[2:58:10]	Everywhere.	到处都是这样
[2:58:47]	Maulana,my friend…	莫拉纳，我的朋友
[2:58:51]	…could I have some orange juice?	能不能给我一点橘子汁
[2:59:01]	Then you and I…	然后我们两个
[2:59:03]	…will take a piece of bread together.	一起吃片面包
[2:59:36]	He will be saying prayers in the garden.	他会在花园祈祷
[2:59:46]	That is how you eat muli.	应该这样吃的
[2:59:49]	I’m not sure that I want to be remembered that way.	我想人们不会要记得 我这个样子吧
[2:59:52]	Don’t worry. With luck,you may not be.	放心，运气好就不会
[2:59:54]	No,he will be remembered for tempting fate.	不会的，世人会记得的 他曾与命运赌博
[2:59:59]	Mickey Mouse!	米老鼠
[3:00:02]	So you really are going to Pakistan then?	那你真的要去巴基斯坦了
[3:00:09]	You are a stubborn man.	你真顽固
[3:00:13]	I’m simply going to prove…	我只是要证明给
[3:00:15]	…to Hindus here and Muslims there…	这边的印度教徒 和那边的回教徒看
[3:00:18]	…that the only devils in the world are those…	天下本无事
[3:00:21]	…running around in our own hearts.	全都是心理作祟
[3:00:25]	And that is where all our battles ought to be fought.	我们大家都应该努力 驱除这种心理障碍
[3:00:36]	So what kind of warrior…	在这场战争中
[3:00:37]	…have you been in that warfare?	你是哪种战士呢
[3:00:42]	Not a very good one.	不太好的那种
[3:00:44]	That’s why I have so much tolerance…	所以我才能容忍
[3:00:47]	…for the other scoundrels of the world.	世上其他的恶棍
[3:00:55]	Sardar?	彼帖
[3:00:57]	Ask Panditji to consider what we’ve discussed.	请尼鲁考虑我们讨论过的事
[3:01:06]	– Enough! – One more.	-够了 -再一张
[3:01:09]	You’re a temptress.	你是诱惑者
[3:01:10]	Just an admirer.	只是个仰慕者
[3:01:12]	Nothing’s more dangerous…	那就危险了
[3:01:14]	…especially for an old man.	尤其是对一个老头子
[3:01:26]	There’s a sadness about him.	他很忧愁
[3:01:30]	He thinks he’s failed.	他自己觉得失败了
[3:01:32]	Why?	为什么
[3:01:33]	If anything’s proven him right, it’s these last months.	上个月发生的 一切都证明他是对的
[3:01:38]	I may be blinded by my love for him…	我可能因为太爱他而盲目
[3:01:42]	…but I believe…	可是我相信
[3:01:43]	…when we most needed it…	在我们最需要的时候
[3:01:45]	…he offered the world a way out of madness.	他带领我们远离疯狂
[3:01:51]	But he doesn’t see it.	可是他自己不知道
[3:01:54]	Neither does the world.	世人也不知道
[3:02:29]	Brother,Bapu is already late for prayers.	兄弟，巴布祷告已经迟了
[3:02:34]	Oh,God!	上帝
[3:03:17]	When I despair…	当我绝望时
[3:03:19]	…I remember…	我会想起
[3:03:22]	…that all through history…	在历史上
[3:03:24]	…the way of truth and love has always won.	只有真理和爱能得胜
[3:03:30]	There have been tyrants and murderers…	历史上有很多暴君和凶手
[3:03:34]	…and for a time, they can seem invincible…	在短期内或许是所向无敌的
[3:03:38]	…but in the end,they always fall.	但是终就总是会失败
[3:03:43]	Think of it.	好好想一想
[3:03:46]	Always.	永远都是这样