My Salinger Year(职场心计文学梦)[2020]电影台词本阅读、下载和单词统计

电影名称：职场心计文学梦
英文名称：My Salinger Year
年代：2020

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时间	英文	中文
[00:51]	I grew up in a quiet suburban town,	我出生在一个安静的小乡村，
[00:53]	just north of New York.	就在纽约北部。
[00:55]	On special occasions, my dad would take me into the city,	在特殊场合，我爸会带我去城里，
[00:58]	and we would go and get dessert at the Waldorf or the Plaza.	我们会去华尔道夫酒店或广场酒店吃甜点。
[01:02]	I loved watching the people around us.	我喜欢看我们周围的人。
[01:05]	They seemed to have interesting lives.	他们的生活似乎很有趣。
[01:07]	I wanted to be one of them.	我想成为他们中的一员。
[01:09]	I wanted to write novels	我想写小说
[01:11]	and speak 5 languages and travel.	会说5种语言，还能旅游。
[01:15]	I didn’t want to be ordinary.	我不想做一个普通人。
[01:19]	I wanted to be extraordinary.	我想要与众不同。
[01:24]	Those memories came storming back to me last year	那些记忆在去年强烈地回到我的脑海里
[01:27]	when I came to visit my best friend in New York.	当我来纽约拜访我最好的朋友的时候
[01:30]	I was only supposed to stay a few days,	我本来计划在这里就待几天，
[01:32]	and then return to Berkeley,	然后返回伯克利，
[01:34]	where my boyfriend was waiting on me.	那是我男朋友希望我去的地方。
[01:39]	But something shifted.	但有些事情发生了变化。
[01:42]	I want to stay in New York for a while.	我想在纽约待一段时间。
[01:44]	A while? What do you mean, a while?	一段时间？你指的一段时间是什么？
[01:47]	What about your semester?	那你这学期的学习呢？
[01:48]	Yeah, but see, that’s just it.	是的，但你看，就是这样。
[01:49]	I don’t want to analyze other people’s work anymore, Karl.	我不想再分析别人的作品了，卡尔。
[01:52]	I want to write.	我想写作。
[01:53]	In New York?	在纽约？
[01:54]	Yeah.	是的。
[01:58]	In New York…	在纽约……
[02:01]	Isn’t that what aspiring writers did?	有抱负的作家不就是这么做的吗？
[02:03]	Live in cheap apartments and write in cafés?	住在便宜的公寓里，在咖啡馆里写作？
[02:07]	Yeah, I know.	是的，我知道。
[02:09]	But it’s what I wanted!	但这正是我想要的！
[02:45]	My boss says we’re going paperless.	我老板说我们要实现无纸化了。
[02:48]	– All emails. – Hmm.	— 所有的邮件。— 嗯。
[02:49]	It’s driving me nuts, with everyone writing about nothing,	我快疯了，每个人都在写什么，
[02:53]	answering, “Thanks,” or worse, “You’re welcome.”	回答“谢谢”，或者更糟，“不客气”。
[02:56]	My colleague sends me emails to ask me when I’m having lunch.	我的同事给我发邮件问我什么时候吃午饭。
[03:00]	I hope this is just a trend that will phase out.	我希望这只是一种逐渐消失的趋势。
[03:03]	I miss your rants.	我想念你的咆哮。
[03:06]	Everyone in Berkeley is so serious	伯克利的每个人都很严肃
[03:07]	and into jogging and wearing Tevas.	喜欢慢跑，穿Tevas（休闲鞋品牌）。
[03:10]	Fucking Tevas!	去他的Tevas ！
[03:12]	I’m like this big cloud of East Coast irony	我就像一大片东海岸的云团
[03:15]	haunting Southern California.	萦绕着南加州。
[03:16]	Hmm, turning everything into ash.	把一切都化为灰烬。
[03:20]	– That’s me. – Mmm!	—这就是我。—嗯！
[03:22]	Does Karl feel the same?	卡尔也有同感吗？
[03:27]	Um, it’s not really the same for him,	对他来说就不一样了，
[03:29]	cause he’s been there for a couple years,	因为他已经在那待了几年了，
[03:32]	and the university sort of treats him like a star.	学校把他当明星一样对待。
[03:35]	Oh, well…	哦，好吧……
[03:37]	Hey, Jenny, um…	嘿，珍妮，嗯……
[03:40]	I don’t know exactly how long	我不知道具体要多久
[03:42]	I’m gonna be staying in New York.	我会待在纽约。
[03:44]	Don’t worry! Just keep making yourself at home.	别担心！你就当自己家好了。
[03:48]	Eat anything.	东西随便吃。
[03:50]	OK.	好的。
[04:01]	MA in English literature, University College in London.	伦敦大学学院英国文学硕士。
[04:05]	I suppose that would make you more appealing	我想那样会让你更有吸引力
[04:07]	to some publishers,	对一些出版商而言，
[04:09]	less to most.	最好就是简单点。
[04:12]	You published poetry?	你发表的诗歌吗？
[04:15]	Yes, yes, in The Paris Review.	是的，是的，在巴黎诗会。
[04:17]	I just won their student contest.	我刚赢了他们的学生比赛。
[04:19]	Leave that out.	算了吧。
[04:21]	Publishers avoid wannabe writers.	出版商会避免想成为作家的人。
[04:23]	Oh. That is what I wa-want to do, though.	哦。可这正是我想做的。
[04:27]	Event-eventually.	最终目的。
[04:28]	Oh! I got it! Not a publisher.	哦！我理解了！那别考虑出版商了。
[04:32]	How about a literary agency?	做个文学代理怎么样？
[04:37]	Yeah, great!	是的，太棒了！
[04:38]	The oldest in New York.	纽约最老的职业之一。
[04:40]	Do you type?	你会打字吗？
[04:41]	Uh, I took typing in, um, 7th grade.	我七年级时学过打字。
[04:43]	Of course you don’t type.	你当然不会打字。
[04:45]	She’s gonna ask if you type, and you’re gonna say…	她会问你是否打字，你会说……
[04:49]	Yes!	是的！
[04:51]	Sixty words a minute.	一分钟60个字。
[04:59]	But do you type on a typewriter?	但你用打字机打字吗？
[05:03]	It’s very different from typing on one of those computers.	这和在那些电脑上打字很不一样。
[05:07]	Yes.	是的。
[05:10]	What do you like to read?	你喜欢读什么书？
[05:16]	Everything.	一切。
[05:18]	Uh, Lurie, Hammet, Donald Westlake.	卢瑞，汉密特，唐纳德·韦斯特莱克
[05:21]	Hmm…	嗯……
[05:23]	I just finished A Sentimental Education,	我刚读完《情感教育》，
[05:25]	and I loved it.	我很喜欢。
[05:26]	It was so contemporary. I was amazed.	它是如此的现代。我很惊讶。
[05:28]	Gustave Flaubert…	古斯塔夫·福楼拜……（法国现实主义文学大师）
[05:29]	Oui, c’est très bien, ma chère,	是的，是très bien， ma chère，
[05:30]	but to be in this field,	但在这个领域，
[05:32]	you’ll need to read authors who are alive.	你需要阅读那些还活着的作家。
[05:34]	Mmm… I love Flaubert!	嗯……我爱福楼拜！
[05:37]	I like Westlake. He’s funny.	我喜欢西湖。他很有趣。
[05:42]	I guess you can start after Christmas.	我想你可以在圣诞节后开始。
[05:45]	We’ll talk about Jerry then.	我们到时再谈杰瑞。
[05:46]	Ah, Jerry!	啊，杰瑞！
[05:48]	I’m sure you’ve heard that he’s crazy or senile	你肯定听说过他要么疯了，要么老了
[05:51]	or a misanthrope.	或愤世嫉俗者。
[05:52]	All lies. He’s not the problem.	所有的谎言。他不是问题所在。
[05:54]	It’s these people who relentlessly call	就是这些人不停地打电话
[05:57]	for his address, his phone number,	他的地址，电话号码，
[05:59]	asking to be put in touch with him, or even with me!	要求和他联系，甚至和我联系！
[06:03]	Reporters, students, university deans, producers.	记者，学生，大学院长，制片人。
[06:07]	They can be persuasive, manipulative.	他们可能很有说服力，很有控制欲。
[06:10]	But, you must never, ever	但是，你永远不能
[06:14]	give out his address.	把他的地址给别人。
[06:16]	Do you understand?	你明白吗？
[06:18]	I understand.	我明白了。
[06:20]	Good.	好。
[06:21]	Remember, there’s no shortage of college graduates	记住，大学毕业生并不短缺
[06:25]	who want this job.	想要这份工作的人。
[06:29]	Be prepared for long hours.	做好长时间工作的准备。
[06:32]	Pam will give you a key.	帕姆会给你钥匙的。
[06:34]	Pam. OK.	帕姆。好的。
[06:36]	Thank you so much.	非常感谢。
[06:37]	I can’t tell you how honored and thrilled I am.	我无法表达我有多荣幸和激动。
[06:40]	No need to be honored.	没必要受宠若惊。
[06:42]	Thrilled, maybe. Margaret is pretty thrilling.	激动，也许。玛格丽特很令人兴奋。
[06:48]	I’m Daniel, by the way.	对了，我叫丹尼尔。
[06:58]	She’ll be starting after the holidays, January.	她会在假期后，一月开始工作。
[07:03]	That Jerry!	杰里！
[07:07]	Ah…	啊……
[07:10]	I didn’t know yet what a literary agency was,	我还不知道什么是文学代理，
[07:13]	but felt like I’d stepped closer	但我感觉，可以进一步地了解
[07:17]	to the world of writers.	那些世界闻名的作家了。
[07:19]	I was to be surrounded by godlike literary names.	我将被那些美妙的文学名字所环绕。
[07:24]	No doubt, their proximity would inspire my own writing.	毫无疑问，接触他们会激发我写作的灵感。
[07:34]	Well, congratulations on your new job.	恭喜你找到了新工作。
[07:38]	Here is your key.	这是您的钥匙。
[07:41]	Do not lose it.	不要失了。
[07:42]	We will expect you at 8:00 a.m. sharp, January 8.	我们期待你在1月8日早上8点准时到场。
[07:50]	I never went back to Berkeley.	我再也不回伯克利了。
[07:52]	New York was to be my new home, writing, my new life,	纽约将是我的新家、写作就是我的新生活，
[07:55]	with a coveted job to pay the rent.	令人垂涎的工作完全可以支付租金。
[07:57]	– Hi! – Hey!	—你好！—嘿！
[07:59]	Um… Hey! Come, come, come join us.	嗯……嘿！来，来，加入我们。
[08:02]	– Hi! – Hi, hi, Mark.	—你好！— 嗨，嗨，马克。
[08:03]	– Everyone, this is Joanna. – I’m Joanna. Yeah, hi!	—各位，这是乔安娜。—我是乔安娜。是的，你好！
[08:06]	And this is Mark. This is Lisa.	这位是马克。这是丽莎。
[08:07]	They, uh, they just got engaged	他们，他们刚刚订婚了
[08:09]	so, uh, we’re celebrating.	所以，我们要庆祝一下。
[08:11]	Oh, wow! Oh my goodness!	哦，哇！哦我的天哪！
[08:12]	Congratulations!	恭喜你！
[08:13]	It’s fake.	这是假的。
[08:14]	Sit… sit… sit down.	坐……坐……坐下来。
[08:16]	The office is incredible.	办公室真是太棒了。
[08:19]	It’s like nothing’s changed since 1927.	自1927年以来，一切都没变过。
[08:22]	And, um, guess who my boss represents.	猜猜我老板代表的是谁。
[08:25]	– Anne Rice? – The Pope.	—安妮·赖斯？—教皇。
[08:26]	– Thomas Pynchon. – J.D. Salinger.	—托马斯·品钦。—J.D.塞林格。
[08:29]	– No way! – He’s still alive?	—没门！—他还活着？
[08:31]	Yeah, he is.	是的，他是。
[08:32]	He lives up in New Hampshire, in basically total isolation.	他住在新罕布什尔州，基本上完全与世隔绝。
[08:35]	Reporters are always trying to ambush him in the local diner	记者们总是想在当地的餐馆里偶遇他
[08:38]	or try to sneak onto his property.	或者偷偷溜进他的房子。
[08:40]	I love Catcher in the Rye.	我喜欢《麦田里的守望者》
[08:41]	Franny and Zooey is my favorite.	《弗兰妮与佐伊》是我的最爱。
[08:42]	My friend Kat used to work at his publisher’s.	我朋友凯特以前在他的出版社工作。
[08:45]	And, one night, she was working late,	有天晚上，她工作到很晚，
[08:47]	like, 1:00 a.m. late,	比如，凌晨一点，
[08:49]	and the phone rings in the office and keeps ringing.	办公室里的电话响个不停。
[08:52]	So she picks it up,	于是她拿起来，
[08:53]	and she heard someone screaming.	她听到有人在尖叫。
[08:55]	The manuscript is OK!	手稿是安全了！
[08:57]	I saved the manuscript from the fire!	我把手稿从火里救了出来！
[09:01]	Salinger?	塞林格吗？
[09:02]	His house had burned down,	他的房子被烧毁了，
[09:05]	and he called in the middle of the night,	他在半夜给我打电话，
[09:07]	assuming someone would be at the office.	假设有人在办公室。
[09:09]	Isn’t that crazy?	这不是疯了吗？
[09:10]	I read he still writes, but doesn’t want to publish.	我读到他还在写作，但不想出版。
[09:13]	Writing makes you a writer.	写作使你成为作家。
[09:14]	Publishing is commerce.	出版是商务。
[09:16]	That is such a crock of shit, Don!	这简直是一派胡言，唐！
[09:18]	This is some pre-emptive strike argument	这是一种先发制人的论调
[09:20]	in case he never sells a novel,	万一他从来没卖过小说，
[09:22]	if you ever finish.	如果你能完成。
[09:23]	I will, but today is about Joanna	我会的，但今天是乔安娜的事
[09:26]	and her crossing to the dark side	以及她如何走向黑暗
[09:27]	with the book merchants.	和书商在一起。
[09:28]	– Cheers! – Cheers!	—干杯！ —干杯！
[09:30]	Thanks!	谢谢！
[09:32]	I had met Don days earlier	我碰到唐是在不久以前
[09:33]	in a socialist bookstore where he worked part time.	他在一家社会主义书店兼职
[09:38]	Haven’t seen you around here before.	以前在这儿没见过你。
[09:40]	Let me guess.	让我猜一猜。
[09:41]	You’re an intern at The New Yorker?	你是《纽约客》的实习生吗？
[09:44]	Besides fighting materialism and raising class awareness,	除了反对物质主义和提高阶级意识之外
[09:48]	Don amuse boxing, Norman Mailer and…	唐喜欢拳击，诺曼·梅勒，还有
[09:51]	Yeah, I’m writing a novel.	是的，我在写小说。
[09:52]	He was straightforward about being a writer.	他一直向往成为一个作家。
[09:55]	I admired his confidence.	我钦佩他的信心。
[09:57]	Do you know the Panama Café?	你知道巴拿马咖啡馆吗？
[09:59]	It’s on Avenue A. It’s kind of like a writers’ hangout.	它在A大道，有点像作家的聚集地。
[10:02]	I do, actually, yeah, they have…	我有，事实上，他们有……
[10:04]	Poetry readings.	诗歌朗诵。
[10:07]	Love is the one who’s hard to find.	爱，就是那个很难找到的人。
[10:09]	Love’s the one who knows your mind.	爱是那个懂你心思的人。
[10:12]	Love’s the one who feeds your soul.	爱是滋养你灵魂的人。
[10:14]	Love’s the one to have and hold.	爱是拥有和不放手的人。
[10:17]	But hold a minute. Hold how?	但是等一下。持有如何？
[10:19]	There’s a hundred hungry ways to hold her up or hold her down.	有上百种方法可以把她扶起来或压下去。
[10:23]	Will she still be able to get around?	她还能四处走动吗？
[10:25]	Will she be able to hold her ground?	她能坚持自己的立场吗？
[10:29]	So she digs down deep to the bottom of the box	于是她一直挖到箱子的底部
[10:32]	to find the original hide of the fox.	寻找狐狸的原始皮。
[10:34]	And it’s there, all right.	它就在那里。
[10:36]	Where the hell were you?	你到底去哪了？
[10:38]	Cut the goddamn grass today,	今天割下该死的草，
[10:39]	or else I’m selling your K-car, you hear?	不然我就把你的车卖了，听见了吗？
[10:51]	Dear Mr. Salinger,	亲爱的塞林格，
[10:54]	I read your book The Catcher In the Rye	我读了你的书《麦田里的守望者》
[10:56]	3 times now.	3次。
[10:57]	It’s a masterpiece, and I hope you’re proud of it.	这是一部杰作，我相信你一定引以为豪。
[11:00]	I mean, you certainly should be.	我的意思是，你肯定是的。
[11:04]	Most of the crap that’s written today	大多数今天写的废话
[11:06]	is so uncompelling, it makes me sick.	非常隐晦，也让我不舒服。
[11:08]	I mean, not too many people write anything	我的意思是，没有多少人写东西
[11:10]	that even approaches sincerity.	是完全出于真心的。
[11:11]	And I don’t mean to say	，我不是说
[11:12]	that everyone who reads your book gets it,	每个人读你的书可以理解，
[11:15]	not at all.	至少是，
[11:16]	Lots of people don’t.	大部分的人
[11:19]	I mean, I can give you plenty of idiotic examples,	我是说，我可以给你很多愚蠢的例子，
[11:21]	but I won’t.	但我不会。
[11:24]	You might be laughing out loud right now at the thought,	想到这里你可能会笑出声来，
[11:27]	but I think I get it.	但我认为我可以。
[11:30]	Maybe I don’t.	也许我也不行。
[11:36]	Hello!	你好！
[11:54]	Well, you’re here.	嗯，你在这里。
[11:56]	I am!	我是！
[11:59]	We know you can type, hooray!	我们知道你会打字，万岁！
[12:01]	But have you ever used a dictaphone?	但你用过录音机吗？
[12:04]	At ease.	自在。
[12:07]	It can be tricky at first,	一开始可能有点棘手，
[12:08]	but I’m sure you’ll get the hang of it.	但我相信你会找到窍门的。
[12:12]	Play, rewind, and I think those control speed.	播放，倒带，我认为这些控制速度。
[12:16]	Hugh can help.	休可以帮助。
[12:17]	Hugh…	休……
[12:18]	You can get started with these.	你可以从这些开始。
[12:23]	This is our technological area.	这是我们的技术领域。
[12:26]	It is all very new.	这一切都是全新的。
[12:28]	This is the Xerox machine you’ll use	这是你要用的复印机
[12:30]	to make copies of my correspondence.	复印我的信件。
[12:32]	I believe that is the button you press to make a copy.	我想那就是你要复制的按钮。
[12:36]	Did she give you her speech	她给你演讲了吗
[12:37]	about the evils of the digital age yet?	关于数字时代的邪恶？
[12:39]	Max, this is Joanna, my new assistant.	麦克斯，这是乔安娜，我的新助理。
[12:41]	– Hello, Joanna! – Max.	—你好，乔安娜！—麦克斯。
[12:43]	– Nice to meet you. – Nice to meet you.	—很高兴见到你。—很高兴见到你。
[12:44]	Um…	嗯……
[12:47]	So, there are no computers?	所以，没有电脑？
[12:49]	We choose not to use computers.	我们选择不使用电脑。
[12:51]	I’ve seen them in action.	我看过他们的行动。
[12:53]	They just make more work for everyone, wasting time.	他们只是为每个人创造更多的工作，浪费时间。
[12:56]	All right.	好吧。
[12:58]	As you can see, we have a relaxed, cordial environment.	如您所见，我们有一个轻松、亲切的环境。
[13:03]	We ask that you don’t wear dungarees, sneakers,	我们要求你不要穿工装裤，运动鞋，
[13:06]	T-shirts, sweatshirts, especially the kind with hoods.	T恤，运动衫，尤其是带兜帽的那种。
[13:09]	No open-toed shoes,	没有穿露脚的鞋子，
[13:10]	but it’s perfectly fine to wear trousers if you’re a woman,	但如果你是女人，穿裤子是完全没问题的，
[13:13]	and no need to wear stockings in the summer.	夏天也不需要穿长筒袜。
[13:16]	Bare legs are perfectly fine.	光腿就很好了。
[13:18]	And if Jerry calls, you just say:	如果杰瑞打电话来，你就说
[13:20]	“Yes, Jerry, I will let my boss know.”	“好的，杰瑞，我会告诉我老板的。”
[13:23]	Jerry Salinger?	杰瑞·塞林格吗？
[13:25]	Well, of course, Jerry Salinger.	当然是杰里·塞林格。
[13:26]	And above all, you never, ever call him.	最重要的是，你永远，永远不要给他打电话。
[13:29]	Why would I call Jerry Salinger?	我为什么要给杰里·塞林格打电话？
[13:32]	Jerry doesn’t want to hear about	杰瑞不想听
[13:34]	how much you loved The Catcher in the Rye.	《麦田里的守望者》
[13:36]	And he doesn’t want to read your stories.	他也不想读你的故事。
[13:39]	– I don’t have stories. – Good.	—我没有故事。—好。
[13:41]	Writers make the worst assistants.	作家是最差的助手。
[13:43]	Get to work.	开始工作。
[13:59]	The proprietor hereby grants	业主特此授予
[14:02]	to the publisher…	出版商……
[14:04]	…starting from the date of this agreement.	……从本协议签订之日起生效
[14:07]	The proprietor…	经营者……
[14:09]	I’m Hugh. You must be Joanna.	我是休。你一定是乔安娜。
[14:11]	Yes, hi! Nice to meet you.	是的，你好！很高兴认识你。
[14:13]	If you need anything, I’m right here.	如果你需要什么，尽管找我。
[14:15]	I take care of contracts, legal, copyrights, the fun stuff.	我负责合同，法律，版权，有趣的事。
[14:21]	Salinger’s letters, fan mail.	塞林格的信件，粉丝来信。
[14:24]	You need to answer them using these.	你需要用这些来回答。
[14:29]	There’s one for each type of inquiry:	每种类型的调查都有一个
[14:31]	adaptation, autobiography,	应和、自传、
[14:34]	autograph, photograph, interview…	签名，照片，面试……
[14:39]	celebrity auction.	名人拍卖。
[14:43]	“Mr. Salinger does not wish to receive mail from his readers.	“塞林格先生不希望收到读者的邮件。
[14:45]	Thus we cannot pass your kind note on to him.”	因此，我们不能把您的好意转达给他。”
[14:48]	1963?	1963年？
[14:50]	That’s the year he stopped responding himself.	从那一年起，他不再亲自回复了。
[14:52]	You need to type the new one based exactly on this, verbatim.	你需要在此基础上，逐字输入新的。
[14:56]	No change.	没有变化。
[14:57]	So, Salinger doesn’t get any of his mail?	塞林格没收到他的信吗？
[15:00]	Not one, you shred them in the shredder.	一个都没有，你用碎纸机撕碎了。
[15:04]	You should always read them.	你应该经常阅读它们。
[15:05]	Yes, indeed.	是的，确实。
[15:07]	– Just in case. – Just in case.	—以防万一。—以防万一。
[15:09]	In case of what?	以防什么？
[15:10]	We’ve been extra careful since the Marc David Chapman thing.	马克·大卫·查普曼那件事之后我们就特别小心了。
[15:14]	John Lennon’s assassin.	约翰列侬的刺客。
[15:16]	When the police arrived at the Dakota,	当警察到达达科塔时，
[15:19]	they found Chapman calmly sitting on the sidewalk	他们发现查普曼平静地坐在人行道上
[15:21]	reading Catcher in the Rye.	《麦田里的守望者》
[15:22]	At his trial,	在他的审判中，
[15:24]	Chapman said that the big part of him was Holden Caulfield.	查普曼说他很像霍尔顿·考尔菲德。
[15:27]	And the small part of him was…	而他的小小一面……
[15:32]	the devil.	魔鬼。
[15:39]	Did Chapman write to Salinger?	查普曼给塞林格写信了吗？
[15:42]	We’ll never know, since we throw away the mail.	我们永远不会知道，因为我们会扔掉邮件。
[15:46]	Read everything thoroughly.	阅读一切彻底。
[15:49]	Use your judgment.	使用你的判断。
[16:18]	I think about Holden a lot.	我经常想起霍顿。
[16:21]	When I first think about him,	当我第一次想起他的时候，
[16:23]	I get a stupid grin on my face, you know…	我会傻笑，你知道……
[16:26]	thinking about what a funny guy he is and all.	想着他是一个多么有趣的人。
[16:30]	But then I usually get depressed as hell…	但我通常会非常沮丧……
[16:33]	’cause I only think about Holden	因为我只想到霍顿
[16:35]	when I’m feeling very emotional, and…	当我情绪激动的时候……
[16:38]	I can get quite emotional.	我很容易激动。
[16:43]	“I can get quite emotional.”	“我会变得很情绪化。”
[16:47]	This boy is so earnest.	这个男孩很认真。
[16:50]	A major loser is what he is.	他就是个大输家。
[16:53]	Hey! He is not!	嘿！他不是！
[16:54]	He is.	他是。
[16:55]	He’s very sweet.	他很甜。
[16:57]	He’s a little funny,	他有点搞笑，
[16:59]	but he’s sweet and he cares so much.	但他很贴心，也很在乎。
[17:01]	I can’t send him a letter that says:	我不能给他寄一封信，上面写着
[17:03]	“Dear kid, Mr. Salinger has no interest in you,	亲爱的孩子，塞林格先生对你没兴趣，
[17:05]	so please fuck off!”	所以请滚开！”
[17:08]	Look, this one is from the Netherlands:	看，这个来自荷兰
[17:10]	“Me and my wife traced Holden’s steps around New York.	我和我的妻子在纽约追踪霍顿的足迹。
[17:13]	“Did you know that the ducks in Central Park	“你知道中央公园的鸭子
[17:15]	stay through winter?”	待过冬天吗？”
[17:16]	Oh my God, they’re literally a bunch of obsessive freaks!	天啊，他们真是一群强迫症怪胎！
[17:25]	I haven’t read Catcher in the Rye.	我还没读过《麦田里的守望者》
[17:28]	You’re kidding.	你在开玩笑吧。
[17:31]	I haven’t read any Salinger.	我没读过塞林格的书。
[17:35]	Wow!	哇！
[17:36]	Everybody’s read Catcher at the very least.	每个人都或多或少读过吧。
[17:39]	Yeah, well, at the risk of disappointing you,	好吧，可能要让你失望的是，
[17:41]	there are actually a few writers that I have yet to read.	其实有一些作家我还没读过。
[17:45]	Well, I’m shocked.	嗯，我震惊了。
[17:48]	Hey, look, this girl is ready to go to bed with him.	听着，这个女孩已经准备好和他上床了。
[17:51]	He’s 70-something.	他70年。
[17:52]	Don’t be naive!	不要太天真！
[17:53]	Good literature is a powerful aphrodisiac.	好的文学作品是一种强大的催情剂。
[17:59]	I never had that teenage Salinger moment.	我从没有过青少年时期的塞林格时刻
[18:02]	We never read Catcher in the Rye at school,	我们在学校时没有读过《麦田里的守望者》
[18:04]	and later, I was interested in difficult, gritty fiction.	后来我热衷于艰涩难懂的小说。
[18:09]	Hey, honey!	嘿，亲爱的！
[18:10]	Uh, Jenny’s not here right now.	珍妮现在不在。
[18:13]	Oh! I’ll be in the kitchen.	哦！我在厨房。
[18:15]	I imagined Salinger’s books	我想象着塞林格的书
[18:18]	to be insufferably cute, quirky and precious.	是那种无法忍受的可爱，古怪和珍贵
[18:23]	I didn’t want to be entertained.	我没有想从中获得消遣，
[18:25]	I wanted to be provoked.	我想被激发。
[18:47]	Every morning!	每天早上！
[18:49]	My shoulder hurts from carrying all those manuscripts.	我背了那么多手稿，肩膀都疼了。
[18:52]	– Hey, Joanna! – Hi!	—嘿，乔安娜！—你好！
[18:56]	Oh! I found a writer for Max out of the slush pile.	哦！我从烂泥堆里给马克斯找了个作家。
[18:58]	The stories are so good.	这些故事太好了。
[19:00]	I read them last night, and I was sobbing by the end.	我昨晚看的，看完我都哭了。
[19:08]	What’s the slush pile?	什么是烂泥堆？
[19:09]	The slush pile?	泥堆吗？
[19:11]	OK, it’s like the most amazing	好吧，这是最神奇的
[19:13]	and most horrible part of our job.	也是我们工作中最可怕的部分。
[19:15]	The stacks of manuscripts nobody wants to read.	没人想读的一堆堆手稿。
[19:17]	Basically, it’s all the unsolicited query letters,	基本上，就是那些不请自来的询问信，
[19:20]	people with no referral who write to agents cold.	没有推荐的人会写信给冰冷的探员。
[19:22]	The slush pile is, like, 99% crazy shit,	那堆烂泥简直是百分之九十九的疯狂，
[19:25]	though some of it is seriously hilarious.	虽然有些情节非常搞笑。
[19:27]	But very, very occasionally, you find something amazing.	但偶尔，你会发现一些惊人的东西。
[19:33]	Your boss doesn’t let you read?	你的老板不让你读书？
[19:36]	I can read manuscripts,	我可以读手稿，
[19:38]	should that be something that interests you,	这是你感兴趣的事吗，
[19:40]	at home on my free time, of course!	当然，在我的空闲时间在家！
[19:42]	Manuscripts?	手稿吗？
[19:46]	No.	不。
[19:50]	Tabs, wrong.	标签，错了。
[19:52]	Margins, wrong.	边距，是错误的。
[19:54]	Profi names, wrong.	文档名称，是错误的。
[19:55]	Really, everything wrong.	真的，一切都错了。
[19:57]	You can start re-typing today.	你今天就可以开始重新打字了。
[20:00]	And here, as a bonus, is today’s dictation.	这里，作为奖励，是今天的听写。
[20:05]	That…	那
[20:06]	Forget about manuscripts.	忘记手稿。
[20:08]	You need to get that right.	你需要做对。
[20:14]	Is it on?	是开着的吗？
[20:15]	Uh, no.	哦，不。
[20:18]	As you know, I believe that computers make work	如你所知，我相信电脑可以工作
[20:22]	rather than alleviate it,	而不是依赖它，
[20:24]	but I agreed to install one in the office,	但我同意在办公室装一个，
[20:26]	on a trial basis, because…	以试验为基础，因为……
[20:28]	It came in an elegant black.	它是一款优雅的黑色。
[20:30]	Because Hugh discovered that people…	因为休发现人们……
[20:34]	I don’t know who these people are	我不知道这些人是谁
[20:35]	or why they don’t have more important things	或者为什么他们没有更重要的东西
[20:37]	to do with their lives…	与他们的生活有关……
[20:39]	but people have been publishing whole Salinger stories	但人们一直在出版整个塞林格的故事
[20:42]	on their personal e-webs.	在他们个人的网上。
[20:45]	Web logs.	网络日志
[20:47]	Web logs… Ridiculous!	网络日志荒谬！
[20:49]	This is blatant copyright infringement,	这是公然侵犯版权，
[20:52]	and we’re going to have to scour the World Wide Web	我们还得搜遍万维网
[20:55]	to put an end to it.	结束这一切。
[20:56]	And that is all the computer is to be used for.	这就是计算机的全部用途。
[21:00]	Sorry to interrupt. Just passing through.	抱歉打扰了。只是经过。
[21:03]	Don’t mean to cause a fuss.	我不想小题大做。
[21:09]	We can turn it off now.	我们现在可以把它关掉了。
[21:11]	– Uh, it’s already off. – OK, good.	—已经关机了。—很好。
[21:13]	And maybe the little coat that goes over it.	还有上面的小外套。
[21:15]	I’ve seen it in pictures. Thank you, Max.	我在照片上看到过。谢谢你，马克斯。
[21:17]	I’m afraid we don’t have a…	恐怕我们没有……
[21:21]	There were hundreds of us, thousands maybe, all girls,	我们有好几百人，也许几千人，都是女孩，
[21:26]	working at literary agencies or publishing houses.	在文学代理机构或出版社工作。
[21:30]	We answered calls for our bosses,	我们为老板接电话，
[21:32]	ushered in the writers, fetched them water…	迎来了编剧们，给他们接了水
[21:35]	never belying the fact that we wanted to be writers ourselves.	从不掩饰我们自己想成为作家的事实
[21:39]	We whispered about the lucky ones,	我们窃窃私语着一些幸运儿，
[21:41]	the ones who were mentored by their bosses,	那些被老板信任的人，
[21:44]	who were allowed to take on books or clients,	谁被允许接受书籍或客户，
[21:47]	the ones who broke the rules to show initiative…	可以不墨守成规的人……
[21:53]	…the ones who wanted it badly enough.	那些可以很可恶的家伙
[21:56]	Please find two copies	请找两份副本，
[21:58]	of the contract with St. Martin publishing.	与圣马丁出版公司的合同。
[22:02]	Let’s face it. I was a secretary.	让我们面对现实。我就是个小秘书。
[22:31]	Hello?	喂？
[22:33]	Hello? Hello?	你好？喂？
[22:34]	Hello?	喂？
[22:36]	Speaking to? It’s Jerry.	这是杰里。
[22:40]	Hello, Mr. Salinger!	你好，塞林格先生！
[22:42]	Who is this?	你是谁？
[22:44]	This is Joanna.	这是乔安娜。
[22:46]	Who?	谁？
[22:47]	I… I’m Joanna.	我……我是乔安娜。
[22:48]	I’m… I’m Margaret’s new assistant.	我……我是玛格丽特的新助理。
[22:50]	Oh, Margaret’s new assistant!	哦，玛格丽特的新助理
[22:52]	Nice to meet you, Suzanna.	很高兴认识你，苏珊娜。
[22:54]	How do you like your job?	你喜欢你的工作吗？
[22:55]	I love it!	我爱它！
[22:56]	Good to hear. I’m calling to speak to your boss.	很高兴听到。我打电话来找你们的老板
[23:00]	Unfortunately, she’s not in right now.	很不幸，她现在不在。
[23:02]	Um, can I leave her a message?	需要给她留言吗？
[23:03]	Oh, no, I’ll call back.	哦不用，我会再打来的。
[23:06]	Well, I’m sure you have a lot of work.	好吧，我相信你有很多的工作。
[23:08]	It was very nice talking to you, Suzanna.	你人真好，苏珊娜。
[23:10]	I’m looking forward to meeting you in person.	我期待与你见面。
[23:12]	You too.	我也是。
[23:15]	Have a great day!	祝你有美好的一天！
[23:16]	Goodbye!	再见！
[23:23]	I never say: “Have a great day.”	我从来不会说：“祝你有美好的一天。”
[23:25]	Jerry?	杰里？
[23:27]	He’s deaf. An explosion during the war.	他是聋子。战争期间的爆炸。
[23:29]	She just left?	她刚刚离开吗？
[23:30]	Yes.	是的。
[23:32]	Better go tell her.	最好去告诉她。
[23:40]	Quicker.	快一点。
[23:46]	Margaret!	玛格丽特！
[23:48]	Sorry! I’m sorry to disturb you.	对不起！对不起，打扰你了。
[23:50]	You just got a call from…	你刚接到一个电话……
[23:52]	Your client just called.	你的客户刚打电话来。
[23:55]	I wonder which one!	我想知道是哪一个！
[23:56]	I have to take this.	我得接个电话。
[23:58]	Go ahead, Books. I’ll wait for you at the restaurant.	去吧，老板。我在餐馆等你。
[24:01]	You did the right thing.	你做得对。
[24:04]	Salinger wants to publish a book.	塞林格想要出版一本书。
[24:09]	The press is gonna go nuts.	媒体会疯掉的
[24:12]	No press. No one must know.	没有新闻。不能让人知道。
[24:13]	That’s our job.	这是我们的工作。
[24:14]	So it’s true. He’s been writing.	所以这是真的。他还在写作。
[24:17]	Well, no, it’s an old story, Hapworth.	嗯，不，这是一个古老的故事，哈普沃斯
[24:19]	A publisher, Clifford Bradbury,	出版商克利福德·布拉德伯里
[24:22]	approached him to publish it as a stand-alone book.	找到他，想把它单独出版。
[24:25]	He has been thinking about it for 8 years.	这件事他已经想了8年了。
[24:29]	The publisher wrote to him back in ’88.	88年出版商给他写过信。
[24:31]	Jerry liked the fact that he wrote on a typewriter.	杰瑞喜欢用打字机写字。
[24:34]	How did he get Jerry’s address?	他怎么知道杰瑞的地址的？
[24:37]	He addressed it to J.D. Salinger,	他把它寄给了J.D.塞林格
[24:39]	Cornish, New Hampshire.	新罕布什尔州康沃尔。
[24:40]	Postman delivered it!	邮递员发送它！
[24:42]	That’s brilliant.	这是辉煌的。
[24:43]	Wait, wait, wait, Margaret.	等等，等等，玛格丽特。
[24:45]	What kind of publisher is this?	这是什么样的出版商？
[24:48]	It can’t be Little, Brown or any major house.	不可能是小的，布朗的或者任何大机构。
[24:50]	They would have just called you.	他们会直接打电话给你的。
[24:51]	Oh boy! You’re gonna love this, Max.	哦，男孩！你会喜欢的，麦克斯。
[24:53]	It is a tiny press in Virginia.	这是弗吉尼亚州的一家小出版社。
[24:56]	Kind of a one-man operation: Merrygold Press.	一个人的生意，梅里戈尔德出版社。
[24:59]	Merrybells Press?	Merrybells新闻？
[25:01]	Yes, that’s it. You know them?	是的，就是这样。你知道他们吗？
[25:05]	They publish poetry, and I like few of their poets.	他们出版诗歌，我不喜欢他们的诗人。
[25:10]	Are you fucking kidding me?	你他妈在开玩笑吧？
[25:11]	A one-man press is going to publish	一个个人出版社要出版了
[25:13]	the first book from Salinger	塞林格的第一本书
[25:15]	in 3 decades?	在30年后？
[25:16]	That’s fucked.	这太不可思议了。
[25:18]	Publishing Salinger is different	出版塞林格的作品是完全不一样的
[25:20]	than publishing poetry.	相较与出版那些诗集。
[25:21]	Thank you.	谢谢你！
[25:22]	Obviously, we have to proceed carefully.	显然，我们必须小心行事。
[25:25]	Find out everything we can about this Clifford Bradbury.	尽我们所能找出关于克利福德·布拉德伯里的一切。
[25:29]	I’ll call him.	我会打电话给他。
[25:30]	I won’t mention Salinger,	我就不提塞林格了
[25:31]	and I’ll ask for his catalogue and a sample for our records.	我要他的产品目录和样品存档。
[25:35]	Good thinking.	好想法。
[25:37]	Hugh, get me the contract with The New Yorker, please.	休，请帮我拿《纽约客》的合同。
[25:43]	What’s Hapworth?	哈普华兹是什么？
[25:47]	It was published in The New Yorker in ’65.	它于1965年发表在《纽约客》上。
[25:50]	Took up almost the whole magazine.	几乎占据了整个杂志。
[25:52]	– Let me see. – Pretty common in those days.	—让我看看。—那时候很常见。
[25:55]	Esquire did it, Cosmo.	《时尚先生》上的，还有《时尚杂志》。
[25:58]	That’s where I got my start. Buying stories for a magazine.	这就是我的起点。为杂志买故事。
[26:03]	For Cosmo?	时尚杂志？
[26:05]	For Playboy.	花花公子。
[26:08]	How did you end up working for Playboy?	你是怎么在《花花公子》工作的
[26:10]	Enough chit-chat, Joanna. Back to work.	闲谈够了，乔安娜。重返工作岗位。
[26:14]	Hi! Is this Clifford Bradbury?	你好！你是克利福德·布拉德伯里吗？
[26:17]	Hi! This is Joanna Rakoff.	你好！我是乔安娜·拉科夫。
[26:19]	I work for A & F Literary Management.	我在A & F文学管理公司工作。
[26:21]	The job of an agent	代理的工作
[26:23]	is to open up opportunities for their clients.	是给他们客户的好机会。
[26:26]	But when it came to Salinger, the logic was reversed.	但是当谈到塞林格的时候，逻辑正好相反
[26:30]	We had to shield him from the outside world,	我们必须将他与外界做好有效隔离，
[26:34]	bolstering his reputation as a complicated recluse.	巩固了他作为一个复杂的隐士的声誉
[26:37]	Yeah, thank you.	是的，谢谢你。
[26:38]	But publishing Hapworth	但出版哈普华兹
[26:39]	was going to get a lot of attention.	将会吸引多少的关注啊。
[26:42]	Nobody understood his change of heart.	没有人明白他改变心意了
[26:45]	Night, Jerry.	晚上，杰瑞。
[26:46]	Maybe, I thought, I understood.	也许，我想我理解了。
[26:49]	Maybe he realized that what he wanted	也许他意识到他想要的是什么
[26:52]	wasn’t what he wanted at all.	或许也不是他需要的。
[26:56]	I was like: “Are you serious?”	我说：“你是认真的吗？”
[26:58]	She was like:	她就像：
[26:59]	“Yeah, he’s totally visiting me in my dreams.	“是的，他绝对是来我梦里看我的。”
[27:01]	I think he has a message for me.”	我想他有话要告诉我。”
[27:02]	And I looked to either side of me to see if anyone heard.	我朝两边看了看，看有没有人听见。
[27:44]	What are you writing?	你在写什么？
[27:46]	Writing a very bad poem.	写一首很糟糕的诗。
[27:54]	Listen, Bret and I were talking, and…	听着，Bret和我聊过，然后……
[28:00]	Look…	看起来……
[28:03]	When you first got back to New York,	你第一次回到纽约的时候，
[28:05]	and I said that you could stay here,	我说你可以住在这里，
[28:08]	to be honest, I thought you’d go back to Berkeley with Karl.	说实话，我以为你会和卡尔一起回伯克利。
[28:12]	You’re kicking me out?	你要把我赶出去？
[28:15]	No, like…	不，喜欢……
[28:17]	I’m happy to have you here, and you can stay if you want,	你能来我很高兴，如果你愿意，你可以留下，
[28:22]	but what did you plan on doing?	但你打算怎么做？
[28:24]	What are your options?	你有什么选择？
[28:27]	Oh! Ah!	哦！啊！
[28:30]	We disinfected the apartment.	我们给公寓消毒了
[28:35]	‘Cause the man before had 7 cats.	因为之前那个人有7只猫。
[28:38]	But young married couple like you	但是像你们这样的年轻夫妇
[28:42]	take better care of it, yeah?	好好照顾它，好吗？
[28:44]	We’re not married.	我们不结婚了。
[28:46]	The man next door,	隔壁的那个男人，
[28:48]	he takes care of little things if you need.	如果你需要，他会照顾你。
[28:51]	He’s Mexican. He drinks.	他是墨西哥人。他喜欢喝酒。
[28:55]	But he works hard.	但是他工作很努力。
[28:57]	Uh, how much?	嗯，多少钱？
[29:00]	$560.	560美元。
[29:01]	We’ll think about it!	我们会考虑的！
[29:03]	No, we’ll take it.	不，我们要这个。
[29:05]	Oh! Good deal!	哦！好交易！
[29:07]	You’re Jewish, yeah?	你是犹太人，是吗？
[29:09]	– Me? – Mmm?	—我吗？—嗯？
[29:10]	No.	不。
[29:12]	I like, very responsible.	我喜欢，很负责任。
[29:14]	– Hmm. – Pay on time.	—嗯。—按时支付工资。
[29:16]	Uh, let’s sign the paper.	呃，我们签个字吧。
[29:19]	The lease is gonna be under her name.	租约会用她的名字签。
[29:21]	Hmm?	嗯？
[29:25]	Could have just given ourselves a day to think about it.	给我们自己一天时间好好想想。
[29:27]	No, this is New York City, young lady, the big time!	不，这是纽约，小姐，大日子！
[29:30]	I barely make $300 a week.	我每周只能挣300美元。
[29:32]	No, wait, we split the rent, Buba.	不，等等，我们平分房租，布巴。
[29:34]	I’m gonna pay my half.	我付我那一半。
[29:35]	I just… I just have to avoid the credit check.	我只是……我只是要避免信用检查。
[29:39]	Look, I’ll take care of the furniture, all right?	我来处理家具，好吗？
[29:42]	There’s no sink.	没有沉没。
[29:44]	What?	什么？
[29:45]	There’s no sink in the kitchen.	厨房里没有洗涤槽。
[29:47]	I knew something was off about the apartment.	我就知道公寓有点不对劲。
[29:49]	I couldn’t put my finger on it.	我都不敢碰这里。
[29:50]	There’s no kitchen sink.	这里没有厨房水槽。
[29:52]	We just signed a lease for an apartment with no sink!	我们刚签了一间没有水槽的公寓的租约！
[29:54]	Well, we can do the dishes in the bathtub.	我们可以在浴缸里洗碗。
[29:56]	It’s no big deal.	没什么大不了的。
[29:57]	There’s a tub. Trust me.	有一个浴缸。相信我。
[30:00]	Hey, man! You coming?	嘿，男人！你要来吗？
[30:04]	Ladies and gentlemen…	女士们，先生们……
[30:19]	Dear Mr. Salinger, please forgive my bad English.	亲爱的塞林格先生，请原谅我的英语不好。
[30:23]	I work much at night,	我晚上工作很多，
[30:24]	and I like it because I don’t have to talk to people so much.	我喜欢它，因为我不用和别人说那么多。
[30:29]	My heart is troubled, just like Holden Caulfield.	我的心很不安，就像霍尔顿·考尔菲德一样。
[30:31]	Holden is like my grandfather, you know, a no-bullshit man.	霍顿就像我的祖父，你知道的，一个言出必行的人。
[30:37]	He taught me a lot about human nature.	他教会了我很多关于人性的东西。
[30:40]	He warned me I would be disappointed by most people.	他警告我说，大多数人都会让我失望。
[30:43]	We would be very honored	我们将非常荣幸
[30:44]	if you would serve as our commencement reader next year.	如果你明年能做我们毕业典礼的读书人的话。
[30:47]	We would, of course, provide you with accommodation	当然，我们会为您提供住宿
[30:50]	in a very fine inn,	在一家很好的客栈里，
[30:51]	where your privacy, which I know is important to you,	我知道你的隐私对你来说很重要，
[30:54]	would be scrupulously respected.	会受到严格的尊重。
[30:57]	The fishing helps me.	钓鱼帮助我。
[30:59]	A nice refuge from my nightmares.	一个躲避噩梦的好地方。
[31:02]	It’s been 27 years since Vietnam.	越南战争已经过去27年了。
[31:06]	They just keep getting worse.	情况越来越糟。
[31:09]	You know, seeing your dead friends	看到你死去的朋友
[31:11]	having their guts ripped out…	他们的内脏被掏出来……
[31:14]	Well, I’m sure you must have similar type dreams,	我相信你肯定也做过类似的梦，
[31:16]	being a veteran who…	作为一个老兵……
[31:17]	“…does not wish to receive mail from his readers.	”……不希望收到读者的邮件。
[31:20]	“Thus, we cannot pass along your kind note to him.	“因此，我们不能把你友好的字条传递给他
[31:23]	We thank you for your interest in Mr. Salinger’s book.”	我们非常感谢你对塞林格先生的书的兴趣”
[31:26]	My daughter died from leukemia.	我女儿死于白血病。
[31:28]	She was a talented young writer.	她是一位有才华的年轻作家。
[31:30]	I’m founding a small literary magazine in her memory,	为了纪念她，我创办了一家小型文学杂志，
[31:34]	and I’d like permission to call it Bananafish,	请允许我称它为香蕉鱼，
[31:36]	as Salinger was her fav…	因为塞林格是她的最爱……
[31:55]	Titles can’t be copyrighted.	标题不受版权保护。
[31:57]	I could write a novel	我可以写一本小说
[31:58]	and call it The Great Gatsby if I wanted to.	如果我愿意，就把它叫做《了不起的盖茨比》吧。
[32:01]	So, yes, she can call her magazine Bananafish.	所以，是的，她可以叫她的杂志香蕉鱼
[32:04]	Great!	太棒了！
[32:06]	But the agency can’t advise her.	但是中介不能给她建议。
[32:10]	As always…	一如既往……
[32:11]	Really?	真的吗？
[32:12]	Yep! I’m just telling you this for your own edification.	是的！我告诉你这些只是为了启发你。
[32:16]	Send the form letter and finish shredding.	发送模板信并完成撕碎。
[32:18]	That’s absurd!	这是荒谬的！
[32:19]	Well, of course, you’re right.	当然，你是对的。
[32:20]	She’s gonna start yelling at me	她会冲我大喊大叫的
[32:22]	the minute she’s off the phone.	她一挂断电话。
[32:24]	A pleasure to talk to you, Jerry, as always. Goodbye!	很高兴和你聊天，杰瑞，一如既往。再见！
[32:29]	Crap sandwich!	废话三明治！
[32:30]	– Hugh! – Yes?	—休！—是吗？
[32:32]	Do you have the Salinger contract ready?	塞林格的合同准备好了吗？
[32:34]	Yes, almost there.	是的，差不多了。
[32:36]	Ask Pam to call a messenger	让帕姆打电话给信使
[32:37]	so we can get it over to The New Yorker before 6:00.	所以我们可以在6点前把它送到《纽约客》。
[32:40]	The New Yorker?	《纽约客》？
[32:42]	Yes.	是的。
[32:44]	Probably best if I just bring it myself then, no?	那我自己来最好了，不是吗？
[32:50]	I grew up reading The New Yorker,	我是看《纽约客》长大的，
[32:52]	following my father’s ritual.	也是跟随我父亲。
[32:54]	He would start with the movie reviews,	他会从电影评论开始，
[32:56]	and then turn to “The Talk of the Town,”	然后是街谈巷议的话题，
[32:59]	and then the features.	然后是花边新闻。
[33:00]	In college, everyone was into The New Yorker.	在大学里，每个人都喜欢《纽约客》。
[33:08]	Hi!	你好！
[33:10]	My boss wanted me to make sure this was delivered right away.	我老板要我确保这封信马上送到。
[33:13]	Thank you!	谢谢你！
[33:19]	Can I help you with something else?	我还能为您做些什么吗？
[33:21]	No. No!	不。不！
[33:23]	No, no, that was it, thanks.	不，不，就这些，谢谢。
[33:41]	I was at the Algonquin serving him a martini.	我在阿尔冈昆酒店给他端马提尼。
[33:44]	Anyway, I used my Cosmo ID to get in the room.	不管怎样，我用我的《时尚杂志》 ID进入房间。
[33:48]	I recognized the agent. He did not recognize me.	我认出了那个代理。他没有认出我来。
[33:52]	And we spent the evening talking about William’s tragic death	我们整晚都在谈论威廉的惨死
[33:56]	and the agency.	和代理。
[33:57]	And?	然后呢？
[33:58]	And I lost my job at Cosmo	我失去了我在《时尚杂志》的工作
[34:00]	for not showing up the next morning.	因为第二天早上没来。
[34:03]	But I kept the man’s card,	但我保留了他的名片
[34:05]	and a year later, I gave him a call at the agency…	一年后，我给他打了个电话……
[34:09]	Hi…	嗨……
[34:11]	…and he hired me.	……他雇了我。
[34:13]	And the rest is history. Joanna, what is it?	剩下的就是历史了。乔安娜，怎么了？
[34:15]	– Is something wrong? – No.	—出什么事了吗？—没有。
[34:17]	She was walking by, looking cold and hungry and forlorn.	她从旁边走过，看上去又冷又饿，又孤苦伶仃。
[34:21]	I invited her in. Joanna, please sit.	我邀请她进来。乔安娜，请坐。
[34:23]	I don’t want to interrupt.	我不想打断你们。
[34:25]	Don’t be silly. This is my wife, Helen.	别傻了。这是我妻子海伦。
[34:27]	Nice to meet you.	很高兴认识你。
[34:28]	We were just reminiscing,	我们只是在回忆，
[34:30]	telling tales about the lost generation:	讲述迷惘一代的故事：
[34:32]	Hemingway, Fitzgerald.	海明威，菲茨杰拉德。
[34:33]	Do you know the agency represented Fitzgerald?	你知道菲茨杰拉德的代理公司吗？
[34:35]	Yes, and Dylan Thomas,	是的，还有迪伦·托马斯，
[34:37]	Langston Hughes, Agatha Christie.	兰斯顿·休斯，阿加莎·克里斯蒂。
[34:39]	And you’ve read all their work, of course?	你当然读过他们所有的作品了？
[34:41]	I have, however, my boss suggests	然而，我的老板建议说，我有
[34:43]	that I read writers that are alive.	我读的都是活着的作家。
[34:45]	Speaking of living writers,	说到活着的作家，
[34:48]	are you familiar with Rachel Cusk?	你认识瑞秋·卡斯克吗？
[34:50]	Don’t take the bait, Joanna.	别上当，乔安娜。
[34:52]	No, I am. Yes, I am, I am!	不，我是。是的，我是，我是！
[34:53]	Uh, her first novel, Saving Agnes, was huge.	嗯，她的第一部小说《拯救艾格尼丝》非常成功。
[34:56]	It won the Whitbread, I think.	我想它赢得了惠特布莱德奖。
[34:58]	And everyone that I knew in London was reading it.	我在伦敦认识的每个人都在读这本书。
[35:01]	It was our lives, basically. Or it was… it was my… my life.	基本上，这就是我们的生活。或者是……这是我的……我的生活。
[35:04]	What is it about?	是关于什么的？
[35:06]	Um…	嗯……
[35:08]	Well, it’s a coming-of-age tale, definitely.	这绝对是一个关于成长的故事。
[35:10]	I guess it’s about the ways in which	我想是关于
[35:12]	women need to get over this self-loathing of their bodies.	女人需要克服对自己身体的自我厌恶。
[35:15]	I’d say it’s more about how the patriarchy	我觉得更多的是关于父权制
[35:18]	imposes rigid and terrifying ideas of femininity	强加了刻板而可怕的女性化观念
[35:20]	onto young women,	年轻女性，
[35:22]	how that paralyzes them and strips them of their dignity.	那是如何使他们瘫痪，剥夺他们的尊严。
[35:26]	I don’t know. It doesn’t feel quite that didactic to me.	我不知道。我不觉得这是在说教。
[35:28]	It’s a very introspective novel.	这是一本非常内省的小说。
[35:30]	It doesn’t really read like social commentary.	读起来不像是社会评论。
[35:32]	OK. Joanna, meet Rachel Cusk.	好的。乔安娜，这是瑞秋·卡斯克。
[35:37]	Hello.	你好。
[35:38]	No, no. I’m so sorry.	不，不。我很抱歉。
[35:41]	It’s OK. It’s lovely to meet you.	没关系。很高兴认识你。
[35:43]	You’re a novelist yourself?	你自己就是小说家？
[35:45]	Joanna is my assistant. I don’t hire writers.	乔安娜是我的助手。我不雇作家。
[35:48]	– I’m very particular about it. – Really?	—我很挑剔的。—真的吗？
[35:50]	I thought all publishing assistants	我想所有的出版助理
[35:52]	were writing novels at their desks.	在他们的书桌上写小说。
[35:54]	If you can write a novel at your desk	如果你能在你的书桌上写一本小说
[35:56]	while getting coffee for a tyrant like Margaret, good luck.	给玛格丽特这样的暴君倒咖啡，祝你好运。
[35:59]	You really have to love it.	你一定要热爱它。
[36:01]	You have to want it more than anything in the entire world,	在这世上，你最想要的就是它，
[36:04]	more than a boyfriend	不只是男朋友
[36:05]	or a closet full of pretty dresses	或者一个装满漂亮衣服的衣橱
[36:08]	or a fancy job that makes everyone jealous.	或者是一份让所有人羡慕的好工作。
[36:11]	You need to be OK with saying no	你需要接受被拒绝
[36:14]	when you’re invited to a party.	当你被邀请参加聚会的时候。
[36:16]	And you really need to be OK	而且你真的需要没事
[36:17]	with your mother and father hating you!	你父母都恨你！
[36:20]	Joanna, don’t you have dictation to finish?	乔安娜，你不是要听写吗？
[36:22]	Yes, I do.	是的，我喜欢。
[36:24]	Margaret…	玛格丽特……
[36:25]	Those St. Martin’s contract memos	那些圣马丁的合同备忘录
[36:27]	need to go out immediately.	我得马上出去。
[36:29]	Absolutely. It was nice to meet you. Thank you.	绝对的。很高兴认识你。谢谢你！
[36:31]	– Bye! – Goodbye, Joanna!	—再见！—再见，乔安娜！
[36:32]	Lovely to meet you.	很高兴认识你。
[36:39]	Ah!	啊！
[37:13]	Hi!	你好！
[37:15]	You got a letter,	你有一封信，
[37:18]	from your high school sweetheart, Karl.	你高中时的恋人，卡尔。
[37:23]	Does he know about us?	他知道我们的事吗？
[37:28]	Yeah, I’m sure I mentioned it.	是的，我肯定提过。
[37:29]	Joanna, did you break up with him?	乔安娜，你和他分手了吗？
[37:31]	Like a proper break up:	就像正式的分手：
[37:33]	“Dear Karl, it’s not you, it’s me.	“亲爱的卡尔，不是你的问题，是我的问题。
[37:34]	I’m sorry. It’s over.”	我很抱歉。一切都结束了。”
[37:36]	You know, the normal stuff?	你知道的，正常的东西？
[37:37]	We haven’t talked in 3 months.	我们三个月没说过话了。
[37:39]	And he knows that I’m not going back to California.	他也知道我不会回加州了。
[37:43]	Um…	嗯……
[37:45]	Did you talk to the landlady about the heating?	你跟女房东谈过暖气的事了吗？
[37:49]	“Why do you need a heater?	“你为什么需要加热器？”
[37:51]	Your love should keep you warm.”	你的爱应该让你温暖。”
[38:23]	I was hoping you might find the time to write back,	我曾经希望你能有时间给我回信，
[38:26]	but I bet you must be getting a lot of letters.	但我敢打赌你一定收到了很多信。
[38:29]	But I feel like writing again, if you don’t mind me doing so,	但我想再写一次，如果你不介意的话，
[38:32]	’cause, um, well, I feel depressed as hell.	因为，嗯，我觉得非常沮丧。
[38:36]	And I figured it was the honest thing do.	我觉得这是诚实的做法。
[38:40]	Your characters are the only ones in literature	你的角色是文学作品中唯一的角色
[38:43]	who are truly like me.	和我一样的人
[38:44]	I mean, they take action.	我的意思是，他们会采取行动。
[38:46]	They don’t sit around contemplating suicide.	他们不会坐在那里考虑自杀。
[38:48]	They pick up a gun and they shoot themselves in the head.	他们拿起枪，朝自己的头开枪。
[38:50]	He’s challenging Jerry.	他是具有挑战性的杰里。
[38:53]	It’s a game, and you’re falling for it.	这只是个游戏，你会上当的。
[38:55]	I feel this boy just deserves a proper response,	我觉得这孩子应该得到应有的回应，
[38:58]	not our usual bullshit.	不是我们平常说的那种屁话。
[38:59]	Bullshit?	屁话吗？
[39:01]	You are confusing judgment with empathy.	你把判断力和同理心混为一谈了。
[39:06]	I have read hundreds of letters just like this one.	我读过几百封这样的信。
[39:09]	It can get overwhelming, but just do your job.	它会让你不知所措，但还是要做好你的工作。
[39:26]	Did you send my letter to Mr. Salinger?	你把我的信发给塞林格先生了吗？
[39:28]	Did you send my letter to Salinger?	你把我的信寄给塞林格了吗？
[39:30]	You have no right to keep my letter!	你没有权利保留我的信！
[39:33]	You can’t read other people’s mail!	你不能看别人的邮件！
[39:35]	I was at least expecting a confirmation.	我还指望你能确认呢。
[39:51]	Dear Mr. Salinger, I hate school,	亲爱的塞林格先生，我讨厌学校，
[39:55]	especially English class.	特别是英语课。
[39:57]	Catcher in the Rye is the only book I liked.	《麦田里的守望者》是我唯一喜欢的书
[40:00]	My teacher is going to make me flunk.	我的老师要给我不及格
[40:03]	She says I’ll have to repeat my year,	她说要让我留级，
[40:05]	and that’s gonna be so embarrassing.	于是变得很尴尬了。
[40:07]	So I asked her: “What can I do?”	我问她：”我可以做什么呢？“
[40:10]	“Write a letter to J.D. Salinger,” she told me,	“给J.D.塞林格写封信，”她告诉我，
[40:13]	“and make it so good that he’ll write back.	“他的回信会很棒吧。
[40:15]	If he writes back, I’ll give you an A.”	如果他回信了，我给你考试A。”
[40:19]	Please write back so I can get an A.	请回信，好让我得A。
[40:25]	“An A earned by trickery	“一个通过欺骗获得的A
[40:27]	“means absolutely nothing.	”意味着完全没有。
[40:29]	“You’ll soon find out that young women	“你会发现这个小女生
[40:31]	“are often held to double standards	“经常被认为有双重标准
[40:33]	when it comes to success.”	来定义获得的成功。“
[40:36]	“You need to prove to yourself and to your peers	你需要向你自己和你的同伴证明
[40:40]	“that you do not need special treatment.	“你不需要特殊处理，
[40:43]	“If you desire an A or a passing grade,	”你如果想要得A或顺利过关，
[40:46]	“you must do the work assigned to you.	“必须完成你所应该做的事。
[40:49]	“And if you want to uphold the spirit of Holden,	“如果你想坚持霍尔顿的精神，
[40:53]	“try not to care too much about how people judge you.	”试着不要太在意别人是如何评价你的。
[40:55]	“This might mean being more humble,	“这可能意味着更谦虚，
[40:58]	“but it’s the only way.	”但是这是唯一的方法。
[41:00]	Sincerely, Joanna Rakoff.”	真诚，乔安娜Rakoff。”
[41:09]	You’ve become quite the expert in what Salinger would say.	你已经成为塞林格的专家了。
[41:13]	“If you want to uphold the spirit of Holden…”	“如果你想弘扬霍尔顿的精神……”
[41:17]	Have you read Catcher yet?	你读过《麦田里的守望者》吗？
[41:21]	You haven’t!	你没有！
[41:25]	Unbelievable!	难以置信！
[41:33]	Bret got accepted at Case Western.	Bret被凯斯西储录取了。
[41:35]	Thought he was going to Brooklyn Law.	我以为他要去布鲁克林法学院。
[41:37]	He’s from the Midwest. He misses it, you know?	他来自中西部。他很怀念，你知道吗？
[41:41]	So you’ll stay here until he’s done?	所以你会一直待在这里直到他结束吗？
[41:44]	Of course not. I’m going with him.	当然不是。我要和他一起去。
[41:47]	We’re engaged, remember?	我们订婚了，还记得吗？
[41:50]	Hey, you’re moving?	嘿，你走吗？
[41:54]	I… I thought you loved your work?	我……我以为你喜欢你的工作？
[41:57]	I do! But Cleveland is a cool city.	我做！但是克利夫兰是一个很酷的城市。
[42:01]	We’re already looking for a place in Shaker Heights.	我们已经在夏克高地找房子了。
[42:04]	Wow! The suburbs!	哇！郊区！
[42:10]	Have you been writing lately?	你最近一直在写信吗？
[42:14]	I don’t really write anymore.	我已经不再写作了。
[42:17]	I know we used to say that we wanted to become writers,	我知道我们曾经说过我们想成为作家，
[42:21]	but that was more your thing.	但那更适合你。
[42:23]	I kind of grew out of it.	我已经长大了。
[42:28]	You make it sound like a teenage phase.	你说得好像是青少年时期。
[42:32]	Isn’t that what it was?	不就是这样吗？
[42:33]	I don’t understand.	我不明白你的意思。
[42:35]	You’ll drop everything for Bret’s project?	你会为了Bret的项目放弃一切吗？
[42:36]	Whoa, Joanna, stop!	哇，乔安娜，停！
[42:39]	I don’t want to be a writer.	我不想当作家。
[42:40]	You keep saying you wanna write,	你一直说你想写作
[42:42]	but you work long hours for other writers	但你为其他作家工作时间很长
[42:45]	while Don is at home writing his novel.	而唐却在家里写小说。
[42:47]	Oh, we both write.	哦，我们都写。
[42:48]	And we’re supportive of each other’s work.	我们互相支持对方的工作。
[42:51]	Well, then I’m happy for you guys!	那我真为你们高兴！
[42:53]	Please be happy for me.	请为我感到高兴。
[42:59]	I’m sorry.	我很抱歉。
[43:02]	Um…	嗯……
[43:05]	Why don’t we go to the Waldorf and eat dessert?	不如我们去华尔道夫饭店吃甜点吧？
[43:09]	Ha! I’ll have the $12 cheesecake.	哈！我要12美元的芝士蛋糕。
[43:12]	Maybe we’ll catch my boss on her martini lunch or something.	也许我们可以在我老板的马提尼午餐上见她。
[43:15]	Gotta get back to work.	我得回去工作了。
[43:29]	– Everything to your liking? – Yes. Thank you.	—都是你喜欢的吗？—是的。谢谢你！
[44:20]	May I get you a cab?	要我帮你叫辆出租车吗？
[44:22]	Oh, it’s such a nice day. I think I’ll walk.	哦，今天天气真好。我想我会走着去。
[44:24]	It is a beautiful day. You enjoy it.	这是一个美好的一天。你喜欢它。
[44:28]	Thanks!	谢谢！
[44:39]	Hello?	你好？
[44:40]	Hello, Suzanna! How are you today?	你好，苏珊娜！你今天好吗？
[44:43]	I’m… I’m great. How are you? How’s the weather in Cornish?	……我很好。你好吗？康沃尔的天气怎么样？
[44:46]	It’s very pleasant. Uh, tell me something, Suzanna.	这是非常愉快的。告诉我，苏珊娜。
[44:50]	I was looking at those books	我正在看那些书
[44:52]	from this fellow Clifford in Virginia, Merrybells Press.	来自弗吉尼亚的克里福德， Merrybells出版社的。
[44:55]	Yes…	是的……
[44:57]	What do you think of them?	你有什么想法吗？
[44:58]	Um…	嗯……
[44:59]	Honestly, I think the design isn’t great.	老实说，我觉得这个设计不怎么样。
[45:02]	I think they’d really benefit from hiring a designer.	我觉得他们雇个设计师会很有好处。
[45:05]	Uh, but as far as the books themselves,	但说到书本身，
[45:07]	I’ve only read a few.	我只读了几本。
[45:09]	I do like some of the poets they publish, though.	不过我确实喜欢他们出版的一些诗人。
[45:12]	Oh, you read poetry?	哦，你会读诗吗
[45:13]	I do, yes, a lot!	我喜欢，是的，经常喜欢！
[45:15]	But do you write poetry yourself?	但是你自己写诗吗
[45:17]	I do!	我做！
[45:18]	Well, I’m very glad to hear that.	好的，很高兴听到。
[45:20]	Poetry is food for the soul.	诗歌是心灵的食粮
[45:23]	Never forget that,	请不要忘了，
[45:24]	uh, Suzanna.	呃，苏珊娜。
[45:26]	Food for the soul. I’ve got it!	灵魂的食物。我懂了！
[45:29]	Uh, Suzanna, it’s important to write everyday.	哦，苏珊娜，每天写作是很重要的。
[45:32]	You know that?	你知道吗？
[45:34]	I’ll keep that in mind.	我会记住的。
[45:36]	Jerry wants to meet Clifford.	杰瑞想见见克里福德。
[45:39]	Gosh!	天啊！
[45:41]	We have to find somewhere discreet.	我们得找个隐蔽的地方。
[45:42]	Well, it won’t be.	好吧，不会的。
[45:44]	Jerry’s driving down to Washington on Wednesday.	杰瑞星期三要开车去华盛顿。
[45:47]	They’re meeting in a cafeteria at Georgetown University.	他们要在乔治城大学的自助餐厅见面。
[45:50]	That’s awful! Awful!	这是可怕的！可怕的！
[45:52]	Uh, do we trust this Clifford fellow?	我们相信这个克利福德的家伙吗？
[45:56]	I don’t know.	我不知道。
[45:57]	So, we’re presuming he’s not gonna tip off The Post	所以，我们假设他不会泄露邮件
[46:01]	that the world’s most reclusive writer,	世界上最隐居的作家，
[46:04]	who barely leaves his home,	他几乎不出家门
[46:05]	who hasn’t given an interview in decades,	已经几十年没接受过采访了，
[46:07]	will be having lunch	正在吃午饭
[46:09]	at Georgetown University on Wednesday?	周三在乔治城大学？
[46:12]	Yeah.	是的。
[46:14]	You have mentioned this possibility to Jerry?	你跟杰瑞提过这种可能性吗？
[46:17]	I have not. Jerry thinks of Clifford as a pal.	我没有。杰瑞把克利福德当成朋友。
[46:21]	If I say anything negative about him,	如果我说他的坏话，
[46:23]	Jerry will not take it kindly.	杰瑞不会接受的。
[46:24]	That’s it. Back to work.	就是这样。重返工作岗位。
[46:28]	Oh, Joanna, tell me what you think of this.	乔安娜，告诉我你的想法。
[46:35]	Judy Blume?	朱迪·布鲁姆？
[46:37]	You’ve heard of her?	你听说过她吗？
[46:38]	Of course I have!	我当然有！
[46:39]	I read all of her books as a kid.	我小时候读过她所有的书。
[46:41]	I love her. Everyone loves her.	我爱她。每个人都喜欢她。
[46:44]	She was a client of my predecessor, Claire.	她是我前任克莱尔的客户。
[46:46]	She’s not written a book in a long time.	她很久没写书了。
[46:48]	Have you ever read Judy Blume?	你读过朱迪·布鲁姆的书吗？
[46:50]	No. I don’t read children’s literature.	不。我不看儿童文学。
[46:53]	But they’re so wonderful!	但是它们太棒了！
[46:55]	I’m sure! Claire had impeccable taste.	我敢肯定！克莱尔的品味无可挑剔。
[46:59]	You wanna go out?	你想出去吗？
[47:01]	We’re broke.	我们破产了。
[47:04]	So? We’ll split a beer.	所以呢？我们一起喝啤酒。
[47:09]	It’s open mic night at the KGB.	今天是克格勃的扩音器之夜。
[47:13]	What?	什么？
[47:14]	Well, bring a poem. They’ll love you.	那就带首诗来。他们会爱你。
[47:17]	You’re not funny.	你不是有趣的。
[47:20]	I’m not trying to be.	我也不想这样。
[47:22]	Your poems are good.	你的诗很好。
[47:26]	I have a Judy Blume manuscript to read.	我要读朱迪·布鲁姆的手稿。
[47:27]	Judy Blume?	朱迪·布鲁姆？
[47:30]	Judy fucking Blume?	朱迪他妈的抱吗？
[47:33]	I loved Then Again, Maybe I Won’t.	我喜欢过《一而再》，也许我不再。
[47:35]	You like Judy Blume?	你喜欢朱迪·布鲁姆吗？
[47:37]	Yeah. I mean, I was a kid once.	是的。我是说，我也曾经是个孩子。
[47:39]	And like her hero, Tony, my parents were working class	和她心目中的英雄托尼一样，我的父母也是工人阶级
[47:42]	and moved to a middle-class area.	搬到了一个中产阶级地区。
[47:43]	It’s about social class.	这是关于社会阶级的。
[47:45]	No, it’s not!	不，不是！
[47:48]	It turns you on that I like pedestrian stuff,	我喜欢平淡无奇的东西让你兴奋不已，
[47:51]	doesn’t it?	不是吗？
[48:09]	To be given Judy Blume’s new book	会有一本朱迪·布鲁姆的新书
[48:11]	was like going from sitting in the stands	仿佛坐在看台上开始
[48:14]	to hitting a home run.	看到一个本垒打。
[48:16]	I felt lucky to be on the inside.	我感到无比幸运。
[48:20]	Well?	好吗？
[48:21]	I like it.	我喜欢它。
[48:23]	Really?	真的吗？
[48:24]	But what do you make of it?	但你是怎么想的？
[48:27]	I’m not sure what you mean.	(我不能肯定你的意思。)
[48:28]	Well, it’s not a kids book, is it?	这不是一本儿童读物，对吧？
[48:31]	No, no, it’s about kids for grown-ups.	不，不，是关于大人的孩子。
[48:34]	It’s about female friendship.	是关于女性友谊的。
[48:35]	But will adults buy a book about kids?	但是大人会买一本关于孩子的书吗？
[48:39]	Can I sell it?	我可以卖吗？
[48:43]	Lots of books have child protagonists.	很多书都以儿童为主角。
[48:45]	Um, Oliver Twist!	嗯，我>
[48:46]	This is not Oliver Twist.	《雾都孤儿》
[48:49]	But you would buy it?	但你会买吗？
[48:51]	I would.	我会的。
[48:52]	Hmm…	嗯……
[48:54]	Many people would.	许多人会。
[48:57]	There’s the nostalgia factor.	还有怀旧的因素。
[48:59]	You know, my entire generation grew up on Judy Blume.	我这一代人都是看着朱迪·布鲁姆长大的。
[49:03]	Maybe.	也许吧。
[49:04]	Definitely.	肯定。
[49:09]	All right. You’ve had your fun.	好吧。你已经玩够了。
[49:15]	I put new tapes on your desk.	我把新磁带放在你桌上了。
[49:18]	Close the door.	关上门。
[49:28]	I got the deal.	我成交了。
[49:30]	For sure, she was very happy.	当然，她非常高兴。
[49:32]	Judy! Margaret is expecting you.	朱迪！玛格丽特正在等你。
[49:35]	Oh!	哦！
[49:37]	– Coffee? – No.	—咖啡吗？—没有。
[49:39]	That’s very exciting! Yes.	这是非常令人兴奋！是的。
[49:42]	What is it?	它是什么？
[49:44]	Judy Blume is here.	朱迪·布鲁姆报道。
[49:45]	Shit!	狗屎！
[49:47]	Uh, Michael, hold on one second.	迈克尔，等一下。
[49:49]	That’s today?	这是今天吗？
[49:51]	I thought we had more time.	我以为我们有更多的时间。
[49:54]	She’s going to blow this, isn’t she?	她会搞砸的，对吧？
[49:56]	I think so.	我想是的。
[49:59]	Hey!	嘿！
[50:00]	We’ve been renovating, moving everything around,	我们一直在翻新，搬东西，
[50:03]	which is why your books are down there and out of order.	所以你的书才会在下面乱放。
[50:06]	Don’t worry about it.	别担心。
[50:08]	I’m Joanna.	我是乔安娜。
[50:09]	I’m Margaret’s new assistant.	我是玛格丽特的新助理。
[50:10]	And I’m such a huge fan of yours.	我是你的超级粉丝。
[50:12]	– That’s very sweet of you. – Really nice to meet you.	—你真好。—很高兴认识你。
[50:15]	– Judy! – Hi!	—朱迪！—你好！
[50:17]	How lovely to see you! Come into my office.	见到你真高兴！到我办公室来。
[50:19]	Good!	好！
[50:22]	Please take a seat.	请坐。
[50:24]	You know the way.	你知道路。
[50:27]	So…	所以……
[50:46]	I’m not sure it could attract readers…	我不确定它能不能吸引读者……
[50:50]	Joanna?	乔安娜？
[50:52]	Why don’t you answer your phone?	你为什么不接电话？
[50:54]	There’s someone at the reception who wants to see you.	接待处有人想见你。
[50:56]	Me?	我吗？
[51:06]	Are you Joanna Rakoff?	你是乔安娜·拉科夫吗？
[51:08]	– Yes! – Is that your real name?	—是的！—那是你的真名吗？
[51:10]	It’s so ridiculous, it sounds fake.	这太荒谬了，听起来很假。
[51:15]	You have no right to keep my letter from Salinger.	你没有权利保留塞林格给我的信。
[51:17]	I’m sorry. Who are you?	我很抱歉。你是谁？
[51:19]	Because of you, I’m going to fail English!	因为你，我英语要挂科了！
[51:21]	Is everything all right here?	一切都好吗？
[51:23]	– Yes. – No.	—是的。—没有。
[51:25]	Why don’t we go downstairs and get a coffee, OK?	我们下楼去喝杯咖啡，好吗？
[51:27]	Joanna?	乔安娜？
[51:31]	Aren’t you supposed to be in school?	你不是应该在学校吗？
[51:33]	Who do you think you are?	你以为你是谁啊？
[51:34]	It’s my job here to answer Jerry’s mail.	回复杰里的邮件是我的工作。
[51:37]	Oh, it’s Jerry to you?	哦，对你来说是杰瑞？
[51:39]	Is he your sugar daddy?	他是你的糖爹吗？
[51:40]	No, I… I’ve never even met him. OK?	不，我……我从没见过他。好吗？
[51:44]	Mr. Salinger does not want to receive his mail.	塞林格先生不想收到他的邮件。
[51:47]	So instead you lecture me like you’re my mother.	所以你就像我妈妈一样教训我。
[51:51]	You’re right. OK?	你是对的。好吗？
[51:53]	I’m sorry.	我很抱歉。
[51:55]	I apologize.	我道歉。
[51:56]	Your letter was different.	你的信不一样。
[51:58]	And I thought you deserved a real response instead of our,	我觉得你应该得到真正的回应，而不是我们，
[52:01]	“I’m sorry we cannot pass along your kind note,” bullshit.	“很抱歉我们不能传递你的善意”之类的屁话。
[52:04]	So I wrote you something more personal.	所以我给你写了一些更私人的东西。
[52:08]	What makes you think your advice	什么使你认为你的建议
[52:09]	is better than some bullshit response?	总比一些扯淡的回应好吧？
[52:14]	I’m going to summer school.	我要去上暑期班。
[52:16]	So thanks a lot, Miss Rakoff.	非常感谢，拉科夫小姐。
[52:34]	You sent a personal letter to one of the fans,	你给一个粉丝发了一封私人信件，
[52:37]	and she came storming in here?	她怒气冲冲地闯进来？
[52:41]	Oh my gosh!	哦我的天哪！
[52:43]	Oh my gosh!	哦我的天哪！
[52:47]	Do you have any idea how many times,	你知道有多少次，
[52:49]	when I was answering Salinger’s letters,	我给塞林格回信的时候，
[52:51]	I wanted to write my own one back?	我想写我自己的回信吗？
[52:53]	Really?	真的吗？
[52:55]	Of course!	当然！
[52:56]	“Dear sir, obsess over another writer.	“亲爱的先生，迷恋另一个作家。
[52:58]	I hear Kurt Vonnegut answers his own fan mail!”	我听说库尔特·冯内古特回复了他自己的粉丝来信！”
[53:02]	Sometimes, you just wanna go: “Hey, loser!”	有时候，你只想说：“嘿，失败者！”
[53:05]	And… and then others…	和……然后别人……
[53:09]	…they’re so engaging.	……他们是如此的迷人。
[53:11]	You just want to champion them, you know?	你只是想支持他们，知道吗？
[53:13]	Yes, yes! Exactly!	是的，是的！完全正确！
[53:15]	Yeah.	是的。
[53:18]	But you’ve crossed the line.	但你已经越界了。
[53:20]	It’s a huge rabbit hole, ethically and legally.	从道德和法律上讲，这都是一个巨大的兔子洞。
[53:24]	I’m taking you off Salinger’s mail.	我要把你从塞林格的邮箱里撤掉。
[53:26]	– No, no. – Yes.	—不，不。—是的。
[53:28]	Hugh, please. I love these letters so much.	请休。我太喜欢这些信了。
[53:30]	I promise you this won’t happen again. I promise.	我保证这种事不会再发生了。我保证。
[53:34]	Judy?	朱迪？
[53:37]	Ah, crap!	啊，糟了！
[53:40]	It’s all over.	一切都结束了。
[53:41]	Judy?	朱迪？
[53:42]	She’s leaving us.	她离开我们。
[53:43]	For whom?	为谁？
[53:45]	Does it matter?	这有关系吗？
[53:46]	If I were Judy, I would have left too.	如果我是朱迪，我也会离开的。
[53:49]	Joanna…	乔安娜……
[53:51]	Why?	为什么？
[53:54]	Tell me, I’m curious. Why would you leave?	告诉我，我很好奇。你为什么要离开？
[53:57]	No, I’m really, really sorry.	不，我真的很抱歉。
[53:58]	I didn’t mean that. I just, um…	我不是那个意思。我只是，嗯……
[54:00]	I’m just sad to see her leave, that’s all.	我只是舍不得她走，仅此而已。
[54:04]	Well, until you can articulate a reason that will enlighten us,	在你说出一个能启发我们的理由之前，
[54:09]	you can go back to typing your dictation.	你可以继续打字听写了。
[54:12]	And fetch Daniel’s prescriptions when you’re done.	等你做完了再去拿丹尼尔的处方。
[54:17]	Close the door!	把门关上！
[54:21]	For crying out loud! I can’t believe it!	搞什么名堂！我简直不敢相信！
[54:25]	I still don’t understand what the hell she’s thinking!	我还是不明白她到底在想什么！
[54:39]	OK, you think that when a man falls in love,	好吧，你认为当一个男人坠入爱河，
[54:41]	he doesn’t look at another woman, hmm?	他不看别的女人，对吧？
[54:43]	But I have news for you.	但我要告诉你一个消息。
[54:45]	Every man in this world is looking at every woman	这个世界上的每个男人都在注视着每个女人
[54:47]	and deciding weather or not she’s…	决定天气好坏，她……
[54:49]	He wants to fuck her?	他想上她？
[54:51]	She’s sexy. Right?	她很性感。对吧？
[54:54]	Don, I think you might be in a hole	唐，我觉得你有麻烦了
[54:57]	and you might wanna stop digging.	你最好别再挖了。
[54:59]	You think women don’t look at other men? We do.	你以为女人不看别的男人吗？我们所做的。
[55:02]	We even look at other women.	我们甚至会看其他女人。
[55:04]	We just don’t drool while we do it.	我们只是在做的时候不要流口水。
[55:08]	Buba, Buba…	布巴，布巴……
[55:12]	I drool exclusively for you!	我只为你流口水！
[55:14]	Hmm?	嗯？
[55:17]	Hey!	嘿！
[55:18]	White wine?	白葡萄酒？
[55:18]	No thanks. I’m, uh… I’m gonna go.	不，谢谢。我，呃……我要走了。
[55:21]	Don’t leave.	不要离开。
[55:24]	Oh, I know.	哦，我知道。
[55:26]	I, um, I actually came to give you this.	我，我是来给你这个的。
[55:29]	What’s this?	这是什么？
[55:31]	It’s from Karl.	这是卡尔。
[55:32]	He’s coming to Washington for a concert.	他要来华盛顿听音乐会。
[55:35]	He really wants you to go.	他真的很想让你去。
[55:37]	You’ve been in touch with Karl?	你和卡尔有联系吗？
[55:39]	He wrote you a letter, but you never answered.	他给你写了封信，但你一直没有回信。
[55:47]	Wednesday in DC.	星期三在华盛顿。
[55:49]	Yeah.	是的。
[55:52]	What is it?	它是什么？
[55:54]	Someone should go to the meeting in Washington	应该有人去华盛顿参加会议
[55:57]	with Clifford Bradbury,	克利福德·布拉德伯里，
[55:58]	make sure that he’s prepared	确保他准备好了
[56:01]	and walk him through the agency’s protocol.	给他讲讲局里的规章制度。
[56:05]	He did sound jittery on the phone.	他在电话里听起来确实有些紧张不安。
[56:08]	I can’t leave New York.	我不能离开纽约。
[56:09]	But I suppose I could send…	但我想我可以派……
[56:10]	Me!	我！
[56:12]	– You? – Send me!	—你呢？—给我！
[56:15]	Why?	为什么？
[56:18]	Take notes and assist Clifford.	做笔记，帮助克利福德。
[56:21]	Just let me do this for the agency.	就让我为中情局这么做吧。
[56:24]	Uh…	嗯……
[56:27]	You are to go to Washington,	你要去华盛顿
[56:30]	be the agency’s eyes and ears,	做中情局的耳目
[56:32]	find out who this Clifford person is.	找出这个叫克利福德的人是谁。
[56:34]	You are to meet with him beforehand	你要事先和他见面
[56:36]	and debrief him afterwards,	然后向他汇报，
[56:37]	but you are not to meet with Jerry.	但你不能见杰瑞。
[56:39]	Jerry must think they are meeting on their own.	杰瑞一定以为他们是自己见面的。
[56:41]	Understood?	理解吗？
[56:43]	You will not regret this.	你不会后悔的。
[56:44]	We’ll see about that.	我们走着瞧吧。
[56:49]	Hey! Wait!	嘿！等等！
[56:51]	I’ve got a… got a gift for you.	我有一个……我有礼物给你。
[56:55]	My birthday was 2 months ago.	我的生日是两个月前。
[56:58]	Oh, well, birthdays are for Hallmark.	哦，生日是给Hallmark的。
[57:01]	It’s, uh…	这是，呃……
[57:03]	It’s my novel.	这是我的小说。
[57:06]	You finished it?	你做完了吗？
[57:09]	What, don’t you want to read it?	怎么，你不想看吗？
[57:11]	Uh, of course I do! Yeah!	我当然知道！是啊！
[57:15]	Thanks!	谢谢！
[57:18]	Congrats!	恭喜！
[57:53]	Mr. Bradbury?	布拉德伯里先生吗？
[57:55]	Yes, Joanna!	是的，乔安娜！
[57:56]	– Hi! – Hi!	—你好！—你好！
[57:58]	– Nice to meet you. – And you.	—很高兴见到你。—你。
[58:00]	I’ve widened the spine, see,	我拓宽了脊椎，看，
[58:02]	to give the book some length because it’s too thin.	这本书太薄了，不能再长了。
[58:04]	I also re-typed it all from The New Yorker.	我还重新输入了《纽约客》。
[58:06]	I didn’t scan it.	我没有扫描。
[58:08]	And good thing too, because there were a few small typos.	还有件好事，因为有一些小的拼写错误。
[58:11]	The New Yorker doesn’t make typos!	《纽约客》不打错字！
[58:13]	Oh, yes! Small ones, but typos still.	哦，是的！小的，但还是有拼写错误。
[58:17]	Salinger is such a stickler for details.	塞林格是一个如此执着细节的人。
[58:19]	I made two mock-ups.	我做了两个模型。
[58:20]	Wow!	哇！
[58:22]	Do you think I should have made more?	你觉得我应该多做点吗？
[58:23]	No.	不。
[58:24]	Oh, I think I should have made more, yeah.	我想我应该多做点的。
[58:27]	Mr. Bradbury, it’s gonna go very well.	布拉德伯里先生，一切都会很顺利的。
[58:30]	Just forget everything that you’ve heard about Mr. Salinger.	忘掉你听到的关于塞林格先生的一切吧。
[58:33]	I think that you’ll find that he’s very straightforward.	我想你会发现他很直率。
[58:36]	It’s important that you just be yourself.	做你自己很重要。
[1:00:08]	What happened?	发生了什么事？
[1:00:11]	Jerry Salinger paid for my lunch!	杰里·塞林格付了我的午餐钱！
[1:00:13]	But how did it go?	但结果如何呢？
[1:00:16]	We agreed on everything.	我们什么都同意。
[1:00:18]	That’s great!	太好了！
[1:00:22]	I guess I just missed him then, huh?	我想我只是想他了？
[1:00:23]	Except the typos.	除了拼写错误。
[1:00:25]	What do you mean?	什么意思？
[1:00:26]	He did not want me to correct them.	他不想让我纠正他们。
[1:00:28]	Yeah, he seemed peeved that I fixed them.	是啊，我修好了，他好像很生气。
[1:00:30]	I thought, at one point,	我一度想，
[1:00:32]	he’d say: “Let’s forget the whole thing.”	他会说：“让我们把整件事都忘了吧。”
[1:00:33]	Did he say why?	他说为什么了吗？
[1:00:35]	He wants it printed exactly as it ran in The New Yorker,	他想把它完全印在《纽约客》，
[1:00:38]	as if the typos were actually intentional.	好像这些错字是故意的。
[1:00:41]	It makes no sense.	这毫无意义。
[1:00:42]	Hey.	嘿。
[1:00:44]	Don’t fix any more typos.	不要再修改拼写错误了。
[1:00:46]	Don’t tell anybody about the book.	不要告诉任何人关于这本书的事。
[1:00:48]	No interviews. That would ruin the whole deal.	没有面试。那会毁了整个交易。
[1:00:51]	Yeah, we don’t want to do that.	是啊，我们可不想这么做。
[1:00:53]	Great work, Mr. Bradbury!	干得好，布拉德伯里先生！
[1:00:55]	My boss is going to be very pleased, OK?	我的老板会很高兴的，好吗？
[1:00:57]	Bye!	再见！
[1:01:48]	– Jo! – Hi!	—乔！—你好！
[1:01:52]	You got my invitation.	你收到我的邀请了。
[1:01:56]	Yeah.	是的。
[1:01:58]	Uh, I’m… I’m so glad you’re here.	呃，我……我很高兴你能来。
[1:02:01]	You look great!	你看起来太棒了！
[1:02:02]	So do you!	所以你！
[1:02:11]	I’m glad you’re here, Jo. I’ve been wanting to apologize.	我很高兴你来了，乔。我一直想跟你道歉。
[1:02:14]	What?	什么？
[1:02:17]	I was angry when I sent you the letter.	我给你寄那封信时很生气。
[1:02:19]	I wrote stuff I didn’t mean.	我写的东西不是我的本意。
[1:02:21]	No, don’t apologize. You should be angry.	不，不要道歉。你应该生气。
[1:02:23]	I’m… I’m angry at you for not being angry at me.	我……你没生我的气，我很生气。
[1:02:26]	I’m… I’m not angry, and that’s absurd, by the way.	我……我没有生气，顺便说一句，这很荒谬。
[1:02:33]	You hurt me, and I needed to unleash.	你伤害了我，我需要释放。
[1:02:35]	I deserved a proper break-up, you know.	我应该好好分手，你知道的。
[1:02:41]	You know, “Karl, I’m leaving you,”	“卡尔，我要离开你了”
[1:02:43]	you know, the usual stuff.	你知道的，平常的事。
[1:02:45]	Yeah…	是的……
[1:02:48]	– The usual stuff. – Mm-hmm.	—一般的东西。—嗯。
[1:02:51]	The apartment felt depressing when you left.	当你离开时，这个公寓感觉很压抑。
[1:02:55]	I didn’t read… I didn’t read your letter.	我没读……我没有读你的信。
[1:02:58]	Oh, wh-why?	哦，为—为什么吗？
[1:03:01]	No, I, um…	不，我，嗯……
[1:03:04]	I couldn’t make it past Jo.	我没法从乔身边走过去。
[1:03:07]	Nobody else calls me Jo, so…	没人叫我乔，所以……
[1:03:13]	I want you back in my life.	我想让你回到我的生活中。
[1:03:17]	You know, even if it’s just a phone call	就算只是打个电话
[1:03:19]	every once in a while.	偶尔。
[1:03:21]	You were my best friend.	你是我最好的朋友。
[1:03:25]	I miss you, Jo.	我想你，乔。
[1:03:57]	I miss you too.	我也想你。
[1:04:40]	I’ve learned that, as phony as it may be,	我明白了，虽然很假，
[1:04:43]	you can’t go around revealing your goddamn emotions	你不能到处表露你该死的情绪
[1:04:47]	to the world.	向世界。
[1:04:48]	Most people don’t give a flying hoot	大多数人根本不在乎
[1:04:50]	about, like, what you think and feel	关于你的想法和感受
[1:04:53]	most of the time, I guess.	大多数时候，我想。
[1:04:56]	And if they see a weakness…	如果他们看到了你的弱点……
[1:04:58]	I mean, why, for God’s sake, is showing emotion a weakness?	我是说，看在上帝的份上，为什么流露情感就是一种软弱？
[1:05:03]	Boy, do they jump all over you, right?	天啊，他们会扑到你身上，对吧？
[1:05:07]	They seem to get right in your goddamn face and…	它们似乎就在你该死的脸上，然后……
[1:05:11]	…revel in the fact that you are actually feeling something.	……陶醉在你确实有感觉的事实中。
[1:05:20]	Is it good?	是好吗？
[1:05:23]	What?	什么？
[1:05:24]	The manuscript, is it good?	手稿，好吗？
[1:05:28]	It’s interesting.	这很有趣。
[1:05:31]	But you hate it?	但你讨厌它？
[1:05:34]	I don’t… I don’t hate it.	我不……我不讨厌它。
[1:05:38]	Or maybe I do hate it, and that’s why it’s good.	也许我真的很讨厌它，所以它很好。
[1:05:44]	It’s weirdly addictive.	这是古怪上瘾。
[1:05:45]	But…	但是……
[1:05:47]	I don’t want to read about his sex life.	我不想读他的性生活。
[1:05:49]	No one wants to read about his sex life.	没人想读他的性生活。
[1:05:54]	Maybe I’m just annoyed by his nonchalance.	也许我只是被他的冷淡惹恼了。
[1:05:58]	Or because…	还是因为……
[1:06:04]	He’s writing and I’m not.	他在写作，而我没有。
[1:06:41]	I understand.	我明白了。
[1:06:48]	What’s going on?	这是怎么呢
[1:06:50]	Shhh!	嘘！
[1:06:51]	Well, keep us posted and thank you.	有消息随时通知我们，谢谢。
[1:07:02]	Apparently, he shot himself.	显然，他开枪自杀了。
[1:07:05]	Wait, who… who shot himself?	等等，谁……谁开枪自杀？
[1:07:06]	Daniel, Joanna.	丹尼尔，乔安娜。
[1:07:08]	Daniel committed suicide.	丹尼尔自杀了。
[1:07:11]	The Daniel?	丹尼尔？
[1:07:13]	In the living room, while Margaret was in the bedroom.	在客厅，而玛格丽特在卧室。
[1:07:17]	This can’t be right! Daniel is a beautiful man.	这不可能！丹尼尔是一个漂亮的男人。
[1:07:21]	He’s sweet and he’s kind and… This can’t be happening!	他很贴心，很善良，而且……这不可能！
[1:07:27]	But he looked fine!	但是他看起来很好！
[1:07:29]	He was bipolar.	他是双相。
[1:07:30]	Margaret took care of him all these years.	这些年来玛格丽特一直照顾他。
[1:07:32]	He was her brother?	他是她哥哥？
[1:07:34]	Lover.	的爱人。
[1:07:36]	Of 20 years.	的20年。
[1:07:39]	Wait, are we talking about the same Daniel?	等等，我们说的是同一个丹尼尔吗？
[1:07:41]	Daniel was married to Helen, whom you’ve met.	丹尼尔和海伦结过婚，你见过她。
[1:07:44]	He lived half the week with Helen	他和海伦住了半个星期
[1:07:47]	and the other half with Margaret.	另一半和玛格丽特一起。
[1:07:49]	They… shared his care.	他们……分享了他的关心。
[1:07:52]	They shared him.	他们分享他。
[1:07:58]	Margaret shared a man with another woman?	玛格丽特和另一个女人共用一个男人？
[1:08:01]	Joanna, if anyone calls,	乔安娜，如果有人打电话来，
[1:08:03]	tell them she’s working from home and take a message,	告诉他们她在家工作，留个口信，
[1:08:06]	and no mention of this.	没有提到这个。
[1:08:09]	What about if it’s Jerry?	如果是杰瑞呢？
[1:08:11]	Especially if it’s Jerry.	尤其是如果是杰瑞。
[1:08:41]	Can you please do that some other time?	你能改天再做吗？
[1:08:44]	Fine.	很好。
[1:08:50]	Thanks.	谢谢。
[1:09:15]	Margaret’s office. Joanna speaking.	玛格丽特的办公室。乔安娜说。
[1:09:17]	Hi, Joanna! It’s Jerry. How are you?	嗨，乔安娜！这是杰里。你好吗？
[1:09:20]	Hi! I’m well. How are you?	你好！我很好。你好吗？
[1:09:22]	How is the weather down there?	那里的天气怎么样？
[1:09:23]	Muggy.	闷热。
[1:09:25]	Is your boss around?	你的老板在吗？
[1:09:27]	No, I’m afraid she’s out.	没有，恐怕她出去了。
[1:09:29]	She’s been out a lot lately.	她最近经常出去呀。
[1:09:32]	Yeah, she’s very busy, lots of meetings.	是啊，她很忙，有很多会议。
[1:09:36]	Is there anything I can help you with?	有什么我可以帮忙的吗？
[1:09:38]	Let me ask you something.	我来问你点事。
[1:09:40]	This, uh, Clifford Bradbury fellow…	这个叫克利福德·布拉德伯里的家伙……
[1:09:43]	Sure.	确定。
[1:09:45]	What do you make of him?	你觉得他怎么样？
[1:09:46]	I like him.	我喜欢他。
[1:09:47]	Sometimes, I think he can overthink things,	有时候，我觉得他会想太多，
[1:09:50]	but he just doesn’t want to let you down.	但他只是不想让你失望。
[1:09:53]	Have you been writing every day?	你每天都写吗？
[1:09:56]	A lot of days.	大多数日子
[1:09:58]	They’ve given me more responsibility around here,	他们让我负责这里。
[1:10:01]	so I’ve been reading manuscripts!	所以我一直在读手稿！
[1:10:03]	You’re a writer, Joanna, aren’t you?	乔安娜，你是一名作家，对吗
[1:10:06]	Not an agent, not a secretary.	非代理，非秘书
[1:10:12]	I don’t know.	我不知道。
[1:10:13]	Sorry, I missed that.	抱歉，我错过了
[1:10:15]	I’m a little deaf.	我有点听不清。
[1:10:18]	Yes, um, yes!	是的，嗯，是的！
[1:10:22]	I’m a writer.	我是一个作家。
[1:10:23]	So write!	这么写！
[1:10:25]	Even if it’s just 15 minutes in the morning.	即使早上只有15分钟。
[1:10:28]	Protect that sanctuary, OK?	保护圣殿，好吗？
[1:10:31]	Don’t get stuck answering the phone, Joanna.	乔安娜，别老是接电话
[1:10:34]	You’re a poet!	你是一个诗人。
[1:11:07]	– Hey! – Hey, Mark!	—嘿！—嘿，马克！
[1:11:21]	What is it like, working for The New Yorker?	为《纽约客》工作是什么感觉
[1:11:24]	Well, why don’t you come by the office one day?	那你何不哪天到我办公室来一趟？
[1:11:27]	We’ll show you around.	我们带你四处看看。
[1:11:29]	I would like that very much!	我非常愿意！
[1:11:31]	Do you write yourself?	你自己写作吗？
[1:11:33]	Uh…	嗯……
[1:11:36]	It’s OK! We won’t tell your boss!	没关系！我们不会告诉你老板的！
[1:11:39]	I… I’ve published two poems in The Paris Review,	我……我已经在《巴黎评论》上发表了两首诗
[1:11:42]	and I’m working on some new material.	我正在创作一些新作品。
[1:11:44]	Uh, well, we’d be happy to take look at your material	嗯，我们很乐意看看你的材料
[1:11:47]	when you feel it’s ready.	当你觉得它准备好了。
[1:11:50]	That would be great.	那太好了。
[1:11:51]	That would be really great, yeah.	那真是太好了。
[1:11:53]	Let’s cheers to that.	让我们为此干杯。
[1:11:54]	OK!	好的！
[1:11:55]	Well, the satirical stuff, I like.	我喜欢讽刺的东西。
[1:11:58]	I know, but The New Yorker’s fiction is a joke.	我知道，但是《纽约客》的小说是个笑话。
[1:12:00]	And that soppy “Talk of the Town” thing?	还有那个伤感的”街谈巷议“吗？
[1:12:04]	Don…	不……
[1:12:05]	Oh, I’m sorry.	哦，我很抱歉。
[1:12:06]	I know you love that shit, that…	我知道你喜欢那个……
[1:12:08]	“Oh, let’s all go meet up at the Algonquin.	“哦，我们一起去阿尔冈昆见吧。
[1:12:11]	I do so wish you could join us,” bullshit.	我真希望你能加入我们” 胡说。
[1:12:17]	So when’s the wedding?	婚礼什么时候举行？
[1:12:23]	It’s, uh, it’s Columbus Day weekend, right?	今天是哥伦布日周末，对吧？
[1:12:27]	Or… or am I making… am I making that up?	还是……还是我在做……这是我编的吗？
[1:12:30]	It’s next weekend, Don.	是下周末，唐。
[1:12:32]	Joanna, you’re coming, right?	乔安娜，你会来吧？
[1:12:34]	Yeah, yeah…	是的，是的……
[1:12:36]	Excited!	兴奋！
[1:12:40]	You’re an asshole. You know that, right?	你这缺德鬼。你知道的，对吧？
[1:12:43]	Uh…	嗯……
[1:12:47]	I knew that if I told you about it,	我知道如果我告诉你，
[1:12:49]	you’d start planning,	你开始计划，
[1:12:50]	like: “Let’s rent a car. Let’s stay in this B&B.	比如：“我们租一辆车吧。”我们就住在这家旅馆里吧。
[1:12:53]	What am I gonna wear?”	我穿什么好呢？”
[1:12:54]	And then you’d buy that dress and you’d make all these plans,	然后你买了那条裙子，然后做了所有这些计划，
[1:12:57]	and then you flip out at me	然后你就冲我发火
[1:12:58]	when I told you that I wanted to go alone.	当我告诉你我想一个人去的时候。
[1:13:04]	You wanna go to your best friend’s wedding alone?	你想一个人去你最好朋友的婚礼吗？
[1:13:07]	OK, listen,	好吧，听着，
[1:13:08]	I don’t need to justify myself to you, all right?	我不需要向你证明自己，好吗？
[1:13:10]	Really?	真的吗？
[1:13:11]	Really, Buba!	真的，布巴！
[1:13:12]	All my bros from Hartford will be there.	我在哈特福德的兄弟们都会去。
[1:13:14]	It’s gonna be the end of an era.	这将是一个时代的终结。
[1:13:16]	And I don’t want to have to worry	我不想再担心了
[1:13:18]	about whether you’re having fun or not.	你玩得开心不开心。
[1:13:24]	Right!	没错！
[1:13:25]	Maybe you’ll meet some hot blonde	也许你会遇到性感的金发女郎
[1:13:28]	that wants you to rip her panties off	想让你扯掉她的内裤
[1:13:30]	and fuck her up the ass	然后操她的屁股
[1:13:30]	and write an unreadable story about her!	写一篇关于她的难以读懂的故事！
[1:13:34]	What? Wow!	什么？哇！
[1:13:35]	Where is this coming from?	这是怎么回事？
[1:13:36]	Where is the sweet, naive girl I met last Christmas?	去年圣诞节我遇到的那个甜美天真的女孩在哪里？
[1:13:38]	‘Cause you know what?	因为你知道吗？
[1:13:40]	I’d like her back, please, Buba.	我希望她能回来，拜托了，布巴。
[1:13:41]	Stop calling me Buba, OK? I’m not a child!	别叫我布巴，好吗？我又不是小孩子！
[1:13:44]	I call you Buba because I love you.	我叫你布巴是因为我爱你。
[1:13:47]	It’s what my grandmother calls my mom.	我祖母就是这么称呼我妈妈的。
[1:13:52]	You love me?	你爱我吗？
[1:13:53]	Of course!	当然！
[1:13:55]	I mean, would I be here if I didn’t?	我是说，如果我没有，我还会在这里吗？
[1:13:58]	I told you I’ve never lived with a girl before. You changed me.	我跟你说了，我从没跟女孩住过。你改变了我。
[1:14:03]	You love me,	你爱我，
[1:14:05]	but you don’t want to me to go to Mark’s wedding?	但你不想让我去参加马克的婚礼？
[1:14:07]	Correct.	正确的。
[1:14:16]	Look, I am older than you.	听着，我比你大。
[1:14:18]	I try not to remind you of this, but it is true.	我尽量不去提醒你，但这是真的。
[1:14:20]	All right?	好吧？
[1:14:22]	And one day, when you’re my age,	有一天，当你到了我这个年纪，
[1:14:23]	you’ll realize that two people can love each other	你会发现两个人是可以相爱的
[1:14:25]	and not agree on everything	并不是每件事都达成一致
[1:14:27]	and not have to do everything together.	不用什么事都一起做。
[1:14:45]	You think I should pack a tie?	你觉得我应该带条领带吗？
[1:14:50]	Buba? You’re good with this kind of thing.	布巴？你很擅长这种事。
[1:14:53]	Like, I don’t have a suit,	比如，我没有西装
[1:14:55]	so you think… you think just a shirt and a tie?	所以你认为……你以为只要一件衬衫和一条领带就行了吗？
[1:15:01]	You’re depressed.	你沮丧。
[1:15:04]	I swear, I mean, I… I recognize the symptoms.	我发誓，我是说……我知道这些症状
[1:15:08]	I get like that when I’m emotional.	我一激动就会这样。
[1:15:10]	And, well, I can get quite emotional.	而且，我有时会很情绪化。
[1:15:15]	I’m not depressed.	我不沮丧。
[1:15:16]	Hmm.	嗯。
[1:15:18]	I’m a very happy person.	我是一个非常快乐的人。
[1:15:20]	What?	什么？
[1:15:23]	Nothing.	什么都没有。
[1:15:29]	Am I gonna get a kiss goodbye?	我会得到一个吻别吗？
[1:15:40]	All right. Goodbye, Joanna!	好吧。再见，乔安娜！
[1:16:14]	“I think about Holden a lot.	“我经常会想到霍尔顿（麦田守护者的主人公）
[1:16:17]	“When I first think about him, I get a stupid grin on my face,	“当我第一次想起他，我就傻笑起来，
[1:16:21]	“you know, thinking about what a funny guy he is and all.	你知道，想想他是一个多么有趣的人。
[1:16:25]	“But then I usually get depressed as hell,	“但我通常会非常沮丧，
[1:16:28]	“because I only think about Holden	“因为我只想到霍尔顿
[1:16:31]	“when I’m feeling very emotional.	“当我情绪激动的时候。
[1:16:34]	I can get ‘quiet’ emotional.”	我可以变得‘安静’。”
[1:16:42]	That’s what I had become…	于是我也变成了这样子，
[1:16:46]	quiet emotional.	安静的情感。
[1:16:59]	Dear boy from Winston-Salem…	亲爱的男孩从温斯顿塞勒姆
[1:17:03]	My most profound apologies for taking so long to reply.	我非常抱歉这么久才回复你。
[1:17:08]	I’ve been thinking about your letters for months.	我已经想了几个月你的信了。
[1:17:11]	I suppose that…	我想……
[1:17:14]	I too can get quite emotional about things sometimes.	我有时也会很情绪化。
[1:17:21]	But you’re right.	但你是对的。
[1:17:23]	You can’t go around revealing your goddamn emotions	你不能到处表露你该死的情绪
[1:17:26]	to the world.	向世界。
[1:17:29]	But if you can’t reveal your emotions to the world,	但如果你不能向世界展示你的情感，
[1:17:32]	then what are you supposed to do with them?	那你该怎么处理它们？
[1:17:34]	How do you go on?	你怎么继续下去？
[1:17:37]	‘Cause…	因为……
[1:17:41]	I feel like crying all the time.	我总是想哭。
[1:18:33]	Joanna? What is it?	乔安娜？它是什么？
[1:18:36]	Has something happened at the agency?	局里出什么事了吗？
[1:18:37]	No, no, no! Everything’s fine.	不，不，不！一切都很好。
[1:18:41]	I brought you these and some soup from Mangia.	我给你带了这个还有芒果汤。
[1:18:44]	I know you like their mushroom barley.	我知道你喜欢他们的蘑菇大麦。
[1:18:47]	That’s very thoughtful.	这是很周到。
[1:18:50]	You do pay attention, don’t you?	你确实注意到了，不是吗？
[1:19:06]	You did a fine job on those contracts.	你在那些合同上做得很好。
[1:19:10]	Those electronic clauses,	这些电子条款，
[1:19:13]	they’ll be the death of publishing.	他们将是出版业的死亡。
[1:19:18]	On the other hand, engaging with Jerry’s fans	另一方面，与杰瑞的粉丝互动
[1:19:21]	was irresponsible, immature and dangerous.	不负责任、不成熟和危险。
[1:19:24]	You know about that?	你知道吗？
[1:19:25]	I have fired assistants for less.	我曾经因为更少的薪水解雇过助理。
[1:19:29]	Why didn’t you fire me?	你为什么不解雇我？
[1:19:31]	Because it’s highly unlikely	因为这是非常不可能的
[1:19:33]	you will make the same mistake twice.	同样的错误你会犯两次。
[1:19:35]	Also, Jerry likes you.	还有，杰瑞喜欢你。
[1:19:37]	I am reluctant to alter his routine.	我不愿意改变他的日常生活习惯。
[1:19:40]	I don’t want to be a routine.	我不想成为例行公事。
[1:19:47]	I, uh…	我，嗯……
[1:19:49]	I have a couple of stories…	我有几个故事……
[1:19:52]	from long-term clients.	从长期的客户。
[1:19:55]	Read them,	阅读它们，
[1:19:58]	and, uh, figure out which magazines they’d be right for	再看看适合哪本杂志
[1:20:01]	and send them out.	然后把他们送出去。
[1:20:09]	What if I don’t like them?	如果我不喜欢他们怎么办？
[1:20:10]	Then it’s your job to figure out who will.	那你的任务就是找出谁会。
[1:20:12]	Right.	正确的。
[1:20:15]	Thank you.	谢谢你！
[1:20:19]	Better get back to the office.	最好回办公室去。
[1:20:21]	Why do you think Judy Blume left?	你觉得朱迪·布卢姆为什么离开？
[1:20:24]	I’m sorry that I said that.	很抱歉我说了那些话。
[1:20:27]	No, please, I would like to know what you think.	不，拜托，我想知道你是怎么想的。
[1:20:42]	When you met with Judy, did you discuss her writing?	你和朱迪见面时，有没有讨论过她的写作？
[1:20:47]	The quality of her writing was never an issue.	她的写作质量从来都不是问题。
[1:20:52]	Maybe she wasn’t looking for the perfect sales pitch.	也许她并不是在寻找完美的推销说辞。
[1:20:57]	Maybe she just wanted…	也许她只是想……
[1:21:00]	to hear what you thought about the story,	听听你对这个故事的看法，
[1:21:03]	what it meant to you.	它对你的意义。
[1:21:07]	Or if you love books the same way that she loves them.	或者你是否像她一样爱书。
[1:21:11]	I’m not sure my love of books was relevant to that discussion.	我不确定我对书的热爱与这个讨论有关。
[1:21:14]	Maybe it was relevant to her.	也许和她有关。
[1:21:20]	I know it would be to me.	我知道对我来说是这样的。
[1:21:24]	Oh…	哦……
[1:21:28]	You know, I sold my first book when I was in my 20s.	你知道吗，我在20多岁的时候卖掉了我的第一本书。
[1:21:32]	It was about this young woman journalist	是关于一个年轻女记者的
[1:21:35]	in the Spanish Civil War,	在西班牙内战中
[1:21:37]	and it was actually written by a man.	实际上是一个男人写的。
[1:21:40]	And yet he seemed to understand intimately	然而，他似乎深谙其中之道
[1:21:44]	what it would be like for her as a woman.	她作为一个女人会是什么样子。
[1:21:47]	Anyway, I sold the book.	不管怎样，我把书卖了。
[1:21:51]	And then my boss said that I should represent the author.	然后我老板说我应该代表作者。
[1:21:55]	And naturally, I said yes.	我很自然地答应了。
[1:21:57]	And then, like, right away, I started to get nervous,	然后，马上，我就开始紧张了，
[1:22:01]	almost panicky.	几乎恐慌。
[1:22:03]	And what if…	如果……
[1:22:06]	what if the author disappointed me as a person?	如果作者让我失望了怎么办？
[1:22:09]	And what if I liked the writing, but not him?	如果我喜欢他的作品，而不喜欢他呢？
[1:22:14]	And it was about 3 weeks later,	大约三周后，
[1:22:17]	we met for lunch at Elaine’s.	我们在伊莱恩家吃午饭。
[1:22:19]	And at 9:00 p.m., we were still there.	晚上九点的时候，我们还在那里。
[1:22:24]	Yeah, just laughing and talking and, yeah,	是啊，只是说说笑笑，
[1:22:28]	sharing our aspirations and our… our love of music…	分享我们的抱负和我们的……我们对音乐的热爱……
[1:22:34]	our love of books.	我们对书籍的热爱。
[1:22:39]	Daniel?	丹尼尔？
[1:22:42]	Yeah, Daniel.	是的，丹尼尔。
[1:22:55]	My condolences, Margaret.	我的慰问，玛格丽特。
[1:22:58]	I’ll pull my socks up.	我要把袜子穿上。
[1:23:04]	Oh!	哦！
[1:23:45]	For months, I had been touched by anonymous fans,	几个月来，我一直被匿名的粉丝所感动，
[1:23:49]	touched by their desire to connect with Salinger.	被他们想和塞林格联系的欲望所感动
[1:23:54]	Their letters had changed me.	他们的来信改变了我
[1:24:00]	The time had come to see for myself what had moved them.	是时候亲自看看是什么感动了他们
[1:24:19]	Salinger’s nothing like I thought. Nothing.	塞林格不是我想的那样。完全不是。
[1:24:26]	He’s brutal, brutal and funny, and I love it.	他是不理性的，但是很有趣，我喜欢。
[1:24:30]	I love Franny the most.	我最喜欢弗兰妮（《弗兰妮与祖伊》中主人公）。
[1:24:34]	There’s that moment when the guy in Princeton	有一个片段是那个普林斯顿的家伙
[1:24:36]	is waiting for Franny at the train station,	在火车站等弗兰妮，
[1:24:38]	and he has the letter in his pocket, Franny’s letter.	他口袋里放着弗兰妮的信。
[1:24:42]	And he’s read it a thousand times.	他读了上千遍。
[1:24:45]	He knows it by heart,	他心里也知道，
[1:24:47]	but when she gets off the train and asks,	但是当她下火车时，还是问道，
[1:24:50]	“Did you get my letter,”	“你收到我的信了吗？
[1:24:51]	he says…	他说……
[1:24:53]	Which letter?	这封信吗？
[1:26:52]	Hey, Buba!	嘿，布巴！
[1:26:56]	I thought you’d be at work.	我以为你去上班了。
[1:26:59]	I took the morning off.	我早上休息了。
[1:27:01]	You know, I missed you, Buba.	知道吗，我很想你，布巴。
[1:27:04]	Hmm?	嗯？
[1:27:16]	Are you going somewhere?	你要去什么地方吗？
[1:27:20]	I’m leaving you, Don.	我要离开你了，唐。
[1:27:26]	Y…	是的……
[1:27:27]	I get it! This is about the wedding!	我得到它！这是关于婚礼的！
[1:27:29]	Something hit me while you were gone.	你不在的时候，有件事触动了我。
[1:27:31]	Why are you making a thing out of this?	你为什么要小题大做？
[1:27:33]	Listen to me, something hit me while you were gone!	听我说，你不在的时候，有东西击中了我！
[1:27:35]	What, that you never really engaged?	什么，你从来没有真正订婚？
[1:27:36]	– I didn’t miss you. – What?	—我没想你。—什么？
[1:27:38]	I didn’t think about you, not for one second.	我没有想过你，一秒钟都没有。
[1:27:42]	OK, so you needed some time on your own. I get that.	好吧，你需要一个人静一静。我得到了它。
[1:27:44]	You can keep the apartment, all right?	你可以留着公寓，好吗？
[1:27:46]	You need it more than I do.	你比我更需要它。
[1:27:47]	So you’re gonna give me	所以你要给我
[1:27:49]	the, “Sorry, it’s not you, it’s me,” bullshit?	“抱歉，不是你的错，是我的错”之类的屁话？
[1:27:51]	I should have broke up with you before.	我早该和你分手的。
[1:27:53]	I’m not in love with you.	我没有爱上你。
[1:27:55]	I’m sorry.	我很抱歉。
[1:28:28]	Thanks.	谢谢。
[1:29:47]	I knew you could do it!	我就知道你能行！
[1:29:49]	I knew it! Come with me!	我就知道！跟我来！
[1:29:51]	Hugh! Stop doing what you’re doing!	休！停止你正在做的事！
[1:29:55]	Max, we’re coming into your sanctum!	麦克斯，我们要去你的密室了！
[1:29:57]	I have an announcement to make!	我要宣布一件事！
[1:29:59]	What is it?	它是什么？
[1:30:00]	Joanna has sold a story I gave her this summer.	乔安娜卖掉了我今年夏天给她的一篇文章。
[1:30:03]	– Congratulations! – Oh! Not surprised! Good job!	—恭喜你！—哦！不惊讶！好工作！
[1:30:07]	– You’re on your way. – Of course she is!	—你在路上了。—她当然是！
[1:30:09]	I knew the moment you walked through the door	你一进门我就知道了
[1:30:11]	that you were agency material.	你是优秀代理的材料
[1:30:13]	Now you can start to build your very own client list,	现在你可以开始建立自己的客户列表了，
[1:30:17]	a most exciting feeling for an agent.	对代理来说是最激动人心的感觉。
[1:30:19]	Isn’t that right, Max?	对吧，麦克斯？
[1:30:20]	For once, I have to agree with Margaret, yes.	这一次，我同意玛格丽特的观点，是的。
[1:30:23]	We will celebrate at lunch.	我们将在午餐时庆祝。
[1:30:25]	Hope you like martinis!	希望你喜欢马提尼！
[1:30:26]	– Oh, she’ll learn to like them. – There you go!	—她会学着喜欢的。—这就对了！
[1:31:07]	You know, we have some authors	你知道，我们有一些作者
[1:31:10]	who would prefer to be with you, I think,	我想他们更愿意和你在一起，
[1:31:12]	than an old fogey like me.	比像我这样的老顽固强多了
[1:31:15]	Some people I think you’ll like.	有些人我想你会喜欢的。
[1:31:20]	What is it?	它是什么？
[1:31:22]	I’m so grateful. I’m so, so grateful.	我很感激。我非常非常感激。
[1:31:31]	You’re leaving.	你要离开。
[1:31:34]	I was planning on talking to you some time this week.	我本打算这周找个时间跟你谈谈的。
[1:31:37]	But you’re doing so well!	但你做得很好啊！
[1:31:39]	I mean, you have it in you to become a really fine agent.	我是说，你有成为一名优秀代理的潜质。
[1:31:43]	You have good instincts, a good heart.	你直觉很好，心地善良。
[1:31:47]	Thank you.	谢谢你！
[1:31:50]	Thank you, Margaret.	谢谢你，玛格丽特。
[1:31:53]	My mind’s made up.	我已经下定决心了。
[1:31:56]	Of course, I’ll stay until you can find a replacement.	当然，在你找到替代人选之前我会一直留在这里。
[1:32:03]	You have other aspirations.	你有其他的愿望。
[1:32:06]	I do.	我做的事。
[1:32:09]	We just never really talked about anything	我们从来没好好谈过什么
[1:32:12]	other than the agency’s business.	除了代理机构的业务。
[1:32:16]	That’s very true.	这是非常真实的。
[1:32:24]	But I like working with you.	但是我喜欢和你一起工作。
[1:32:26]	I like working here. I really, really do.	我喜欢在这里工作。真的，真的。
[1:32:31]	There’s just other things I wanna do, and…	我还有别的事要做，而且……
[1:32:36]	I’m afraid that if I don’t do them now, I never will.	我怕如果我现在不做，以后再也不会做了。
[1:32:45]	I understand.	我明白了。
[1:33:51]	Hi! Kevin told me to drop this by at my convenience.	你好！凯文让我方便的时候把这个给你。
[1:33:56]	Would you like to give it to him yourself? I think he’s in.	你愿意亲自给他吗？我想他被录取了。
[1:34:00]	That would be lovely. Thanks.	那太好了。谢谢。
[1:34:12]	You like Japanese? Oh, hey there!	你喜欢日本吗？哦，嘿！
[1:34:14]	Oh, um, guess who’s visiting?	猜猜谁来了？
[1:34:23]	I want to give us enough time.	我想给我们足够的时间。
[1:34:26]	I wonder about the cover.	我想知道这个封面。
[1:34:27]	The cover.	封面。
[1:34:29]	Yes. What do you make of it?	是的。你对它有什么看法？
[1:34:31]	I don’t think…	我不认为……
[1:34:42]	Hello?	你好？
[1:34:44]	Listen, I’m thinking.	听着，我在想。
[1:34:45]	If I was the guy who put myself on a paper	如果我是那个把自己写下来的人
[1:34:47]	and it came out as Catcher in the Rye,	结果是《麦田里的守望者》，
[1:34:49]	I’d get a bang out of the bastard writing me a letter	我会从那混蛋给我写信中得到快感
[1:34:52]	pretending to be able to do the same.	假装能做同样的事。
[1:34:54]	You follow me?	你跟我来吗？
[1:35:40]	…chestnut stuffing.	……栗子馅。
[1:35:42]	Oh, Jerry?	噢，杰瑞？
[1:35:45]	– May I introduce you to… – Joanna!	—我可以把你介绍给……—乔安娜！
[1:35:47]	So good to finally meet you.	很高兴终于见到你了。

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