Who's that?
How should I know?
Papa.
Hello? Hello?
Hello?
The only real question we should ask ourselves during our existence is
how much is a man's life worth?
Knowing what you're worth is like knowing what day you're gonna die.
Me? I'm worth $20 million,
and I'd hand over every last dollar to get my old life back.
Sweetie? Wake up,we're here.
-Fuck. It's about time. -Warren. Language.
Mom,we've been on the road 11 hours
and it smells like a skunk's butt-crack back here.
That's no reason to talk like a punk.
-It's the dog. -Yeah. No kidding it's the dog.
If you washed him once in a while
like I asked you to,we wouldn't have this problem.
Yeah,yeah. We're looking for number ten.
-Next,on the left. -There are no numbers.
No,I know. Stansfield said that. That's it,yeah.
No,no,the left,and then...
That's it up there. Right.
Over here.
Yeah.
That's it.
No electricity?
No,there is,but they must have turned the power off.
-Mom,what are you doing? -Scaring the rats away.
-There are rats here? -Who knows? You never know.
-I'm not staying here if there are rats. -Belle,don't start,please.
Anyway,your father can't stand them. Give him 24 hours,
he'll have killed every single rodent in the place.
Belle,you're upstairs on the right. Warren,opposite your sister.
-It's cold here. -Well,I'll make a fire.
Huh?
Idiots forgot the TV again.
-Tomorrow,they said. -"Tomorrow," that's their favorite word.
Hey,you two,don't chew me out whenever anything is missing.
Go see,talk to them yourselves.
Does anybody know what this place is called?
Cholong-sur-Avre,Normandy.
The Avre part is a river.
Besides our boys landing here in '44,what's Normandy famous for?
-Camembert. -Calvados.
Mm.
The Riviera had both those things,and sunshine.
Yeah,so did Paris.
Yeah,right. But here is where we live now,where they make the cheese,
and that's it,so get used to the real world.
Malavita?
There you are. Good dog.
Hey,hon. You want a hand with the bags?
No,no,no,I got it,I got it.
Get the kids to sleep,they gotta get ready for school tomorrow.
OK.
I know it wasn't you,but I couldn't say nothing.
Where the hell did you go?
-Checking out the property. -It's so big?
Just getting my bearings.
I was trying to help the dog find himself a spot.
-Tomorrow,I'll find mine. -Oh,good.
No cereals,no toast,no peanut butter.
So you'll have to make do with the apple donuts
I got from the bakery this morning.
-Where's this school at? -I've drawn them a map.
-Do we still have the same names? -No,we are the Blake family.
Cool.
Just in case.
-Your hair is damp. -Mom,it's fine.
-Have a good day. -Bye,Dad.
-Love you. -Love you too.
I'm gonna go check out the town
-and get some groceries. -All right.
Try not to slob around all day in your robe,OK?
-No,'cause of the neighbors? -No,for your morale.
My morale is OK,honey. Don't worry about me. I'm just a little out of it,
but you adjust more easily than I do to these things.
What do we say if we run into the neighbors?
Just give me some time to think about that. In the meantime,
just give them a nice smile,and that'll give us time to come up with an idea.
And Stansfield asked me to make sure
that you don't step outside the front gate.
-Until when? -Until he gets here.
And you're not supposed to mention the Riviera.
Where are we from then?
The States,sweetie.
This is not looking good.
Yeah,we're playing in the minor league now.
-We'll debrief at lunch? -OK.
OK.
-Voila'. -Mm. Thank you,miss.
Is there anything in this area worth seeing?
You know,museum,monument...?
There is a pressing museum machine,uh,at Verneuil.
Um... There's St. Cecilia's Church,
uh,with it,mm,15th century stained-glass windows.
Oh. Can I walk there from here?
No. It's next town,20 kilometers.
Next town...
-You're the Yank? -What do you want?
If you're American,you must be rich.
Wow,you must have read some pretty big books
to get to be the big intellectual.
You gonna act the smartass with us,are you?
OK,can we just cut to the chase here?
What game are you in? Bullying,protection,shakedowns?
You got a monopoly or do you divvy up the market?
What do you reinvest your dough in?
Welcome to Cholong,Yankee.
Sorry,any what?
Du beurre de cacahuete...
Peanut butter.
Ah. No,we don't stock stuff like that,lady.
I was only asking.
I'm sorry,but where might I find the pasta?
On the end,on the right,after the dog food.
-Merci. -You're welcome.
That makes 92 francs,please.
Keep the change.
-Is it any good? -I think it's edible.
So how is the recon going?
-It's fine. -Shoot.
Well,the four jerks that were hitting on you before,
they're in the 12th grade,and they organize the summer prom.
Remind me not to attend.
The big guy with the cap,he's the rugby team captain.
He'd do anything to get good grades in math,
and he's friends with Jimi Hendrix.
Who's in love with the girl with the pink ribbon in her hair.
And the girl coming straight from Gotham City,
runs the school black market on cigarettes.
The gossip girls over by the window,
they're the sister of the son of a bitch who plays Dumbo in the corner.
He the one that did that to your eye?
Yeah. Don't worry,he'll get his.
-I already know his weak point. -Which is?
He needs a sound system for his party in two weeks.
There's only one guy who can get the gear he needs,
and that is the engineer's son over there,sitting on his own.
You don't waste any time,do you?
I don't have time to waste.
Bon appetit.
In 1931,my grandfather drove one of the 200 Cadillacs
hired by the legendary Vito Genovese for his wife's funeral cortege.
In 1957,my father,Cesare Manzoni,
was one of the 107 bosses from all over the country
who was invited to the Apalachin Convention,which ended in a manhunt.
Can you picture me punching a timecard at some factory?
I could have rebelled and gone straight to annoy my father.
But that was never gonna happen.
I took over the family business on my own free will.
Nobody forced me.
Even now if I got all the best hitmen in America on my ass,
ready to blow me away and pick up those 20 million bucks,
I don't have a single regret.
And,to tell the truth,deep down,you know what,I'm flattered.
Good dog.
-Roses need constant love and attention. -Yeah.
-You've just moved in? -Yeah. Yesterday.
-American? -Uh-huh.
-Ah. -Good or bad?
You know,France is a favorite destination for foreigners. Are you staying long?
No,I've never stayed long anywhere. We move around a lot.
-'Cause of my work. -Ah. And what do you do?
-I'm a writer. -A writer?
And what are you? A novelist?
No,no. Well,maybe one day,but now it's just history.
The landings. It's a commission. That's why we're here.
-Landings. That's a vast subject. -Yeah.
What's your angle on it?
My angle? Well,the Marines. It's a kind of a tribute to them.
I thought there were only Gl's involved in the landings.
Yeah,but I'm going to discuss the Army
and the core of it and so on,starting with the fleets.
You know,before the landings,there was the boardings.
Sure. I guess you'll be devoting a chapter to Operation Overlord.
Well,I don't think a single chapter could cover that.
What the 314th Infantry
did in Taubenhof tops it all for me.
Young fellas,from Texas mostly,weren't they?
Oh yeah,yeah,those guys,they were like real cowboys.
That's for sure. Yeah.
Jeez,it's four o'clock already. I've got to get back in the house.
The kids are coming back to school.
-Nice to meet you. -It was nice meeting you.
Same here.
Why the fuck didn't I just say I was a novelist?
The window depicts the life of St. Martin.
It is 15th century stained glass.
-Oh. -Are you sightseeing in the region?
No,my family and I just moved here.
-Uh... Well,not too far from here. -Welcome to you then.
It's always with great pleasure that I welcome
a new member of our congregation.on...
A bientet.
Wow. That's amazing.
-I'm a collector,too. -Really?
Yeah. I mean,nothing like you. I only started a few months ago.
The only one I'm missing is PSG's number eight.
I'll have to check,but I think I may be able to help you out with that.
If you have it,honestly,I'll give anything you want for it.
That's a deal,man.
Hey. You want a ride?
Thanks,but I've been sitting all day. It's good for me to walk.
Sure,but it's a chance to get to know each other.
-And show you round town. -It won't take long,you know.
Come on,Miss America.
Just a quick ride to welcome you to our beautiful town.
And this way,they get to improve their English.
Lost?
I just think I missed a turn.
-Where do you live? -Rue des Favorites.
Aah. That is miles away. It'll be dark before you get home.
Open the door.
So?
Just a quick ride.
You're the boss.
Hey,we aren't leaving town,are we?
You have to see the leisure park where everybody meets up at the weekend.
-Do you like swimming? -Sure.
I got the feeling Miss America's gonna knock 'em dead at the pool.
-What are you guys doing? -Just taking a little break.
Yeah,well,I think I should get home.
It's a little much for my first day.
Hey,relax.
It is just five minutes to get to know each other better.
Get off! Get off! Get off!
Hey,boys,
if this is your approach to women,
you're not gonna get very far.
Girls are not some toys that you fuck in the park.
OK? Your future depends on women.
Don't you care about your future?
So take care of them,or else you're not gonna have one.
-Hey. -Mom bought supplies for the whole year.
-Did she find any peanut butter? -You're joking.
Hey-
-Hi,honey. -Hey.
How was your day?
-Fine. -Good.
Hi,Don Luchese. You asked for some ice?
It's not him.
OK,OK,I'll keep looking.
Va bene.
How about your teachers? What are they like?
-Pretty good. -Fucking bad.
Warren,can you please avoid using the word "fuck" in every sentence?
-Sorry,Mom. -We're not in Brooklyn anymore.
Your mother's right,son. We're not in Brooklyn anymore.
In fact,I don't there is anywhere further from Brooklyn than this fucking rat hole.
I'll get it. Finish up and help your mother clear the dishes.
-How was the first day? -It was pretty good.
-Anything to report? -Nothing... special,no.
Kids? School?
You know,they always adjust better than we do.
-I heard you already met the neighbor. -The guy on the left,yeah.
-What did you talk about? -Nothing much,roses,mostly.
Roses,good. You can talk for hours about roses.
Yeah,you know,I was thinking...
How about this for a profession,a writer?
Writer,good. It explains your sedentary nature.
-OK. Writer it is. -But stick to simple subjects.
Airport novels,children's literature,shit like that.
-A war novel,maybe? -No.
Anything else?
They forgot the TV. We can't find five boxes.
The mover drove his truck off the ditch,broke the TV.
We ordered a new one,be here this week. Boxes,I don't know.
-All right. -Uh...
Mourad... Mourad,uh...
Benkassem. Guy had a little shop down in Nice. You know...?
Yeah,he was the guy that sold the Italian produce to my wife.
He vanished two days ago. You have any idea where he might be?
No. Why are you asking me?
'Cause you beat the shit out of him two weeks ago,
and if I hadn't been there,the guy would've died.
That "poor guy" tried to sell me a dozen lobsters,
said they were fresh out of the ocean. I cut into them,
they're frozen,rotten. Could have killed me and my whole family.
What the hell do you want with a dozen lobsters anyway,Fred?
I just pooled together with some of the neighbors,that's all.
You're not allowed to make any business deals,Freddy. None. You remember that?
I was just trying to earn a little cash,that's all.
What the hell for? You're gonna go take a vacation?
So you don't know where Mourad's at?
No,but if you find him,you can tell him for me
I'm not gonna pay for those fucking lobsters.
Try to fit in,will you,Freddy? I'm getting tired of finding you
a new place to live every 90 days. Can I rely on you to try?
Sure,as long as I can rely on you.
You know what's gonna happen to you and your family when they find you?
You're here to make sure that don't happen,right? I mean that's your job.
Try not to make my job impossible.
I gotta go. I'll be back in a couple of days.
I'm going to leave you Di Cicco and Mimmo.
Ooh... I'm gonna sleep better now.
-Say hi to Maggie for me. -Yeah,you bet.
-What did he say? -Eh... The usual standard bullshit.
Djaramambo...
What kind of fucking name is that?
Hey,Maggie.
-Hi,babe. -Hello,hello.
Oh,you shouldn't have. Put them right there.
Listen,I'm gonna go put this down there,OK?
Hi,guys.
-Get yourselves something to eat. -OK.
Hey. I'm so glad you could make it.
Willy.
-Oh. Hey,what a party. -Thank you.
Hey,babe.
How you doing? Can I get you anything?
-Yeah,get me a scotch and water. -OK.
Coming up-
Glad to see ya.
-Aah! -What's wrong,honey? What?
No... in the yard in Brooklyn.on.
I was dreamin' about...
Try not to think about it or you won't get a wink of sleep.
Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah.
If the story I'm going to tell you didn't happen to me,
I'd never be able to make it up.
Of the version Stansfield sold everybody,
I alone know what's true and what isn't true.
But he's gotta keep his mouth shut,in the line of duty. It's different for me.
Fuck the line of duty. ah I want is for the truth,
the whole truth,to be told just once,to say what really happened.
Even if nobody ever reads these words.
Maggie? Can you get me a coffee?
Maggie,you hear me?
Maggie? You don't hear me calling you?
Drop the Italian Stallion act,will ya?
Honey,I was working.
Might we know what you're doing on that typewriter?
Yeah,I was,uh,writing.
I'm not buying it,Giovanni,so save your bullshit for the neighbors.
No,I told you,I was writing.
You can hardly read,and you're gonna drop a book on us
about the Normandy landings? You don't even know who Eisenhower was.
Forget the Normandy landings.
That's just a decoy. I was writing something else.
So share it with us. What are you writing?
My memoirs.
I knew it.
Stan thinks it's a good idea.
I think it's a good idea,too,as a cover.
Not for you to actually write your fucking memoirs.
Do you realize what a shitstorm this would land us in?
-I didn't say I was going to publish it. -I should hope not.
With your photo on the cover? The one and only Giovanni Manzoni.
Honey,I got to get it out. It's good for me to write the truth.
You know,even if I'm the only person that sees it.
I gotta know who I am,you understand?
Not through the eyes of my old life or the Feds,but through my own eyes.
Honey,I understand,but you could have come up with something else.
I mean,being an author's wife isn't exactly glamorous.
It sounds too much like "trophy wife." You could have consulted me,at least.
You gave me architect when we were in the south of France.
-Oh,please... -The whole neighborhood came to me
and asked me to build swimming pools and pizza ovens.
OK,you know what,forget about that now.
If you could be a plumber for five minutes,I would really appreciate it.
The water in the sink is coming out brown.
Did you call anybody?
I called the guy,made two appointments,he never showed.
-Where are you going now? -Working for you.
Fuck.
-Hi,guys. -Hey,Maggie.
Roasted peppers in olive oil,
just how you like them,with lots of garlic.
This is really sweet of you,Maggie.
The smell alone takes you back home.
-You have any of that bread left? -Yeah.
Go on then,what are you waiting for?
You were supposed to be here at nine in the morning,
you don't show up till about noon. What's that all about?
Yeah,I know. You're sure this time?
You... OK... no,all right,all right.
No,I'll be here. I'm not going nowhere,but don't make me wait,please.
Hey,did Stan tell you guys about the barbecue?
Yeah.
I don't know where Gio came up with the...
-Fred. -Fred...
I don't know where he came up with the idea,but he's pretty set on it.
The boss thinks it's a good idea,help you guys make friends in the neighborhood.
"Friends"? No swearing,please.
-So good. -Mm.
If anybody would have told me I'd be living in the land of cream...
Last night,at the restaurant I ate in,
there was cream in the soup,the veal and the apple pie.
God,not to mention the butter.
Mamma mia,the butter is even worse. They put it in everything.
-It's not even natural. -Sorry?
The human body was not designed to combat saturated fat like that.
The butter impregnates the tissues,and then it hardens and settles like silt.
It makes your aorta stiffer than a hockey stick.
Whereas olive oil...
...caresses your insides,leaving nothing behind but its scent.
-That's right. Oil's in the Bible. -Yeah.
Merci.
Why don't you just ask them to hold the sauce,instead of scraping it off?
We're supposed to assimilate,remember?
Yeah,but there are limits. Dad's barbecue can't come fast enough.
At least,we'll get to eat some decent food for once.
-How was your morning? -Busy.
-Awesome. -What do you got for me?
Thanks.
Here,your math homework. Can I rely on you when the time comes?
You have my word.
I got the report on your little business,here.
If you give me some time to make a fake one,your folks will never know.
What do you want in return?
We share the cigarette market 50-50.
Deal?
Ooh... Don't move.
Take one of these just before. You'll feel like a horse.
You're the man.
-You're a pervert. -Thanks. What about you?
Well,some girl took my pink pencil case.
You're joking? Find out who did it?
It took a while,but eventually I found it.
-You're a maniac. -Thank you.
Do you know who that is?
Yeah. He's a college student who's replacing
the Whale while she's on maternity leave.
He started yesterday. All the senior skanks are on the case.
So,you'll have your work out out for you.
On top of that,he's obsessive about math.
He's studying for some really tough exam.
Math geeks are such a pain in the ass.
Why don't you just get a jock instead. They think less.
What do you notice first about a guy?
His eyes.
The family at number 12,what are they like?
The mother's a klepto.
She got banned from the mall in Alengon.
The father,he had a bypass surgery.
Other than that,nothing special.
Except for the kid being held back in seventh grade.
You think they'll come to the barbecue?
Oh,don't worry,everybody's gonna be there.
They can't wait to check you guys out.
-It's the weekend's main event. -What the hell is this? It's good.
-Calvados. -What the fuck is Calvados?
It's good,it keeps you warm. You get a little...
-It's happened to me before. -Remember that job in Texas?
Hey... Ramirez,the plumber.
You said five minutes,that was 45 minutes ago.
You know what we say around here? Better late than never.
Thank you,excuse me.
Look at the state of your pipes. They must be at least 100 years old.
So,that explains the color of the water?
-I didn't say that. -What are you saying,then?
I'm saying it could be the pipes,but it could be an external issue.
-External? -Sure. The mains.
But you'd have to take that up with the mayor's office.
So,what do I do about the pipes now?
-For now? Nothing. -Yeah.
If it's a money issue,we could work something out.
Money doesn't solve everything.
But you're lucky if you've got money,because renovating your plumbing
is gonna cost you an arm,and maybe a leg,as we say around here.
If not both arms and both legs,right?
So,what do you think I should do?
You call my wife,you pay 50 percent up front,
and you make a new appointment.
We're a family of plumbers. My wife keeps the books,
my son's learning the trade at college in Alengon.
We're a proud family of plumbers.
Father and sons for five generations.
-Congratulations. -Thank you.
And you,what's your line of work?
Let me show you.
AI Capone always said,"Asking polite with a gun in your hand
is better than just asking polite."
Thanks for everything.
Oh,my pleasure. Hey,would you get me a little ristretto?
Our coffee machine broke during the move.
-Coming right up. -Thanks.
Good night,sir.
Good night.
-Hi,there. -Hi.
-I need private lessons. -You need private lessons in math?
Unless you have any other specialties?
No,no,I only do math.
Good.
So,um...
What's your level?
What's more important,a good level or motivation?
Motivation.
That's all I have.
No,to give you this.
What I don't understand is how he could break his legs like this,
by falling down the steps.
Well,they're stone steps,so they're pretty steep. Uh...
Sure,but there are not 200.
This man has as many fractures
as a man who might have fallen from the sixth floor.
He had his bag on his shoulder and the hammer might have hit and somehow...
That might explain one or two,not 12.
-How do you explain 12? -I don't know. I'm not a doctor.
I'm a writer.
I know him.
He's a friend of my husband...
...but he has a beard now.
Do you know where I might find him?
No.
He's vanished too.
You have no idea where he could have gone?
Hey,who are you looking for really? My father or this guy?
You know,in our line of work,we have to follow up with every lead.
One clue often leads to another.
How about you? Tell us why the FBI is on the case?
It's part of a cooperation program between our two countries.
Can I see your badge?
Sure.
In the next chapters,I'll show myself to be
one of the nastiest bastards ever to walk the earth.
I won't spare myself,I'll tell the story without trying to make myself look good.
But in this chapter,I'll do the opposite and demonstrate to you
that if you take a closer look,I'm a good guy.
I'll prove it to you in ten points,
a bit like one of Letterman's Late Show top ten lists.
So here we go. Number 10...
I am always upfront,always.
You promised me the fucking money. Where's my fucking money?
-Bust. -Oh,yeah?
Number 9: I never look for a scapegoat.
Number 8: If you give me a job,I'll always see it through.
No... No.
Number 7: I never showed contempt for people who feared me.
Don't move for ten minutes,you understand?
Number 6: I never betrayed the guy who gave me my first gun.
Did you ever work for this man?
Number 5: I never wished any harm on anybody.
-Hey,man. -Hey.
-Hey,what's goin' on? -Hey.
Hey,punk.
No,it's all right.
Number 4: I lived outside the law,
but only outlaws didn't judge me.
Number 3: Anybody who doesn't contradict me
can expect nothing but good things from me.
No more pictures,you understand?
Thank you.
-Number 2... -Hey,Giovanni...
In my neighborhood,when I was running it,
there was never a single robbery on the street.
People lived and slept easy.
Number 1: Of the top ten reasons why I'm a good guy,
I don't like to cause pain for no reason because
all my sadistic urges are satisfied when I cause pain for a good reason.
Wait,I'm not fucking finished.
-I thought you quit. -I had.
It's just one. I needed it.
-You all right? -Nothing much.
Just the prospect of packing up again and moving
when they find out you killed the plumber.
I didn't kill him. I took him to the hospital.
Why'd you beat him to a pulp?
He's the only plumber within a radius of 20 miles.
But he disrespected us and he made you wait on him.
Honey,I survived.
And the guy was tryin' to rip me off.
He tried to make me change all the pipes without giving me no assurance
that the problem would be solved. So put yourself in my shoes.
I definitely wouldn't have beat him up. Who's gonna fix the pipes now?
Who's gonna rebuild the supermarket that burned down the day we got here?
All these supermarkets going up in smoke everywhere we go.
The plumber told me it might be the main water supply.
I'm gonna see the mayor tomorrow.
Oh,are you gonna whack the mayor now?
Oh,no,I'm gonna take care of this thing and get to the bottom of it.
Yeah,yeah,sure.
Come on,when you gonna chill out?
-What are you doing? -I'm talkin' to you.
You get me so excited.
You're more beautiful than ever when you get angry.
-You're sick. -Nah,nah.
-Maybe I should see a psychiatrist? -Get off me.
I think you should see a psychiatrist.
-You're my psychiatrist. -Oh,God forbid.
You know,what even gets me more turned on?
When you start lighting those fires everywhere.
-I don't know what you're talking about. -You don't?
OK,Gio,not here. Come on,come on.
-Get off me. -No,here. Here.
Then in the hallway. We'll finish at the kitchen.
Say,who's this Henri you invited?
Somebody told you about him?
No,he called to see what time the barbecue started.
-He did? -Yeah. So,who is he?
He's this teacher at the school.
He will be a teacher. He has his exams soon
and he's been giving me private lessons.
-Private lessons? -Math lessons,Mom.
Fine. You have condoms,at least?
-Mom! -What?
We do the lessons at school,in study hall.
So?
You know,desire sneaks up on you,honey.
It never waits for the right time or place.
Take your father,for example.
The first time he jumped on me was in church,
the very last place I expected to lose my virginity.
It's gonna be different for me,Mom.
I'm gonna choose the time and the place,
and it will be with the love of my life.
Sweetheart,couldn't you have got something else other than Coke?
-Why? This is what they expect from us. -What,Coke?
No,American slop. Fatty,greasy Yankee chow.
That's what they expect,pornographic food.
Don't even think about using that vocabulary in front of your father.
Yeah,Mom,listen,the French are sick of healthy eating
and macrobiotic,steamed vegetables and seaweed.
OK,what they expect is color,noise and excess.
They want rodeo and two-pound steaks.
-I'm not so sure. -Can you just trust me,please?
There's going to be a line out the door like it's a whorehouse.
-The whole town's coming through. -Yeah. Looks like they're a big hit.
Yep.
-Yes,boss. -How's it going?
-Pretty good. -I'll be there in an hour.
-OK. -Meanwhile,go join the party.
-Are you sure? -You're the neighbor,right?
-OK. -So,get over there,and join the party.
OK.
-What did he say? -We gotta go to the party.
I'm relying on you two. Don't mess this up.
Polite,ordinary,nothing eccentric,OK?
-OK. -Warren,did you call your father?
Yeah,he said he'd come as soon as he finished his chapter.
-Oh God. -What does that mean,his chapter?
I have no idea. But for the survival of the species,
it's best if the whole world doesn't find out.
-OK. Yep. -OK? All right.
Hi. Welcome.
Thank you so much for coming.
Oh,those are beautiful. Thank you so much.
Hello,I'm Maggie. Oh,we're neighbors.
Hello,nice to meet you. This is my son Warren.
Sweetie,will you put these in water?
My daughter Belle. Hello,nice to meet you. Welcome.
Come in,make yourself at home. I'm Maggie.
Hey.
I confess I'm curious to taste a real hamburger made by real Americans.
Well,hopefully,in less than ten minutes,your wish will be fulfilled.
You're going to take that silverware and put it back where you found it,
nice and easy,or else I'm gonna break both your arms.
I'll be right there.
Excuse me. Sweetheart...
I want you to go find your father and tell him
if he hasn't lit his barbecue in the next five minutes,
I'll burn the fucking house down.
-Excuse me. -Sorry to interrupt.
Belle...
Everybody's waiting for you to start the barbecue.
OK,yeah.
-You OK? -Yeah.
Writing is intense.
I feel like I've been lookin' at myself in a mirror all day.
-You gonna be OK? -Yeah.
It's just,I was thinkin' about you and your brother.
How I always didn't do the right thing by both of you and...
...and I put you in a tricky situation...
...and I regret that.
Dad. Dad,what are you talking about?
You're the best Dad anybody could ever ask for.
-Really? -Fuck,yeah.
Well,let's go party then.
-You OK,boys? -Oh,yeah.
-Mag,you make the best pasta. -Aw,thanks.
You give yourself away with pasta like this. Everybody'll realize you're actual Italians.
I added a little cream to throw the people off the scent.
That's not how you do it,Mr. Blake. You put too much charcoal on too soon.
You know,this isn't the first time I prepared a barbeque.
I build a wood fire. It takes longer,but the quality is so much better.
Your charcoal isn't good quality.
You have to get it from Michel on the north side of town.
-Or use very dry wood. -You'll never get it started.
You should empty it out and start over. It will be quicker.
Ah,Mr. Blake,one cannot possess every talent,
the talent to write beautiful words,and the talent to light fires.
Hey,Stan.
Stand me to a drink,Fred?
Yeah. Give a couple minutes to get this baby rocked.
-I'll meet you at the bar. -Take your time.
Gentlemen,in two minutes,your burgers will be sizzling and cooked to perfection.
Good crowd.
Congratulations,Fred. It's a huge success.
Well,it's missing a... I don't know,a certain je ne sais quoi.
No,you miss the social charm of a bunch of wiseguys
sitting around in the shade. Huh?
Come on,Stan,Have some respect.
Those guys were my family. Even if I snitched on them,
they were still my family and those were the best years of my life.
-Whalberg asked about you. -Yeah,Whalberg?
Nice to know he's concerned about me.
I hear he got himself elected to the Senate?
It's always been his big dream.
He's even got a weekly meeting at the White House.
Smart man. Great. So,what did he want?
Oh,he just wants to know how you're...
What you're doing.
Mm. Yeah. Tell him I write.
I did. That's what bothers him.
Uh... He's got nothin' to worry about.
At this point,I've just got a few pages down. It's all random stuff.
You intend to tell the whole story?
Stan,how could anybody tell the whole story?
If I want people to believe me,I gotta tone it down.
Otherwise they'll think I made the whole fucking thing up.
You want people to read it?
At this point,that would be pretentious.
OK,what's funny,Fred?
I haven't written a fucking word yet and all of a sudden,
I'm a famous writer at the White House.
Thank you so much for coming. These are homemade donuts.
-Thank you very much. Bye-bye. -Au revoir.
Bye-bye. Bye-bye.
-Bye-bye. -Au revoir.
He didn't come?
Yeah,but he only said "maybe."
-He has an exam next week. -Aw...
Listen,sweetie,I don't know the boy,but you have to be a bit of a dork
to prefer math to a beautiful girl,you know what I'm saying?
By the time I'm done with him,he won't be able to count with his fingers.
That's the spirit.
-Hey,Maggie. -Hey,Stan,thanks for coming.
Come on,help me clear up.
Oh,uh... You knew Vinnie Vitale,right,Fred?
Silly me,he was one of your guys.
Anyway,Auggie Campania ratted him out,
and the carnage when we went by to pick him up,very sad.
Auggie gave us the whole clan.
We collared practically every one of them and that's down to you,Freddy.
What do you mean,Stan?
You were the first one to set a good example,by snitching on your own family.
Now,everybody thinks you're poolside someplace,
tanning your ass off.
You are the best advertisement we ever had.
Well,thanks for the party,and we'll see you soon.
Don't mention it.
Fuck.
Have you ever noticed the number of things
Dad is capable of expressing just with the word "fuck"?
-Trying to say Dad's illiterate? -No...
I mean,he's a good 0l' boy,so you know
he talks to be understood,not just to sound good.
So,from him,a "fuck" can mean,
"Holy shit,what did I just get myself into."
Or,"Great pasta." Or "I'm gonna get that guy for that."
So why does a guy like that need to stay up all night writing
when he could already express the entire range
of human emotions with a single word?
So,you see,as I told you,the tests show the water is fine.
But my water comes out brown when I turn on the faucet.
Perhaps your plumbing is a little bit on the old side,quite simply.
Well,what about the sewage plant I heard about.
It's almost brand new. Go and see for yourself.
Mr. Blake,I know the mayor's office is always a perfect scapegoat,
but for once,we didn't do anything.
Well,sometimes doing nothing makes you just as guilty
as if you did a whole bunch of things.
Listen,Mr. Blake.
I have nothing against foreigners,
but you have only just come here.
Let us resolve our difficulties in our own way.
True,it can drag on,
but we always find a solution in the end.
Well,Mr. Blake,it was a pleasure to meet you.
Pleasure to meet you too,Mr. Mayor.
This is really good. You've really improved.
It's because I have a good teacher.
Perhaps,but soon,you won't need him anymore.
So when do you take your exams again?
-Next week. -And what happens if you pass?
Well,um,I guess,I go to Paris and find a job.
OK,uh... Let's find you something a bit tougher to do.
Here we go,a turbine problem.
The water is already brown when it reaches us.
We are at the end of the chain.
So why does everybody give us shit about this?
Why don't you go and see who is really responsible?
I'd be happy to. Just give me one clue and I promise you,
nobody will give you a hard time after that.
-Chemical fertilizers turn the water brown. -Fertilizers?
And there are not 50 factories producing fertilizers around here.
There's only one.
Sorry to bother you.
I know,Jesus,that my family tries your patience.
But you know,deep down,they're not bad people.
They just need you to guide them,
and I'm relying on you,
because I can't do it all on my own.
Amen.
Father,you gave me a start.
If there's one place you shouldn't be frightened,it's in church.
Yes,you're right. I'm sorry.
You know,this isn't the first time I've seen you in the middle of the day,
praying on your own,but never at mass.
Yes,well,I come as often as I can.
I was expecting a parishioner,who can't make it apparently.
Would you like to take his place for confession?
Me?
Oh,I confess it's been years since I went to confession.
Well,then that's one thing at least you should ask forgiveness for.
I imagine that you're bound by some sort of confidentiality clause.
Nothing I say leaves the building.
We are bound by something far more sacred
than a confidentiality clause.
The secrecy of the confessional box.
Have no fear.
Venez.
Warren! Your homework?
My homework?
The assignment I gave you for the last edition of the school newspaper.
A short story in English with wordplay and double-meanings.
Oh,yeah,that one.
Warren,it goes off to the printers tonight,
-so don't tell me you haven't done it. -No,of course I did it.
-Wonderful. Can I have it? -Yeah,it's just in here.
Give me five minutes to get you a hard copy.
Five minutes and not one second more.
More than enough.
Wordplay...
In English...
-Nice. -You havin' a good time?
What's on at the opera right now?
You wouldn't like it,Don Luchese. They're doing Boris Godunov.
It's a story written by a Russian. Russki.
Why Wouldn't I like it?
If it's "Godunov" for you,it's "good enough" for me.
"if it's good enough for you,
it's Godunov for me."
If she doesn't like that,then too bad for her.
I got the Gazette.
Cheri. Cheri.
Gary! Can you do five minutes' work a day?
-Just for me. -Boss,I'm on my break.
Move your ass before I kick it!
Vincenze,I think I'm in love.
Oh. Who's the lucky girl?
They call her Miss April.
You should wait for summer.
That's why you ought to stay at it.
-Yeah. -Hey,Morales.
I have a package for you,boss.
-How's your knee? -Much better. Thank you.
Looks like a package from my nephew.
My coffee. You gotta taste this,Morales.
I would love to,but I have a situation in Block C.
-I'll keep some for you. -Thanks.
Specialty from home,huh?
No,a guy from Milan who spent some time here introduced me to this.
Not as creamy as Irish coffee,but less sickly.
-Salute. -Salute.
-Well? -Yeah,it's nice. Good.
-This is French,no? -Let me see.
I've learned four languages in my time here and started Chinese lessons recently.
I butchered them for decades in Chinatown,
never understanding a damn word they said.
I thought I owed them that much,at least.
Yes,it's French.
"If it's 'Godunov' for you,it's... it's 'good enough' for me."
Go get Morales.
Please follow me. Mr. Chambard will see you now.
Ah. Mr. Blake.
I don't want to seem rude,but I don't have much time.
-I have a plane to catch. -Oh,yeah?
-Oh,you're a biker? -Yes,always have been.
What can I do for you?
I hope you are not here about this brown water business too.
I'm afraid so.
If only we could put a stop to this archaic way of thinking,
"chemicals equal pollution."
No,believe me,you're preaching to the converted.
But you know,it's when I turn my water on in my kitchen,
and it comes out brown,I don't want brown water.
-I want my water crystal-clear... -Buy bottled water then.
If there is one thing I don't like,it's being interrupted.
So I'm going to ask you one more time,and I advise you to pay close attention.
When I turn on my faucet,and the water comes out brown,
I don't want my water brown,I want it crystal-clear.
-So what can you do for me? -The turbine...
-The turbine? -Yes.
The pumps,stop it.
Where is this turbine?
Next tank... number five.
Good.
No. My children.
You open your big mouth about this,you won't have no children no more.
What are you doing?
I'm just passing the time,waiting on you.
-Where you been? -I was just walking the dog.
Mm-hmm.
You read the manuscript?
It's my job,Fred. Don't get mad,I'm supposed to be keeping an eye on you.
What am I to expect next time? You come out of my toilet bowl?
No,not me,but Di Cicco could any minute.
You amaze me,Fred. Really.
You're not as illiterate as you seem.
This is a bit rough around the edges,but you got a style all your own.
I particularly enjoyed your account of the peace negotiations
with the Esteban family after your turf wars.
You made a "concession," that's what's they call a euphemism,Freddy.
You practically kissed his smelly Colombian ass that day.
Stan,I thought we had an agreement. We wouldn't insult each other.
Keep your ass in this chair,you wouldn't be feeling insulted right now.
On the other hand,your account of me is a bit harsh.
"The FBI pitbull who's been ruining my life
for the last six years."
"Eyes... colder than a rotten fish."
Uh,"He'd be capable of hauling his own mother
into court for fudging on her taxes."
That is just awkward,hackneyed syntax. Freddy,take it easy.
You escaped our surveillance and that is enough for me to terminate
the Witness Protection Program right now,and there's not a goddamn thing
all your cronies in Washington could do about it.
If you plan another stunt like this,
I'm gonna put an electronic bracelet on your ankle.
Stan,don't you think you're overreacting a little too much?
What is all this grief about? A couple of pages
written in a garage in the middle of nowhere?
This gets out,you're dead.
Stan,we're all gonna die.
And I'll be honest with ya.
Dying for these words...
...is always nobler than the death I'm destined for.
OK.
Give me the rest of it to read when you're finished.
Deal?
You've got a real page-turner here.
I can't wait to see how it ends.
Uh... Belle. Uh... I'm sorry.
Today is a special day for me.
I know. Your exam's tomorrow.
Yes. My train is at 7:15 this evening,and...
We won't do any exercises tonight.
I didn't intend to.
I,uh... put together some exercises
for you to do,uh,at home.
They're equations.
And I have something that I'd like you to solve.
What's more beautiful than life itself...
...devours you inside...
...makes you laugh and cry all day...
...and makes you do anything...
...anytime...
...any place?
Belle...
And the answer is?
Mmm! Fuck!
-Gio. -Aw,honey,I can't...
I'm sorry,but only a good old-fashioned expression is worthy of your pasta.
It is so good that's the only way you describe it: "fucking good."
It's the ultimate compliment.
I'd happily do without your fucking compliments.
Honey,it's so good,it's better than New York.
No,your memory's playing tricks on you,honey.
These tomatoes are from Spain. There's no flavor whatsoever.
Yeah,Alzheimer's coming to get you,Dad?
Yeah,OK. But,you know,
there's something you do that's just amazing.
No,nostalgia compensates for the lack of flavors
and stimulates the brain to recreate all the missing pieces.
What is this with you guys? Huh?
I'm trying to pay your mother a compliment over here,
and you guys are going off on some other nonsense.
Huh? What's wrong with this family?
What is this now? Hey. Where's she going?
She leaves the table in the middle of dinner?
I think she has a little crush on someone.
Yeah,it's a math geek.
A crush? And I'm the last to know,obviously.
It hasn't gone past first base so far,I don't think.
Well,that's good to know,but the guy just thinks he can call
at any time of the day or night? What are we doing here?
Gio,it's fine.
It's not fine. It's almost nine o'clock.
This is not a decent time for anybody to be calling us. What are we doing?
-Dad. It's for you. -Yeah.
Yeah.
Good evening. This is Mr. Lemercier.
We met a few weeks ago at your barbecue. I'm the English teacher.
Oh,yeah,yeah. I know you,yeah. Right,right.
-So what can I do for you? -Well,um...
I've run the Cholong Film Society for nearly five years now,
on a voluntary basis,of course.
I see,I didn't know that.
We meet once a month for a film,usually followed by a debate.
Ah.
I must say,the arrival of an American writer in Cholong seems like
the perfect opportunity to revisit some American classics,
and I thought of a film that would suit you wonderfully.
What would that be?
Some Came Running by Vincente Minnelli.
Yeah,that rings a bell. That's the one with Sinatra or Dean Martin?
-Both. -What's it about?
A writer,who's an army veteran,goes back home with an unfinished novel.
-And who plays the writer? Frank? -Yeah.
Well,let me think that over,and I'll get back to you.
Very gracious of you. Good night,Mr. Blake.
-Thank you,OK. Bye. -Thank you.
-Hey,Fred. -Who's this? Pluto or Goofy?
It's Di Cicco. What do you mean,"Let me think it over"?
I don't talk to dumbbells. Play the tape for Stan and let him call me.
You out of your mind?
Stan,you told me to integrate,that's what I did. I integrated.
He seemed like a nice guy and I didn't want to upset him and risk being unpopular.
"Unpopular"? Who the hell asked you to be popular?
"Integrated," "discreet," "nondescript."
What the hell are you gonna be doing at a debate
on American movie classics anyway?
The subject just... as a writer...
You're not a writer,Fred.
You even said I had a style all my own.
You're just a mean son of a bitch who managed to save his own ass.
Stan,I saved my own ass because I don't wanna fucking live
like a zombie the rest of my life. I paid big time for that right,Stan.
The right to live decent,physically,mentally,intellectually.
So I'm gonna get a copy of that movie,I'm gonna watch it,
and I'm gonna think of some interesting stuff to say,
and you're gonna come with me to that debate. You understand?
And for that,you know what? I promise,
I'll give you a good write-up in my memoirs.
-You're insane. -I know.
Yeah.
-I'll see you at the debate. -OK.
Don't expect me to come to your debate.
Thanks for your support.
Salut,Don Luchese. How are you?
I'm on the trail of Giovanni Manzoni.
Are you sure? We looked all over the south of France for this guy.
The bastard's hiding out in Normandy.
Head over there and make him pay. Him and all his family.
Where is he exactly?
Warren Blake!
Hurry up,a little quicker.
Go on.
Warren Blake.
There's not much to say about your grades.
Fifteen out of 20,right across the board. No problem there.
Now,let's talk about your conduct,
and the 22 complaints I have received about you.
Complaints? About what?
Take your pick.
Assault,corruption,bullying,
threatening students,teachers,adults.
Where do you want to start?
I want to see my lawyer.
My eyes are killing me from watching him too much.
-Well,what's he doing? -Nothing. He's just sitting at his desk.
-Hello? -Belle? It's me.
I know it's you,sweetheart.
-It's the boyfriend. -How did it go?
Fine. All the stuff I studied for came up.
I had a quick check afterwards and I think I got pretty much everything right.
I'm so proud of you. Are you coming home on the train tonight?
Uh,no. I'm going to stay in Paris for a few days.
My father's in town and I have to start looking for an apartment.
Well,nothing too small and maybe one that has a bathtub.
On my budget,it won't be much bigger than a shoebox.
A shoebox is fine as long as it has a bed.
Belle,you're a wonderful person.
Amazing,even. And it was an unforgettable experience.
An experience?
Yeah,I mean...
...a fabulous moment.
I gave you my heart and soul,
things I've never given to anybody before,
and you wanna call it "a fabulous moment"?
Yes,you're right. It was much more than that,but...
You're right,it was more than that. I chose you,Henri.
Belle,I'm not ready for that. My family doesn't have very much money...
-What an asshole. -...and they're relying on me.
-That's not the way to do it. -Come on. Over the phone?
I can't drop everything just like that for...
-For...? -Belle,try to understand.
Let's give it a few weeks and maybe we can meet up now and then.
From door to door?
Belle...
Love was the only thing
that could take me away from my crazy life.
It was my only hope.
And you crushed it.
-Seventeen years old. -Slap him in the face myself.
-That's not the way to do it. -Unbelievable.
I'm warning you,Fred. One word out of line,I'll lock you in this house for one year.
Stan,will you relax?
We're not gonna go shake nobody down.
We're gonna go watch a movie at Cholong-sur-Avre.
That's all.
-Want to walk? -No,we'll take my car.
-You ever see that movie? -Never heard of it.
Father,I managed to get away.
-Ow... -You. You can't stay here.
-What's wrong? -Your confession has haunted me all week.
-How can you live such a hellish existence? -Isn't that the point of confessing?
Your family is the incarnation of evil,
and your life is a never-ending pact with the devil.
Leave this holy place,for the love of God.
Enjoy the show.
-Thank you. -Merci.
-Good crowd. Huh? -Yeah.
If they'd put your picture out front or in the newspaper,
we would have a sell-out.
Are you gonna moan and groan all night?
Can't you just sit down and relax and enjoy it?
In our long friendship,this is our first-ever guys' night out.
-Friendship? -Yeah.
I mean,you're probably the guy I hate the most in this whole fucking world,
but we've known each other what,nine,ten years already?
My freedom is based on the deep respect that I have for you.
Explain how that works. How can we have a friendship when you hate me?
It works just fine. Look at my best friends,I killed them all.
Just kidding.
Uh... My dear friends,
apologies for the delay which was due to certain technical issues.
Unfortunately as has happened on two previous occasions,
la Cinematheque de Normandie has sent us the wrong film.
Well,that's one problem solved.
-Come on,I'll buy you a drink. -But in this unfortunate mix-up,
we received another American film,also set in the US.
And I'm sure that Mr. Blake,as a New Yorker,will be able to confirm,
I would say,the authenticity of the film's setting.
If,of course,he does us the honor of... of staying?
Uh... I'll try,yeah. I'll try my best. Yeah,sure.
Thank you.
Thank you,Mr. Blake,for staying for this other film,
which is also a masterpiece.
One of the very best
by the famous director Martin Scorsese.
Ladies and gentlemen,
Goodfellas.
-All right,that's it. Come on. -No,we're staying.
Don't be stupid. Come on.
We'll draw ten times more attention to ourselves by running out now.
They're gonna wonder what we're running away from.
I'm not gonna spend two hours listening to you rhapsodize
about your family's home videos.
It's a good movie,Stan. Gangsters all over the screen,
that's gotta be a turn-on for a top cop like you.
I bet it's your favorite secret jerk-off movie.
You could tell me.
You're gonna like the way it ends. I guarantee.
As far back as I can remember,I always wanted to be a gangster.
Jesus! You scared the shit out of me!
What are you doing? Going somewhere?
Yeah. I got into some trouble at school.
I don't want the Feds blaming you guys for what I did,
so I'm gonna bail out and head to Paris.
I'm 14,so,it's time I started out in the business.
Dad was 13 when he started.
Yeah,we don't have lD's or anything like that,so you can't...
You think I'm some kind of amateur?
You never cease to amaze me.
Yeah.
-Those are Mom's pearls. -Yeah.
Where are you going?
-To be with the man that I love. -Cool.
-Take care of yourself,OK? -Yeah.
Come here.
-I love you,you know. -I love you,too.
What a...
What a beautiful movie,my friends. Thank you.
Now,we're gonna do a little debate,
totally unprepared,of course,but...
OK,Mr. Blake?
Be careful,Fred.
Now,I have a question for you,Mr. Blake.
When one lives in New York,does one sense quite so vividly
the presence of the Mafia,as it is represented in movies?
Uh... The presence of the Mafia?
Uh... Might one,you know,bump into men
like the three gangsters in the movie in the street?
Uh... In the street?
You know,there's an opening scene,
and there's a guy on the left...
...with a yellow shirt on,sitting on the chair that's turned around,
he was a real gangster.
Stone-cold killer.
You'd see him on Hester and Mulberry.
Every morning he'd be having his coffee,just like he did when he was a kid.
His father used to beat him up,threw him out of the house.
This kid had a lot of aggression,
and that's where that killer instinct comes out,
'cause you've been getting so many beatings,you just don't give a fuck.
At 12 years old this kid had,what you'd call a beef with...
...an argument with a kid from another neighborhood,
and one thing led to another,the next thing you know,
he beat him to death with a two-by-four.
"Put his hand in cold water."
That's an expression that certain people used to use
when you killed somebody for the first time.
Why aren't they answering it? The kids are home,aren't they?
Yeah,the lights are on in their bedrooms.
Please.
It's OK,Maggie's home.
Please. Oh,pick up the phone.
Hello?
Check out the town,get a feel for what's going on.
Gotcha.
No,stop,already it's super late.
Yeah,I'm outside. No stop,really? Seriously?
on,m,Belle.
Wait a minute.
Wow,what's wrong with the dress?
-Can I use your phone? -You don't lend your phone to people.
Yeah?
You take care of the firehouse and meet us outside the town hall.
-We'll take the cops. -OK.
So,finally they get so impatient,they just shoot him,shoot him.
Boom,boom,boom. Put him in the fucking tote. Bam!
This fucker's out of control.
Round up Maggie and the kids. We're gonna go into plan B tonight.
Gotcha.
-What's going on? -We're outta here tonight.
-Hello? -Hi. It's Belle.
Belle. I can't really talk right now. I'm having dinner with my father.
I won't keep you long. I just wanted to tell you that I love you.
Belle...
And hear your voice one more time before I go.
-You're leaving Cholong? -Yes.
Where are you going?
To be with you.
Belle,we've already talked about this.
For now,it's better if we just give each other some space.
One of my sister's come down,we're having a big family meal.
I really can't talk right now.
-Sir,how can I help you? -Sorry,I don't speak French.
Try that.
Found it.
But,uh,I'll give you a ring in a week,
OK,when I get back from Paris.
I'll call you back.
I got a question for you,young man. How many people are in this firehouse?
Nobody,just me.
Good news.
Hey. Hey,guys.
Hey. Did you guys see the kids go out? They're not in their rooms.
No,they're supposed to be at home.
Oh,yeah,well. I guess they must have snuck out.
That's what kids their age do,right?
Maggie,do you have any idea where they could be?
No. I guess if you'd let them have cell phones we could find out.
Maggie,look,Stan's activated the emergency plan. You're leaving tonight.
What's wrong,things went badly at the film society?
It was a complete disaster.
Paulo and Albert at the intersection.
Bernie and Tommy on the street there,watching for the Feds.
They must have a hideout with a view of the house.
Mezzo,you cut off the back exit,if they try to run that way.
Billy and me,we take care of the rest. Everybody happy?
Yeah,that should do.
What time do we synchronize our watches to?
What time is it now? Who's got French time?
-Me. It'll be midnight in 15 seconds. -Good.
Fuck.
What was that?
Jesus,the police switchboard is down.
-What's going on? -I don't know,but if I find out
if you had anything even remotely to do with this,
you're gonna go away for a hell of a long time.
Calm down. I was with you all night.
That's the problem. Your alibi is too good.
I forbid you to leave this house. Is that clear?
Yeah.
My husband's home. I'm gonna go look for the kids.
Wait.
Yes?
I'm going by the police station to see what's going on.
I want the whole family in the house.
OK.
Stay right here.
Anybody here?
I want you to check this block out and meet me back here in ten,all right?
You got it.
-Bernie. -Yeah?
-The Feds are here somewhere. Find them. -I will.
Guys,look,I just wanna pack some clothes
in case you send us to the North Pole,and I gotta find my kids.
I won't be long,I promise. Five minutes.
-OK. -Five minutes.
Thanks.
-They're here. They've found us. -Who?
I don't know how,but the street's crawling with them.
They're here.
There's no number on the house.
That means that's the one. Let's go.
Yeah.
It's a cleanup operation. Get that family out of there.
Maggie's with us. The kids are unaccounted for. Only Fred's in the house.
See that,Malavita? Huh?
What's up?
-Happy? -very-.
Wanna go out?
Oh,my God. They're gonna blow up the house.
Oh,my God.
Oh,Gio,pick up the phone. Please.
Pick up the phone.
Shh! Shh!
Maggie,be calm. Shh!
OK. Maggie,listen to me.
We're going to go out the back,you wait a few seconds.
-On my signal,you come out. -Where are my kids?
I don't know where your kids are,but on my signal,you come out,OK?
Let's go.
-Come on. Let's go. -OK.
Fuck.
-What's that? -Bernie.
Oh,my God.
-Hey,Maggie. -Hey,Bernie.
-It's good to see you again. -The feeling's not mutual,Bernie.
Maggie,I'd like to make it a clean kill.
After what your husband did,and you know the rule.
-I have to dirty you first. -Yeah,I know.
Holy shit.
OK.
Maggie,if you don't put up a fight,it won't hurt so bad.
-Aw,geez. -What?
Hey guys. I found the dog,he's hurt.
What should we do with it,Tom?
He said everybody and no witnesses,right?
Come on,it's not like the dog could rat on anyone.
-Just shoot the fucking mutt,Al. -He's a dog.
Albert,shoot the dog or I'm gonna shoot you.
All right,relax,put the fucking gun down,Tommy. OK?
I'll shoot the fucking dog.
Easy,my friend.
You're not a little girl anymore,Belle.
Fuck you.
Thank you.
Fuck.
This morning,I was worth $20 million.
I'm probably worth double that now.
I've cheated death so many times in my life,I don't even think about it anymore.
It's like getting caught outside in a storm.
You just have to avoid being hit by the lightning.
But all things considered,I had a pretty good day.
My family is more together than we've ever been,
the water in town ain't brown no more,
and for a couple of hours,I was the toast of the local film society
in Cholong-sur-Avre.
In fact,the only thing that's pissing me off now
is that I have to re-write this entire fucking book.
And we have to change our names again. Son of a bitch.
黑幫追殺令
他嘲笑你
花生醬
現在知道，美國人，為什麼有那麼多胖子了
真是的，那麼愛吃甜食
我不想多說，但這裡是我們的地盤
雖然1944年，他們趕走納粹，但是，我就是不喜歡他們
不停地說這說那
我孫子穿著像他們，也聽同樣的音樂
還看一樣的連續劇
他們三餐都是漢堡，早晨，中午和晚上
他們已經沒有品味了
看到了嗎？沒有禮貌，但很大方
-去幫他 -你去吧
我的車
紐約，阿提卡州立監獄
你好，保護費帶了嗎？
沒有，我父親不准我向人借錢
你讓我來這裡，就是跟我說這個？
你的孩子寫了首詩
真的嗎？
我會在飛機上看
發生什麼事？
會是誰呢？
你去看看吧
爸爸
喂？喂？
喂？
幹我們這一行，只有一個問題
『命值多少錢？』
知道你值多少錢，就知道你快要死了
我？我的命值2000萬美元
我願意花盡我所有的錢，來換回我原來的生活
親愛的，醒來，我們到了
-該死，也該到了 -華倫，注意言辭
我們花了11個小時
到了這裡，臭的像糞坑
你也不必這樣說話
-是狗的味道 -沒錯，是狗的味道
如果你常給它洗澡
好像是我求你一樣的，那不會有這問題了
對，對，我們在找10號
-下一戶，在左側 -沒有門牌
是的，我知道，史坦說，就在那邊，對
不，不，向左走，然後
就在那裡，對
那裡
到了
就這裡了
沒有電
不會，一定有，打開電源就好
-媽，你在做什麼？ -趕老鼠
-這裡有老鼠？ -沒看到，不曉得
-如果有老鼠，我不住這裡 -貝兒，別說了，拜託
反正你父親也受不了，不到24小時
他就會殺光，屋子裡所有活的生物
貝兒，上面右邊是你的房間，華倫，你在姐姐隔壁
-這裡很冷 -我來生火
好嗎？
那些白癡居然又忘了電視
-明天會送來，他說的 -明天，他們最愛說的詞
不要跟我抱怨，缺了什麼？
去跟他們說
有誰知道，這裡的地名？
丘隆河畔，諾曼地
阿芙是河的意思
就是1944年，盟軍，在這裡登陸，著名的諾曼地？
-卡蒙伯爾省 -卡瓦多斯省
嗯
這裡最有名兩件事，還有就是日光浴
是啊，巴黎也有這些
好吧，但這是，我們現在住的地方
而他們遠在天邊享受乳酪，這是真實世界
馬維他？
你在這裡啊，乖狗狗
嘿，親愛的，要我幫你整理行李嗎？
不用，不用，我自己來
快讓孩子們睡覺，明天他們還要上學
好
我知道不是你的臭味，但我不能說
你去哪裡了？
-檢查屋子周圍 -範圍這麼大？
我掉東西了
我想讓狗幫我一直找
-明天我會找到它 -喔，太好了
沒有麥片，沒有麵包，沒有花生醬
你們只能吃我做的甜甜圈
今早從麵包店買的
-學校在哪裡？ -我在地圖上標出來了
-我們還用真名嗎？ -不，我們叫布萊克
酷
以防萬一
-你的頭髮未乾 -媽，沒事的
-今天愉快 -再見，爸爸
-我愛你 -我也愛你
我去鎮上走走
-買些東西 -好把
不要穿著睡袍，整天在家晃蕩，行不行？
-怕鄰居看？ -不，你得振作
我很振作，甜心，不要擔心，我只是有點懶
你比我還要適應新地方
我們要怎麼告訴鄰居？
給我時間想，同時
對我微笑，給我點時間，讓我思考一下
史坦關照過我
你不能踏出門半步
-到什麼時候？ -直到他到這裡
更不要說到鎮上了
那我怎麼找他？
他在美國，親愛的
看起來並不有趣
是啊，我們只好將就了
-一起吃午飯？ -好的
好
-給你 -謝謝你，小姐
這裡附近，有什麼景點嗎？
博物館，紀念館？
有，有個機器博物館在維亞瑞
也有聖塞西教堂
那裡有15世紀的彩色玻璃窗
我可以走過去嗎？
不行，在隔壁鎮，20公里
隔壁鎮
-你是美國佬？ -你要幹什麼？
如果你是美國人，你一定很有錢
哇，你若看很多書
你就會很博學
在耍我，是不是？
好吧，我們直接說吧
你要幹什麼？恐嚇，勒索，保護費？
我不是小販，這裡也不是市場
還是要我聽你的命令？
歡迎來丘隆，美國佬
對不起，你在說什麼？
(法語)
花生醬
啊我們沒有那種東西，小姐
我只是問問
對不起，麵條放哪裡？
在右下角，狗食的後面
-謝謝你 -不客氣
一共92法郎，麻煩你
留著零錢吧
-食物好嗎？ -起碼能吃
你怎麼了？
-打架 -說吧
剛才和你搭訕的四個白癡
他們是12年級的，在組織夏季舞會
我不稀罕去
那邊戴帽子的，是橄欖球隊的隊長
他願意做任何事，如果能有好成績
他的朋友，吉米·亨德利
喜歡粉紅髮帶的那女孩
正走過來的那個黑衣女孩，來自高譚市
在學校裡偷賣香煙
在窗戶邊的兩個八婆是姐妹
坐在角落的那個王八蛋，是這裡的老大
你的眼睛，就是他打的？
是，不要擔心，我會討回來
-我找到他的弱點了 -是什麼？
他想通過兩周後的考試
只有一個人可以幫他
就是獨坐的那人，工程師的兒子
你在浪費時間，不是嗎？
我沒有時間可以浪費
盡情享受吧
1931年，我的祖父，租了200輛凱迪拉克車
組成車隊，用來出席他妻子的葬禮
在1957年，父親，切薩雷·曼佐尼
是全國的107位代表之一
被邀請參加簽署阿巴契公約，這是很榮耀的事
你能想像，我在工廠打卡上下班嗎？
我不會背叛我的父親
這永遠都不會發生
我也不想被迫去，參予家族企業
我是自願的
但是，現在，美國的殺手
準備殺了我，價值2000萬美元的性命
我毫不後悔
還有，實際上，在心裡，我還有些受寵若驚
乖狗狗
-玫瑰花需要用心打理 -是啊
-你剛搬來？ -是啊，昨天
-你是美國人嗎？ -嗯
-啊 -好還是不好？
法國是個，很受外國人喜歡的地方，你會住很久嗎？
我不會住久，我們經常搬家
-因為我的工作 -哦，你是做什麼的？
-我是一個作家 -作家？
你寫什麼，小說？
不，不，也許有一天但現在，只是歷史
有關登陸，所以，我搬來這裡
-登陸，是一個大話題 -是的
你從哪個角度寫？
我的角度？嗯，海軍陸戰隊員，他們很傑出
我想，登陸可不只大兵
是，但我也會提軍隊
軍團，從艦隊開始
在登陸前，全靠他們了
當然，我想應該給『霸王行動』頒發一枚勳章
是呀，我不覺得，一枚勳章就夠了
沒什麼比得，314名士兵的捐軀
在我看來，是這樣
都是年輕人，他們主要來自德州，對不對？
是啊，他們是真正的牛仔
那是當然，對
哎呀，都下午4點了，我要回屋裡了
孩子要從學校回家了
-很高興認識你 -我也是
很高興認識你
我為什麼要說，我是作家呢？
窗子上的畫，描繪聖馬丁的一生
是15世紀的彩色玻璃窗
-哦 -你來這裡觀光？
不，我和我的家人剛搬來
-哦，離這裡不遠 -歡迎你這樣啊
我們總是很高興
能有新成員的加入
再見
哇，真難置信
-我也有收集 -真的嗎？
是啊，雖然不像你，我幾個月前才開始收集
我現在只差PSG球員8號了
我回去看看，我想我可以幫你弄到
如果你真有，說真的，我願意用任何東西交換
說定了，夥計
嘿，想要搭一程嗎？
謝了，我坐整天了，想要走走
當然，但這是，讓大家熟悉的好機會
-帶你認識這裡 -別不理人
來吧，美國妞
我代表我們，美麗的小鎮歡迎你
而且，還能提高英語水準
迷路了？
我想，我忘了轉彎
-你住哪兒？ -法德麗路？
有幾英里遠，你回家天都黑了
打開車門
所以呢？
別開太快
聽你的
我們好像遠離小鎮了，對不對？
你得看看公園，週末時，大家都會去那裡
-你喜歡游泳嗎？ -當然
我正想，美國妞在泳池的樣子
-你想做什麼？ -增進我們的關係
是啊，但是，我現在最好回家
這是我到這裡的第一天
放輕鬆
只要5分鐘，我們就可以更瞭解彼此
清醒了嗎，清醒了嗎？
嘿，大伙
如果你們這樣對待女人
你們走不長遠
女孩不是你們在公園，做愛的玩具
知道嗎，你們的未來，取決於女性
你們不關心未來嗎？
所以，好好對待女人，否則，你們就沒有未來
-嘿 -老媽買了全年的量
-有花生醬嗎？ -你在開玩笑吧
嘿
-嘿，親愛的 -嘿
你們今天如何？
-很好 -那就好
嗨，唐魯奇，你有要冰塊？
不是他
好，好，我繼續找
知道了
你們的老師，他們如何？
-很好 -不好
華倫，你能不能，不要每句，都有『他媽的』？
-對不起 -這裡不是布魯克林
你媽媽說的對，兒子，我們不在布魯克林
事實上，我也不想離布魯克林這麼遠，來這鬼地方了
我去開門，幫你們媽媽把菜吃完
-第一天感覺如何？ -還不錯
-有要報告的嗎？ -沒有，沒有什麼特別的
孩子呢？學校？
他們總是，比我們更快適應
-我聽說，你遇到了鄰居 -是啊，左邊那家
-你們在談什麼？ -玫瑰花，大部分
你們聊了一小時的玫瑰花？
是啊，我想
不如，此回我扮做作家？
作家，很好，可以解釋，為何你常在家裡
-好吧，我要做點什麼？ -先讀點書吧
小說，童書，這一類的東西
-浪漫的戰爭，也許？ -不
還有別的事嗎？
電視不見了，我們少了五個箱子
卡車摔進溝裡，摔壞了電視
有訂了個新電視，一周內到，至於箱子，我不知道
-好吧 -哦
還有，穆瑞，穆瑞
班克辛，在尼斯開店的那個人，難道你不知道？
知道，他想把義大利食物，賣給我的妻子
他消失兩天了，你知道他可能在哪裡？
不知道，你為什麼要問我？
因為，2周前你痛毆他
如果不是我趕到，他就死了
那可惡的人，賣了12只龍蝦給我
說是新鮮剛撈的，結果我打開一看
是冷凍，臭掉的蝦，這會害死我全家
你一家需要12只龍蝦幹嘛？弗雷德
我想請鄰居吃飯，就是這樣
你不能在這裡做生意，弗雷德，我們說好的，你沒忘記把？
我只是想賺點錢罷了
你究竟想要幹什麼，你以為你在度假？
所以，你不知道，穆瑞哪去了？
不知道，如果你找到他了
告訴他，龍蝦的錢我可不付
去適應吧，弗雷德，我受夠了來找你
在新地方90天裡的每一天，我可以信任你嗎？
當然，因為我只能倚賴你了
你知道，如果被他們找到，你全家會如何嗎？
不要讓這事發生，對吧？我是說，這是你的任務
不要讓我的工作難堪
我兩天內會回來
奇哥和米莫留在這裡
喔，我現在更好睡了
-幫我問候瑪姬 -我會替你問候的
-他說了什麼？ -哦，和往常一樣的廢話
賈拉曼波
這是什麼鬼名字？
嘿，瑪姬
-你好，寶貝 -你好，你好
哦，就放在那裡
聽著，我會拿下去
嗨，大家好
-去找東西吃 -好
嘿，很高興你能來
威利
-哦，嘿，派對很成功 -謝謝你
嗨，親愛的
還要什麼嗎？
-要，威士忌加水 -沒問題
馬上來
很高興見到你們
-啊 -怎麼了，親愛的？
沒事，我夢到布魯克林家的後院
好在，僅是做夢
不要再想了，否則你會失眠
好的，好的
好的
我要講的故事，全是真的，發生在我身上
我沒有捏造
就像史坦說的
我只需要，知道是真，還是假
但是，我有義務保持緘默，這又是另一回事了，去他媽的義務
我只是想說實話，說出真相而已
就這一回，說出究竟，我身上發生什麼事了
就算，沒有人看過這書，也無妨
瑪姬，給我一杯咖啡，好嗎？
瑪姬，你聽見了嗎？
瑪姬，你沒聽見我在叫你嗎？
你能讓電視劇停下來嗎？
甜心，我在工作
你用打字機做什麼？
是啊，我在寫東西
那是你要告訴鄰居的謊話
告訴你，我在寫作
你連看書都有問題，難道要寫
『諾曼地登陸』？你連艾森豪是誰，都不知道
還是忘了『諾曼地登陸』吧
那只是一個噱頭，我在寫別的內容
好吧，告訴我，你在寫什麼？
我的回憶錄
我就知道
史坦認為這是個好主意
當作偽裝是個好主意
不是要你真的寫回憶錄
你沒意識到這會惹麻煩嗎？
-我又沒說我要出版 -最好不要出版
看誰的照片在封面上？只有喬瓦尼·曼佐尼
我很想發洩，寫出真相，對我很好
即使，只有我一個人看
我得發現自我，你明白嗎？
這些全是我親眼目睹，我過去的真實人生
我明白，但是，你能不能做其他的事？
我的意思是，作為一個作家的老婆一點都不迷人
這聽上去更像是『花瓶老婆』至少你可以徵求我一下建議
在法國南部，我說，我是一個建築師
-哦，拜託 -鄰居想要我幫忙建造
游泳池，和烤比薩的爐子
好，你知道嗎，算了吧
你能不能，做個5分鐘的水管工？我將感激不盡
自來水是棕色的
你打電話叫人了嗎？
打兩次電話了，他一直沒有來
-你又要去哪裡？ -去為你做事
該死
-嗨，兩位好 -嗨，瑪姬
烤辣椒，橄欖油
如你們所願，加上許多大蒜
你真好，瑪姬
這味道，讓我有家的感覺
-有麵包嗎？ -有
快去拿來，還在等什麼？
你應該早上9點來的
現在都中午了，為什麼？
是，我知道了，這次你確定？
你確定，很好，很好
我會在這裡，我什麼地方都不去，不要讓我等太久，好嗎？
嘿，史坦有沒有，跟你們說烤肉的事？
是的
我不知道，吉奧哪來的想法？
-是弗雷德 -弗雷德
我不知道，他哪來的想法，但是，他很堅決
老闆覺得，這是個好主意，可以結交朋友
朋友？拜託，不要侮辱這個詞
-沒錯 -嗯
如果，再有人說，我會用奶油砸他
昨天，我在餐廳吃飯時
那裡有，奶油，湯和蘋果餡餅
天啊，不要提奶油了
媽媽咪呀，糟糕的是，他們什麼全都有奶油
-這完全不搭 -你說什麼？
人的身體不是為了和脂肪作戰
奶油進入我們身體，然後留下來了
讓主動脈堅硬的像棒球棒
然而，橄欖油
雖然更健康，沒什麼缺點，但是味道
-沒錯，用油很重要 -嗯
謝謝
你為什麼不跟他說，你不要奶油醬？
我們不能特殊，記得嗎？
對，但也有個限度，讓父親做些燒烤
至少，我們有像樣的東西吃
-你早上如何？ -很忙
-太好了 -我要的東西呢？
謝謝你
給你，數學回家作業，到時候我可以指望你嗎？
我答應你
我有你的成績單，給你
如果你該我點時間來作假，你的父母永遠不會知道
你要什麼回報？
香煙生意一人一半
同意嗎？
哦，不要動
事前吃一顆，你會像匹種馬
好傢伙
-你這個小壞蛋 -謝了，你怎麼樣？
一個女孩扒了我的粉色袋子
真的嗎？知道誰幹的嗎？
我花了點時間，還是找出來了
-你瘋了 -謝謝你的誇獎
你知道他是誰嗎？
是的，一個大學生，來代課
請產假的老師
他昨天開始，他已被那群母狗盯上了
所以，你很不容易切入
他很癡迷數學
努力學習，喜歡難解的題目
這傢伙很惹人厭
為何不學學運動員？他們比較不用腦
你對他的第一印象為何？
他的眼睛
12號那家，他們怎麼樣？
母親有盜竊癖
被商場趕出來
父親剛動完心臟搭橋手術
除此之外，沒什麼特殊
尤其是那兒子，7年級留級
你覺得，他們會來燒烤？
別擔心，所有人都會來
他們迫不及待
-週末盛事 -這是什麼？真好吃？
-卡瓦多斯 -什麼是卡瓦多斯？
是好東西，讓你溫暖，你有一點
-以前就發生在我身上 -記得嗎，我們曾在德州的工作？
嘿，你叫的水管工？我就是
你說5分鐘就到，現在已經有45分鐘了
你知道，諺語說，遲到總比不到好
謝謝，借過
看看這些水管，至少有100年了
這就解釋了，水的顏色？
-我沒這麼說 -那你什麼意思？
我是說，可能是水管問題，或是其他原因
-其他原因？ -是啊，自來水廠
這你就要找市長了
那我現在應該做什麼？
-現在？什麼也不必做 -知道了
你知道，如果是錢的問題，我們可以解決
錢並不能解決一切
但是，你很幸運，你有錢，你可換掉所有管道
而這，將花費掉相當一筆錢
也有可能，更多的錢
你認為，我應該怎麼辦？
打電話給我的妻子，預付50％的錢
重新安排時間
我們是水管工家庭，我妻子管帳
我兒子在上大學，學的是貿易
我們以水管工家族感到自豪
父親和兒子，承傳五代了
-恭喜你 -謝謝你
還有你，你做什麼的？
我會告訴你
阿爾卡朋說過，持槍問人話，要有禮貌
好過，未持槍問人話
謝謝你的食物
我的榮幸，可以給我，一杯咖啡嗎？
昨天，我的咖啡壺打破了
-馬上來 -謝謝
再見了，老師
再見
-你好 -嘿
-我需要家教 -你需要教數學嗎？
難道你還會其他？
沒有，我只擅長數學
太好了
那麼
你什麼程度？
比程度重要的是，我的動機？
動機？
這就是我想說的
不是，是要賞你這個
我不明白的是，他是如何跌斷腿
如果是從樓梯上摔下來？
是石階，很陡的石階，哦
好吧，但也不可能200多階
這個人，多處骨折
就好像從6樓跌下來
他肩上背著袋子，錘子可能打到他
這可以解釋一兩處，而不是12處
-那你如何解釋12處？ -我不知道，我不是醫生
我是一個作家
我認得他
他是我丈夫的朋友
但是，他現在有鬍子
你知道，我在哪裡可以找到他？
不
他也失蹤了
你知道，他可能去哪裡嗎？
嘿，你在找誰？我的父親，還是這傢伙？
我的工作，不能放過任何線索
一條線索，往往幫助很大
你呢？為什麼，FBI要調查這個案子？
這是跨國合作的一部分
我能看你的證件嗎？
當然可以
下一章，我會描述
世上最骯髒下流的混蛋
我不會寬恕自己，我會在故事裡說實話，不刻意美化自己
但這一章，我會反其道而行
讓你來判斷，我算不算是個好人？
我會用10點來解釋
我列出十大類型，來佐證
以下開始，第十
我總在幫人解決問題
你答應給我錢，我的錢在哪裡？
-破產了 -哦，是嗎？
第九，我從不找替罪羊
第八，只要你給我工作，我一定完成
不，不
第七，我從未欺負害怕我的人
10分鐘內不准動，明白嗎？
第六，我從不背叛，僱用我的人
你為誰工作？這個人嗎？
第五，我不想傷害任何人
-嘿，夥計 -嘿
-發生什麼事了？ -嘿
嘿，朋友
沒關係
第四，我活在法律邊緣
但是，法律不能制裁我
第三沒有人抱怨過我
說我沒有照顧他們
不要再多事了，知道嗎？
謝謝你
-第二 -嗨，喬瓦尼
在我家附近
因為我，連盜竊都沒有
人們活得和平，睡得安穩
最後，上述10點說明我是好人，最重要的一點是
我不喜歡無端製造痛苦
當痛苦是個有好理由時，我對所有的施暴感到很滿意
等等，我還沒完
-我以為你戒煙了 -沒錯
只抽一根，我很需要
-你還好嗎？ -還好
只是在想，我們要再次打包搬家
當他們會發現你殺了水管工
我沒有殺他，我把他送到醫院了
為什麼你要打他？
他是20里內，唯一的水管工
但是，他不尊重我們，讓你白等了
親愛的，這就是日常生活
這傢伙試想要打劫我
他想讓我更換所有的管道，還無法保證
可以解決水的問題，還侮辱我
我至少不會打他，現在，誰來修理水管？
在我們到的第一天，誰把超市給炸了？
超市裡面，全是煙霧，都分不清方向了
水管工說，這全是因為，供水問題
我明天去找市長
你又要去解決市長，是嗎？
不，我會妥善處理，我可是有原則的
是啊，是啊，當然
好了，我們會解決的，別擔心
-你在做什麼？ -和你說話啊
你讓我興奮了
你知道嗎？你生氣時，你比以前更美
-你有毛病 -哈，哈
-我應該去找心理醫生嗎？ -放開我
我想你應該找心理醫生
-你就是我的心理醫生 -上帝不准
你知道的，我更興奮了
當你渾身散發著慾火
-我都不知道，怎麼回你話了 -裝糊塗吧？
停，吉奧，不要在這裡，好了，停，停
-放開我 -就要在這裡，沒錯
然後去走廊，最後是廚房
說，你請的這個亨利是誰？
你聽誰說的？
沒有，他打電話來問，幾點開始燒烤
-他打電話來？ -沒錯，他是誰？
他是學校代課老師
就快成正式老師了，我們要考試了
他會給我個人授課
-個人授課？ -數學課，老媽
很好，至少你會用保險套吧
-媽媽 -什麼？
你以為，我們在學校，在自習教室，能做什麼？
那又如何？
慾望一觸即發，親愛的
哪有合適的時間，地點？
拿你父親為例
我們的第一次，就在教堂
我最不希望，我失去童貞的地方
我和你不一樣，老媽
我要自己選擇時間，地點
這是我生命中的愛
你沒有可樂以外的飲料嗎？
-你還期望有什麼？ -什麼，可樂？
美國式的，肥胖油膩，美國食物
這就是他們期望的鬼食物
不要在你父親面前，說這髒話
是，媽媽，聽著，法國食品很健康
很長壽，有清蒸蔬菜和海藻
他們期望什麼？色情，噪音和不需要的
他們想要圈地，兩磅牛排
-我不那麼肯定 -相信我，好嗎？
到時候，這裡，會像妓院一樣熱鬧
-全鎮的人都來了 -是啊，似乎是個大聚會
是的
-是，老闆？ -他們怎麼樣了？
-非常好 -我一小時內到
-好 -同時，你們也得參加
-當真？ -你是鄰居，對不對？
-好吧 -所以，去那裡，參加派對
好
-他說什麼？ -我們得參加派對
我相信你，不要搞砸了
白領，普通人，一視同仁，好嗎？
-好 -你看到你父親了嗎？
有，他說，他寫完第一章就來
-天啊 -什麼意思，他的章節？
我毫不知情，但是，為了種族的延續
最好不要到處嚷嚷
-好，沒問題 -好，那就好
嗨，歡迎
謝謝你們能來
喔，真美，非常謝謝
你好，我是瑪姬，我們是鄰居
你好，很高興認識你，這是我兒子，華倫
拿著，麻煩你
這是我女兒，貝兒，你好，很高興認識你
歡迎，歡迎，請進，別拘謹，我是瑪姬
嘿
我很好奇，很想嘗嘗，美國人做的真正的漢堡
上帝保佑，你的願望，在10分鐘內，就會實現
請把銀餐具，輕輕地放回去
要不然，我折斷你的兩手
我馬上來
打擾一下，甜心
去找找你父親，然後告訴他
如果他5分鐘內不出現
我會海扁他一頓
-失陪了 -抱歉，打斷你們談話
貝兒
每個人都你該去燒烤了
好，知道了
-你還好嗎？ -還好
寫作很費神
就像我，整天看著鏡中的自己
-你沒事吧？ -沒事
我在想，你和你弟弟
雖然經常犯錯，關於你們兩個
我把你們置於這困境
我很後悔
爸爸，你在說什麼？
你是任何人，都想要的好好父親
-真的嗎？ -真心話，當然
那麼，我們去派對吧
-你們好嗎？ -好，瑪姬
-你做的千層麵，好吃極了 -喔，謝謝誇獎
不管誰吃了，就知道，這是正統的義大利麵
我放了點奶油，來騙騙他們
你就是這麼做的？布萊克先生，炭放太早了
我又不是第一次燒烤
晚點放炭，雖然時間較長，但品質要好得多
你買的不是上好的木炭
你得去蜜雪兒買好木炭，在鎮的北邊
-或者用很乾的木柴 -你不行的
你應該清空這然後重新燃，火會更快
我明白，布萊克先生，你無法擁有所有天賦
讓你寫出華麗的詞藻，還能起火
嗨，史坦
要請我喝一杯嗎？弗雷德
好的，給我幾分鐘準備這裡
-待會吧檯見 -慢慢來
各位，在兩分鐘內，你們就會有完美的漢堡吃
這麼多人
恭喜你，你做人很成功
是啊，但仍少些什麼，我不知道，這一類的
這社會裡，充滿著許多
待在陰影中的聰明人，是嗎？
好了啦，史坦，不要糗我了
他們是我的家人，無論如何，還是我的家人
他們是我生命中最好的一段
-華伯格問到你 -是啊，華伯格？
很高興知道他關心我
聽說他當選參議員了
他的夢想
能參與，在白宮的每周例會
這很酷，他想幹什麼？
他只是想知道，你
你怎樣了？
嗯，告訴他，我在寫作
我說了，這就是他操心的
這個，你就不要操心了
我剛隨便寫了幾頁，瞎掰的
你想托出全部？
我怎麼可能托出全部？
如果我要人家相信我，我就得寫出親身經歷
否則他們就會認為我所做的全是扯淡
你希望出版，有人看？
沒錯，我有這個意圖
好了，你有什麼趣事，弗雷德？
我沒寫過東西，然後突然變成
白宮某人聽說的著名作家
謝謝賞光，這是自家做的甜甜圈
-謝謝你，再見 -再見
-再見 -再見
他沒來嗎？
沒來，他有說『可能來』
-他下周要考試 -噢
聽著，甜心，我不認識他，但是，你也不要太犯傻
為了他，你不值得如此，你是個漂亮女孩，知道嗎？
放心吧，我不會讓他，動我一根手指
這才像話
-嗨，瑪姬 -嗨，史坦，謝謝你們來
來，幫我收拾一下
你認識，維尼·維塔嗎？弗雷德
我真傻，他曾是你的人
奧吉·坎帕納告發了他
一場大屠殺，當我們趕到想帶走他，很可悲
奧吉說出了這個家族
我們給他們一一上電子銬，下一個就是你，弗雷德
怎麼會這樣，史坦？
你是第一個背叛自己幫派的人，需要嚴懲以茲警戒
現在每個人都認為，你在某處的游泳池邊
享受日光浴
你是我們有史以來，最好的廣告
嗯，謝謝你的派對，我們很快再見
不要客氣
該死
你有沒有注意過
老爸就只會用『該死』這個詞來表達？
-你在說，老爸是文盲？ -不
我是說，雖然他人很好
雖然他說他理解，但並非如此
當他說『該死』可以解釋為
『媽的，我捲入什麼麻煩了』
或者是『好吃的千層麵』或者是『去撂倒那傢伙』
為什麼像他這樣的人，還要花整夜寫作？
他已經可以，表達他所有的
情感了，就用一個詞了？
你看，正如我說，檢驗過了，自來水沒有問題
但是，我打開水龍頭，出來的水是棕色的
也許你的水管老舊了，很簡單
那麼，我聽說的，水廠問題是什麼？
水廠設備幾乎全新，你自己去看
布萊克先生，市長永遠是本市，最完美的替罪羊
但是這一次，我們真的，什麼都沒有做
有時候，熟視無睹就是罪過
袖手旁觀，很不應該
聽我說，布萊克先生
我對外國人沒有成見
而且，你才剛搬來
我們會用自己的方法，來解決自己的問題
沒錯，你會遇到困難
但最終，總是會找到解決方案
喔，布萊克先生，很高興見到你
我也很高興，市長先生
非常好，進步很多
因為，我有一個好老師
也許吧，很快你不需要了
你什麼時候考試？
-下周 -如果你通過了呢？
嗯，我想，我會去巴黎，找個工作
好的，我會找難一些的習題給你做
好了，這是我的問題
水到我們這裡時，就是棕色的了
我們在最下游
那麼，為什麼，大家都在抱怨我們呢？
你何不去找，該負責的人談
我很樂意，給我點線索，我保證
我不會說是你告訴我
-是化肥，讓水變成棕色 -化肥
這裡沒有50家化肥廠
只有一家
很抱歉，打擾你了
我知道，耶穌，我的家人，讓您傷透腦筋
但是，你知道，他們不是壞人
他們只是需要您的引導
我倚賴您
因為，我無法獨自辦到
阿門
神父，你嚇到我了
如果有讓你不必害怕的地方，那就是教堂
是，你說得對，我很抱歉
你知道，這不是我第一次，在白天看到你來
獨自祈禱，但從未和他人一起來
我只能趁可以時過來
我在等一個約好的教友，但是他沒有來
你願意頂他的位置，懺悔嗎？
我？
我承認，多年來我一直沒有懺悔
這也是一件，你需要懺悔的事
我想，你一定可以幫忙保密，這一類的
我說的任何事情都不能外傳
我們有義務做到這一點
絕對保密
所有懺悔的秘密
不要害怕
來吧
華倫，你的作業嗎？
我的作業？
你說你要幫校刊，寫點東西
一個英語的故事，關於雙關語的
啊，是，沒錯
華倫，今晚就要印刷了
-不要告訴我，你沒寫 -當然，我寫了
-很好，可以給我嗎？ -好的，還在腦子裡
給我5分鐘，我馬上寫出來交你手上
5分鐘，多一秒都不行
足夠了
文字遊戲
英語
-車子不錯 -過得很好？
歌劇院如何？
你不會喜歡的，唐魯奇，很無聊的『古斯塔夫』
俄羅斯人魯斯基，寫的故事
我為什麼不會喜歡？
如果你覺得夠好，我也會覺得夠好
如果你覺得夠好
我也會覺得夠好
如果他不喜歡，那就不好了
我帶來報紙了
親愛的
加里，你每天有工作5分鐘嗎？認真為我工作
老闆，現在是休息時間
把你的屁股，從椅子上移開
文森佐，我想我戀愛了
那幸運女孩是誰？
我們稱她，四月小姐
那你應該等到夏天
所以，你得置身事外
-對 -嗨，莫拉萊斯
你有一個包裹
-你的膝蓋怎麼樣了？ -好多了，謝謝你
像是我侄子送來的包裹
-像是咖啡 -你應該嘗嘗，莫拉萊斯
我也想，但C座有一個問題
-我會留一些給你 -謝謝
家裡的特產？
不，是一個從米蘭來的人介紹給我的
聞起來，像愛爾蘭咖啡，但比較不膩
-敬你 -敬你
-怎麼樣？ -是，不錯，好
-這是法國報紙 -讓我看看
我會四種語言，現在，我在學中國話
這幾十年，我一直，想在唐人街發展
不懂他們的話
很難打入他們市場
是啊，這是法語
如果你覺得夠好，我也會覺得夠好
去叫莫拉萊斯
請跟我來，香巴先生，現在可以見你了
啊，布萊克先生
我不想無禮，我的時間不多
-我要趕搭飛機 -哦，是嗎？
-你騎自行車？ -是呀，一向如此
我能為你做什麼？
我不希望，你是因為棕色的水來
我恐怕是這樣
那我們必須停止，這一類的想法
什麼化學污染之類
我也不想來麻煩你
可是，當我打開廚房的水龍頭時
出來棕色的水，我不要棕色的水
-我想清水 -那麼，你可以去買罐裝水
有一件事我不喜歡，就是被人打斷話
所以，我再問你一次，我最好你注意聽
當我打開水龍頭時，出來棕色的水
我不要棕色的水，我要清水
-所以，你能為我做什麼？ -渦輪機
-渦輪機？ -是的
泵，關上它
渦輪機在哪裡？
靠近水塔，第5號
好
不，我有一個孩子
如果你說出去，你就沒孩子了
你在做什麼？
打發時間，等你回來
-你去哪裡了？ -我只是溜狗去了
是嗎
你看了我的稿子，是不？
因為我的工作，弗雷德，別生氣，我就是要時時盯緊你
那我該怎樣？下次，你會跑到我家屋頂？
不，我不會，但是奇哥有可能會
你讓我吃驚，弗雷德，真的
你知道嗎？你的文章
雖然樸拙，但有你的風格
我特別喜歡，你的談判那段故事
就是，埃斯特一家的地盤爭議
你用了一個詞『讓步』這是我們稱為，委婉的用語
消弭了哥倫比亞，那一天的火爆
史坦，我們以前說好，不要侮辱對方
你即使坐在這裡，你也覺得被侮辱了
另一方面，你有些粗魯
這些的FBI雜碎
毀了我過去6年的日子
他們的眼睛，比死魚還要冷漠
他們甚至，可以銬自己母親
至法院，為了逃稅
這可真有些尷尬，弗雷德迪，放輕鬆
你既使逃走，對我老說
也無法結束證人保護計劃，而且這個事情
你在華盛頓的朋友，也無能為力
你再寫這種內容
我會用，電子腳鐐銬你腳踝
你會不會反應過度了？
你感到哪裡不舒服了？這不過是張紙
又不是，車庫裡的世界末日
如果你出版，你就死定了
史坦，我們都會死
我跟你說實話
為了這些內容死
比我曾經做過的更有尊嚴
好
你寫完之後，先讓我看
同意嗎？
你的書真的很有趣
我迫不及待的想看結局
哦，貝兒，抱歉
今天對我來說很特別
我知道，你明天考試
是，我的火車今晚7:15開
我們今天，不練習數學了
我不是來上課的
我收集了一些習題
讓你在家裡做
是方程序
我有問題讓你解
有什麼比生命還美？
吞噬了他的靈魂
讓你有時笑有時哭
讓你做任何事情
任何時間
任何地點
貝兒
答案是
嗯，該死
-吉奧 -對不起，親愛的，我不能
抱歉，我無法用其他的字來形容
這真太好吃了，只能用你說的『真他媽的好吃』來形容
這是最好的稱讚
省省你該死的稱讚
甜心，太好吃了，比紐約還好
你的記憶是一種欺騙
這些番茄來自西班牙，根本毫無風味
老爸，你得阿茲海默症了？
是的，好吧，但你知道的
你還是做了驚人的事
不，彌補缺乏的懷舊感
和刺激大腦，創造一種失落感
你哪裡有問題了？
我在讚美你們母親
你們扯了一堆廢話
我的家人怎麼了？
發生什麼事？嘿，她去哪
她在晚餐中途離席？
我覺得她戀愛了
是，和數學怪物
感情？而我是最後一個知道的，很明顯
我不覺得，他們已經上壘了
好，我很高興知道，但是他就以為可以
隨時打電話？不分日夜？
這樣很好
不好，都晚上9點了
這個時候打電話很不禮貌，我們該怎麼辦？
-爸爸，你的電話 -好的
是我
晚安，我是勒梅西
我們在你的燒烤見過，我在教英語
喔，是，是，我記得你，是的，對
-有何貴事？ -哦，是這樣的
我負責丘隆電影協會5年了
自願的，當然
我明白了，我之前不知道
我們每個月聚會一次，討論電影
哦
我得說，正好有一個美國作家來到丘隆
似乎是個很好機會，讓我們回味美國經典電影
我找到一部電影，很合適你
什麼電影？
『上帝知道如何愛』文森·米奈利
這我不熟悉，有辛納屈或迪恩·馬丁嗎？
-兩個有人都 -關於什麼？
一個作家，退伍返家，繼續未完成的小說
-誰演作家，法蘭克？ -是
我想想，再打電話給你
很謝謝你，晚安，布萊克先生
-謝謝你，再見 -謝謝
-弗雷德 -誰，布魯或高飛？
我是奇哥，你什麼意思？『我想想』
別在電話裡說，叫史坦來找我
你瘋了嗎？
史坦，你告訴我吧，那是我做的，我只要簡單整合
他是個好人，我不想讓他失望，我很受歡迎
誰要你受人歡迎的？
整合、敘述、無法說明
究竟有什麼好處了
討論美國經典電影？
身為作家，這話題很有意思
省省把，你又不是作家，弗雷德
你之前還同意我
你只是一個想要救自己的混蛋
史坦，我是在自救，因為我不希望
餘生僵過得像屍，我已經付出巨大代價了，史坦
我失去體面生活、心理、精神和智力
所以，我要去看電影，我想去
而且想說一些有趣的話
那你會和我一起去
明白嗎？然後，我答應
我會在，我的回憶錄裡稱讚你
-你瘋了 -我知道
嗯
-座談會見 -好吧
不要指望我會陪你去
謝謝你的支持
你好，唐魯奇，你好嗎？
我們找到喬瓦尼·曼佐尼了
你確定嗎？我們找他，翻遍了法國南部
這個混蛋，藏在諾曼地
去那裡，要他付出代價，他和他的全家
到底在哪裡？
華倫·布萊克
來吧，快點，快
這就是了
華倫·布萊克
關於你的成績，我沒什麼好說
平均7.5分，確定
現在，讓我們談談你的行為
我們收到22宗對你的投訴
投訴？關於什麼？
隨你挑
攻擊、賄絡、恐嚇
威脅學生、教師、成年人
你要從哪裡開始？
我要見我的律師
看這麼多，很傷眼力
-他在做什麼？ -甚也沒做，他坐在桌子前
-你好 -貝兒，是我
我知道是你，親愛的
-是她的男朋友 -你好嗎？
很好，只是想找你談談
我得思考一下，有沒有做錯事？
我為你感到驕傲，今晚你會坐火車來嗎？
不，我會留在巴黎幾天
我父親來了，我得去找房子
不要太小，要有浴室
我只能負擔鞋盒大的屋子
鞋盒裡有床，也不錯
貝兒，你是個好人
難以置信，這是一段難忘的經歷
經歷？
是，我的意思是
很美的時刻
我把我的心和身給了你
我從未給過任何人
而你，只稱之為『很美的時刻』
是，你是對的，比那還多一些
沒錯，確實是比那還多一些，我選了你，亨利
我還沒有準備好，我家沒有什麼錢
-真是一個混蛋 -他們依靠我
-不是你能做的 -好了，不要聽了
我不能離開這一切
-要？ -貝兒，請你理解
我們冷靜幾個星期，然後再看著辦
坦白面對？
貝兒
愛是唯一
可以讓我遠離我不正常的生活
這是我的唯一願望
全被你毀了
-17歲 -我要狠狠打他
-這不是你能做的 -令人難以置信
講錯一個字，就把你鎖在這屋子裡一年
史坦，放輕鬆
我們不是去打架
只是去看場丘隆河畔的電影
僅此而已
-走過去嗎？ -不，搭我的車
-你看過這電影嗎？ -從未聽說
神父，我已經來了
-哦 -你不能來這裡
-為什麼？ -你的懺悔，折磨了我一個禮拜
-你怎能過這樣的日子？ -不就是懺悔嗎？
你們全家就是邪惡的化身
你的生活就是與魔鬼同道
滾出這神聖的地方，上帝啊
祝你愉快
-謝謝你 -謝謝
-很多人，不是嗎？ -是啊
如果將你的相片印出來
門票會供不應求
你要抱怨整晚？
坐好，放鬆，好好享受
我們這麼久的友誼，還是第一次一起外出
-友誼？ -是啊
你可能是我在這世上，最恨的人
但是我們認識9、10年了吧？
我的自由，不得不仰仗你
如果你恨我，怎麼算是朋友？
我不介意，你看看我最好的朋友，我殺了他們
我開玩笑
親愛的朋友們
對不起，由於技術問題，要推遲一下了
不幸的是，還有另一件事
諾曼地影片中心，送錯電影了
問題解決了
-來，我請你喝飲料 -但是在這場混亂裡
我們收到了另一部電影，也是經典美國片
當然，布萊克先生，來自紐約，可以確認
怎麼說呢，電影設置的真實性
當然，如果他肯賞臉，留下來
哦，我會，是的，我會盡力，當然
謝謝
謝謝你，布萊克先生，能留下來，看這部電影
這也是傑作
最好的電影之一
著名導演馬丁·斯科塞斯
女士們，先生們
《盜亦有道》
-好了，我們走 -不，我們要留下來
別傻了，史坦，來吧
我們這個時候更不能離開了
這會引起許多注意
現在，你有兩個小時，可以大談特談了
關於你的家族電影
一部好電影，史坦，黑幫故事
身為警察，你應該會很喜歡
我敢肯定，這是一部好電影，真的
我跟你說
你會明白的，我保證
在我記憶中，你一直想成為流氓
天啊，你嚇死我了
你在幹什麼，你要去哪裡？
是，我在學校惹麻煩了
我不想你們因我被聯邦調查局的人責怪
所以，我要去巴黎
我14歲，我也要開始了
老爸13歲就出來混了
我們沒有身份證明，或者類似的，所以你不能
你以為我是業餘的？
你總能給我驚喜
嗯
-這是媽媽的項鏈 -對
你要去哪裡？
-去找我愛的人 -酷
-照顧好自己，好嗎？ -好
來
-我愛你 -我也愛你
這是
一部精彩的電影，我的朋友，謝謝你們
現在，我們來個小小討論
雖然沒有準備，當然，但
請上台，布萊克先生
小心說話，弗雷德
我有一個問題，布萊克先生
當你住在紐約時，可以感覺到
黑手黨的存在嗎？是否像電影裡描述的那樣？
哦，黑手黨是否存在？
哦，也許，就可以遇到黑幫
就像電影那樣，在大街上，是嗎？
在大街上？
在街上，在一開始的那幕
左邊有一個人
黃色襯衫，坐在椅子上
他是一個真正的黑幫
冷血的殺手
你可以在海斯街和莫貝利街看到他
每天早晨，他喝著咖啡，當他還小時，他就這樣了
父親打他，把他趕出屋子
他經歷了許多攻擊
而這正是，殺手本能的由來
你遭受這麼多，即使你不在乎
12歲時，這小子有，他們所說的奮鬥
和有著不同於鄰居的一個小孩的爭議
一連串連鎖反應，你們知道接下來會發生什麼事情
他用棍子打他們，想要殺了他
他把雙手放在冷水裡
以此來掩飾
第一次殺人，帶來的恐懼
為什麼沒有人接電話？孩子在家裡，不是嗎？
房間的燈還亮著
快點
好了，瑪姬回家了
拜託，快接電話
喂？
檢查鎮上，看有什麼狀況？
收到
不，別，太晚了
是，我不在家，不，別再，真的嗎？
嗨，貝兒
等一下
哇，你怎麼穿這樣？
-我能借你的手機嗎？ -我的手機不外借
是我
你去搞定消防隊，然後我們在市政大樓前碰面
-我們去找警局 -好
最後他失去耐心，他開槍，射擊，砰，砰，砰
把他塞進包裡，砰
他失控了，集合，瑪姬和孩子
我們實行B計劃
收到
-怎麼回事？ -來吧
-你好 -嗨，我是貝兒
貝兒，我現在不能談，我和父親共進晚餐
我不會很長，我只想說我愛你
貝兒
在我離開之前，我想聽聽你的聲音
-離開丘隆？ -是
你要去哪裡？
去找你
貝兒，我們談過了
我們最好冷靜一下
我姐姐來了，我們正在家庭聚餐
我現在真的不能和你再說了
-先生，我可以幫你嗎？ -對不起，我不會講法語
讓我們試試這個
找到了
但，哦，我一星期內，給你打電話
好，當我回到巴黎
我再打電話給你
我問你，年輕人，這裡有多少人？
沒有人，只有我
好消息
嗨，我的朋友
有看到孩子外出嗎？他們不在房間裡
不，他們應該在家裡
我猜，他們離家出走了
我也是這年齡過來的
你們知道，他們可能在哪裡？
不知道，如果他們有手機，會更容易找到人
瑪姬，聽著，史坦說，緊急計劃，你們今晚要離開
怎麼了，座談會出事了？
這就是完整的災難
保羅和亞伯特在路口
伯尼和湯米，注意聯邦調查局
必須把他們困在家裡
魅佐，你守後門，免得他們逃脫
比利和我，負責其他，大家快樂嗎？
沒錯，是的
我們一起對時間
-現在幾點了？ -法國時間嗎？
-還有15秒，到午夜 -好
該死
那是什麼？
見鬼，接不通警局電話
-發生什麼事了？ -我不知道，但是我會查出來
如果和你有關
你會被我關很久
冷靜，我整晚都跟你在一起
那有問題，太完美的不在場證明
我不准你離開屋子，清楚嗎？
是
我丈夫回來了，我要去找孩子
等一下
是我
我要到警局，去問怎麼一回事？
我要全家人，都待在屋裡
好
你留在這裡
有人在嗎？
檢查周圍，10分鐘回來這裡，好嗎？
收到
-伯尼 -是嗎？
-聯邦探員都在這裡，找到他們 -我會的
你們，聽好了，我要整理行李
萬一你們送我們去北極，所以我現在去找我的孩子
不會太久，我保證，5分鐘
-好 -5分鐘
謝謝
-他們在這裡，他們找到我們了 -誰？
我不知道怎麼發現的，但是，街上都是他們的人
他們在這裡
這所屋子沒有門牌
這就是，他們要的，我們走
是
肅清行動，帶全家人離開
瑪姬和我們一起，孩子失蹤了，弗雷德在家
看到了嗎，馬維他？
怎麼了？
-你們快樂嗎？ -非常
你想要出去？
他們要炸毀屋子
天啊
哦，快，接電話，拜託
快接電話
噓，噓
瑪姬，別激動，噓
好，瑪姬，聽我說
我們必須離開，你等個幾秒鐘
-我信號，你再出去 -我的孩子在哪裡？
我不知道，看我信號，你再出去，好嗎？
走吧
-來吧，走 -好
該死
-那是什麼？ -伯尼
天啊
-嗨，瑪姬 -嗨，伯尼
-高興再見到你 -我們的感覺不同，伯尼
瑪姬，我不得不殺你
你丈夫這麼做了，你知道規矩
-我得下手 -我知道
該死
好
瑪姬，如果你不反抗，不會很難受
-我的天 -什麼？
嘿，夥計們，我們找到一隻狗，它受傷了
我們該怎麼辦，湯姆？
老闆說，不能有目擊者，是嗎？
好啦，狗又不會說話
-趕快打死，阿爾 -只是一隻狗
你不殺它，我就殺你
放輕鬆，把槍放下來，湯米，行嗎？
殺那隻狗
放輕鬆，朋友
你不再是小女孩了，貝兒
你這該死的
謝謝
該死
今天早上，我身價2000萬美元
當然，現在翻兩倍了
在我人生裡，無數次的死裡逃生，我都不敢想像
這就像在一場風暴裡
你只需要避免雷擊
但是綜合一切，我過了個，不得了的一天
我的家人比以前更親蜜了
鎮上的水，不再是棕色的了
而且，我也當了兩小時的電影協會名人
在丘隆
事實上，現在只有一件討厭的事
我得重寫整本書
不得不再次更改名字，真討厭
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