朗读者 The Reader (2008)【完整台词】
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You didn't wake me.
You were sleeping.
It was because you can't bear
to have breakfast with me.
I've boiled you an egg.
I'd hardly have done that
if I didn't want to see you.
Tea or coffee?
Does any woman ever stay
long enough to find out
what the hell goes on in your head?
What are you doing tonight?
I'm seeing my daughter.
Your daughter?
You've kept very quiet about her.
Have I?
Well, she's been abroad for a year.
Did you say tea?
I'm going.
Have fun with your daughter.
Tickets, please.
Tickets.
Tickets.
Hey, you!
Your feet.
Hey, kid.
Up, up.
It's all right.
There now.
Where do you live?
It's just up here.
I'll be fine now.
Thank you.
Goodbye.
Look after yourself.
I'm worried about him.
He looks terrible.
The boy's saying
he doesn't need a doctor.
He does.
- I don't need a doctor.
- Good, then.
Peter!
We're not going to argue
about this.
Remind me,
how old are you now?
Michael's fifteen.
It's scarlet fever.
He'll be in bed
for several months at least.
Complete isolation.
Emily, keep away,
he's contagious.
Emily!
How are you feeling?
Better.
I meant to tell you,
the day I got ill
a woman helped me.
She helped you?
Yes, she brought me home.
Do you have her address?
Hello?
Yes?
I brought you these flowers
to say thank you.
Put them over there in the sink.
I've been in bed
for three months.
You are better now?
Yes, thank you.
Have you always been weak?
No, I've never been sick before.
It's incredibly boring.
There's nothing to do.
I couldn't even be bothered to read.
Well,
thank you again.
Wait.
I'll walk with you,
I have to go to work.
Wait in the hall while I change.
There are two more buckets
downstairs.
You can fill them
and bring them up.
You look ridiculous.
Look at you, kid.
You can't go home like that.
Take off your clothes.
I'll run you a bath.
Do you always take a bath
in your trousers?
It's all right.
I won't look.
I'll get you a towel.
So that's why you came back.
You're so beautiful.
What are you talking about?
Look at me, kid.
Slowly.
Slowly.
You've inconvenienced your mother.
How many more times?
I said I'm sorry.
You scared her.
I got lost, that's all. That's why
I was late. Can I have some more?
How can anyone get lost
in their own town?
I was going to the castle
and ended up at the sports field.
- They're in opposite directions.
- It's none of your business.
He's lying.
He's not lying.
Michael never lies.
I want to go back to school
tomorrow.
- You need another three weeks.
- Well, I'm going.
Peter!
Like this?
That's right.
Not so fast.
It's all right.
Do it again.
What's your name?
What?
Your name?
Why do you want to know?
I've been here three times.
I want to know your name.
What's wrong with that?
Nothing, kid.
There's nothing wrong with that.
It's Hanna.
You looked so suspicious.
What's yours, kid?
Michael.
Michael?
So I'm with a Michael.
Hanna.
The notion of secrecy is central
to Western literature.
You may say
the whole idea of character
is defined
by people
holding specific information which,
for various reasons,
sometimes perverse,
sometimes noble,
they are determined not to disclose.
You never tell me
what you've been studying.
Studying?
At school.
Do you learn languages?
Yes.
What languages?
Latin.
Say something in Latin.
"Quo, quo scelesti ruitis?"
"Aut cur dexteris aptantur
enses conditi?"
It's Horace.
It's wonderful.
Do you want some Greek?
"Oi men ippeon stroton
oi de pesedon"
"ego de ken otto tis eratai".
It's beautiful.
How can you tell?
How do you know
when you've no idea what it means?
What are you studying in German?
I'm studying a play.
By Gotthold Ephraim Lessing.
You were sleeping.
It was because you can't bear
to have breakfast with me.
I've boiled you an egg.
I'd hardly have done that
if I didn't want to see you.
Tea or coffee?
Does any woman ever stay
long enough to find out
what the hell goes on in your head?
What are you doing tonight?
I'm seeing my daughter.
Your daughter?
You've kept very quiet about her.
Have I?
Well, she's been abroad for a year.
Did you say tea?
I'm going.
Have fun with your daughter.
Tickets, please.
Tickets.
Tickets.
Hey, you!
Your feet.
Hey, kid.
Up, up.
It's all right.
There now.
Where do you live?
It's just up here.
I'll be fine now.
Thank you.
Goodbye.
Look after yourself.
I'm worried about him.
He looks terrible.
The boy's saying
he doesn't need a doctor.
He does.
- I don't need a doctor.
- Good, then.
Peter!
We're not going to argue
about this.
Remind me,
how old are you now?
Michael's fifteen.
It's scarlet fever.
He'll be in bed
for several months at least.
Complete isolation.
Emily, keep away,
he's contagious.
Emily!
How are you feeling?
Better.
I meant to tell you,
the day I got ill
a woman helped me.
She helped you?
Yes, she brought me home.
Do you have her address?
Hello?
Yes?
I brought you these flowers
to say thank you.
Put them over there in the sink.
I've been in bed
for three months.
You are better now?
Yes, thank you.
Have you always been weak?
No, I've never been sick before.
It's incredibly boring.
There's nothing to do.
I couldn't even be bothered to read.
Well,
thank you again.
Wait.
I'll walk with you,
I have to go to work.
Wait in the hall while I change.
There are two more buckets
downstairs.
You can fill them
and bring them up.
You look ridiculous.
Look at you, kid.
You can't go home like that.
Take off your clothes.
I'll run you a bath.
Do you always take a bath
in your trousers?
It's all right.
I won't look.
I'll get you a towel.
So that's why you came back.
You're so beautiful.
What are you talking about?
Look at me, kid.
Slowly.
Slowly.
You've inconvenienced your mother.
How many more times?
I said I'm sorry.
You scared her.
I got lost, that's all. That's why
I was late. Can I have some more?
How can anyone get lost
in their own town?
I was going to the castle
and ended up at the sports field.
- They're in opposite directions.
- It's none of your business.
He's lying.
He's not lying.
Michael never lies.
I want to go back to school
tomorrow.
- You need another three weeks.
- Well, I'm going.
Peter!
Like this?
That's right.
Not so fast.
It's all right.
Do it again.
What's your name?
What?
Your name?
Why do you want to know?
I've been here three times.
I want to know your name.
What's wrong with that?
Nothing, kid.
There's nothing wrong with that.
It's Hanna.
You looked so suspicious.
What's yours, kid?
Michael.
Michael?
So I'm with a Michael.
Hanna.
The notion of secrecy is central
to Western literature.
You may say
the whole idea of character
is defined
by people
holding specific information which,
for various reasons,
sometimes perverse,
sometimes noble,
they are determined not to disclose.
You never tell me
what you've been studying.
Studying?
At school.
Do you learn languages?
Yes.
What languages?
Latin.
Say something in Latin.
"Quo, quo scelesti ruitis?"
"Aut cur dexteris aptantur
enses conditi?"
It's Horace.
It's wonderful.
Do you want some Greek?
"Oi men ippeon stroton
oi de pesedon"
"ego de ken otto tis eratai".
It's beautiful.
How can you tell?
How do you know
when you've no idea what it means?
What are you studying in German?
I'm studying a play.
By Gotthold Ephraim Lessing.
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