DAVID BOWIE: When The Wind Blows [中文by Nadia]David Bowie 当风吹起的时候
So long, child 孩子，至今为止
I'm on my way 我一直在前行
And after all is done 当所有的已结束
After all is done 当所有的已结束
Don't be down 请不要沮丧
It's all in the past 那都是过去的事
Though you may be afraid 尽管你可能害怕
So long, child 孩子，至今为止
It's awful dark 还是漫无边际的黑暗
And I've never felt the sun 我从未感受到阳光
I dread to think of when 我开始思考何时才是
When the wind blows 当风吹起的时候
Life burns a savage wound 生活像萨维奇的伤口一样燃烧
Angry and wrong 愤怒和错误
Trusting a twisted word 相信闪烁的言辞
You'll run, run away 你想要跑开
You'll take him home 你想带他回家
You'll spit and taunt him 你将唾弃他
But they won't believe you 但是他们不会相信你
No matter what you say 不论你说什么
So long, child 孩子，至今为止
It's awful dark 还是漫无边际的黑暗
I've never felt the sun 我从未感受到阳光
I dread to think of when the wind blows 我开始思考何时才是风吹起的时候
When the wind blows 当风吹起的时候
- Hello, dear. - Hello, love. -你好，亲爱的 -你好，亲爱的
- Did you have a nice morning, dear? - Oh, all right, thanks. -早上过得好么，亲爱的？ -噢，很好，谢谢你。
Rather uneventful. 真是有够平淡。
My life isn't very fast-moving or dynamic. 我的生活既缓慢又缺乏活力。
Well, you are retired, James. 噢~你都退休了，James.
(Mooing) 呣~
You do seem a bit down, dear. 你看上去有点沮丧，亲爱的。
Yes, well, er... I've been reading the papers in the public library all the morning. 嗯，是，呃...整个早上我都在图书馆看报纸。
Oh, those things! Full of rubbish. I never look at them. Except the stars. 哦，那些啊！全是垃圾。我从不看它们，除了明星的新闻以外
We must keep abreast of the international situation, ducksie. 我们不能不了解国际局势，宝贝儿。
Decisions made by the powers that be will get to us in the end. 当权者做出的决定总会让我们知道的。
Politics and sport, that's all they're full of. 政治和体育，他们只对那些有热情。
Could affect us all, the er... ultimate determent, an' that. 能够影响我们的...全球决定，是那个吗。
They say there may be a pre-emptive strike, dear. 他们说可能会有一场史无前例的空袭，亲爱的。
Oh, not another strike! 噢，别再来空袭了！
It's wicked! I'd have them all locked up. Blessed communists! 这可真讨厌！我已经把它们都收起来了了。上帝保佑共产主义者！
Well, it all looks pretty umpty. 看来他们很难灭绝。
It's not that sort of strike, duck. 这不是那种空袭，宝贝儿。
- Sausages or beefburgers, dear? - Sausages, thanks. -三明治还是牛肉堡，亲爱的？ -三明治，谢谢。
It looks as if the balloon could go up at any moment. 好像气球随时都有可能升空。
What balloon? 什么气球？
- Mashed or chips? - Chips, thanks. -土豆泥还是薯条？ -薯条，谢谢。
Oh, I don't know. 噢，我不清楚。
The balloon. Er... 气球，呃...
Or is it a maroon? I can't remember. 或者是爆竹？我不记得了。
What are you talking about, James? 你在说什么呢，James?
It looks as if there's going to be a war, dear. 战争好像快来了，亲爱的。
Yes, they say it might break out at any time now. 是啊，有人说随时都会爆发的。
Well, at least you won't be called up, James. You're far too old. 至少你不会被征兵，James.你足够老了。
(Chuckles) Well, thank you, my beloved. I'm still two years younger than you. （大笑）噢~谢谢你，我的爱。我还比你小两岁呢。
Well, if the worst comes to the worst, 好吧，如果最坏的事情发生了，
we'll just have to roll up our sleeves, tighten our belts, 我们就卷起铺盖，系紧腰带，
and put on our tin hats till it's V-E Day again. 戴上我们的罐头躲起来，直到胜利的那天到来。
It won't be like that this time, love. 这次不会和从前一样了，亲爱的。
I think this one is called the "Big Bang Theory." It's all worked out by brilliant scientists. 我想这次是“大爆炸理论”。全是那些聪明的科学家们弄出来的。
Well, we survived the last one, we can do it again. 噢~我们上次就成功了，这次也行。
HILDA: It'll take more than a few bombs to get me down. Hilda：这可需要好多个炸弹才能把我搞定呢。
Yes, yes, we um... we must... must look on the bright side, ducks. 是啊，我们...我们最好看光明的一面，宝贝儿。
- Better go over to Radio 4. - I like Radio 2. -把收音机调到4台吧。 -我喜欢2台
Radio 4 is better for the international situation. 4台的国际局势新闻更好一些。
Good evening, this is Radio 4, with the news at six o'clock this Thursday evening. 晚安，这里是4频道，现在播送周四晚六点的准点新闻。
The Prime Minister, speaking a few minutes ago in the House of Commons, 首相几分钟之前在公众会堂作了一次演讲，
has warned that the international situation is deteriorating rapidly, 他指出当前国际局势正在快速恶化，
and that war could break out at any time in the next two or three days. 在未来的两三天内，战争随时可能爆发。
Crumbs! （碎裂声）
What's the matter, dear? Have you burned yourself? 怎么了，亲爱的？你弄伤自己了吗？
This is it, ducks! This is really it! 是啊，宝贝儿！正是这样！
Another sausage, dear? 还要三明治么，亲爱的？
I shouldn't worry too much. It'll probably all blow over. 我不该担心太多。也许很快就没事了。
- Three days! Blimey! Three days! - Language, James! Language! -三天！Blimey！三天之内！ -说法！James！那只是一个说法！
Crumbs! It's lucky I got more leaflets from the public library only this morning. 幸好我早上在图书馆借了些资料。
Here we are, see? Er... 我找到了。呃...
"Protect And Survive" and er... "The Householder's Guide To Survival." 《自我保护与逃难》和《家庭逃生手册》
Now, this one should be really authoritative. 现在这才是最权威的。
It's printed by the County Council. 这是国务院印发的。
We'd better commence the construction of a fallout shelter immediately. 我们最好立刻开始建造防辐射掩体。
We must do the correct thing. 我们必须作正确的事。
There's treacle tart and custard or cold bread and butter pudding. 这儿有糖浆馅饼和蛋奶沙司，还有冰面包和黄油布丁。
- Er... Treacle tart, please. - Fallout? -呃...我要糖浆馅饼。 -防辐射的？
- I thought they did that in the army. - No, dear, it's fall in in the army. Fall in. -我想他们在军队会做那样的馅饼。 -不，亲爱的，坠落在军队，坠落。
Thank goodness I got all those official leaflets today. 谢天谢地，我今天借到了所有的官方说明。
I gave the others to our Ron. 我把其他几本给了我们的Ron。
Suppose I hadn't? 假如我没有这么做呢？
We'd have been totally non-prepared. I mean, just think! 那么我们就完全没有任何准备了。我说，那只是假设！
Will you have to dig a hole, like the old Anderson shelters in the war? 你是不是要挖一个洞，像是战时的Anderson掩体那样的？
No, dear, that's all old-fashioned. 不，亲爱的，那已经过时了。
With modern scientific methods, you just use doors with cushions and books on top. 用最新式的科学方法来看，你只需要用几扇门，并在上面放上靠垫和书本。
Where on earth are we going to get doors from, James? 可是我们要从哪里找几扇门呢，James？
Well er... you just unscrew them, dear. 呃...你可以把我们的门卸下来，亲爱的。
You don't mean off our own house! 你没说是我们自己的房子！
Well er... yes er... dear. 呃...好吧..呃..亲爱的。
- You're not going to ruin the paintwork, James! - Oh, don't worry. -你不会去毁坏那些油漆吧，James！ -噢，别担心。
I can soon touch it up after the bomb's gone off. 轰炸结束之后，我很快就会把它装好的。
Well, mind you do. 好吧，希望你会。
Just you be careful, James! 你小心点儿，James！
Mind that paint, James! 当心别擦掉油漆，James！
I hope you know what you're doing. 我希望你明白你正在做什么。
I'll put the screws in a plastic bag. You'll only go and lose them. 我要把这些螺丝钉放到塑料袋里去。否则一会儿它们就会丢的。
Remember, they're in the right-hand jug on the dresser. 记住，它们在梳妆台右手边的抽屉里。
(Hammering) （锤打声）
It's going to be very draughty with no doors on. 没有门之后，穿堂风可真大啊。
I expect it's a safety precaution. 我希望这是个安全有效的预防措施。
It'll let the er... blast go straight through. 冲击波将会直接穿过它。
It says here... 这里说...
"The inner core or refuge should be placed at an angle of 60 degrees for maximum strength." “核心或者隐蔽处应该被设置在冲击波最大强度的60度角方向。”
I should place it up against the wall, if I were you, dear. 如果我是你，我就把它放在墙对面，亲爱的。
Yes, but which are the degrees? 是啊，但是什么是角度呢？
We haven't got any angles. 我们没看到任何角度啊。
I think we did it at school. You... You had angles with degrees in. 我们在学校学过吧。你...你学过角度。
Only I can't remember. I think I'll ring our Ron. He'll know. 可是我不记得了。我去打给Ron。他会知道的。
Hello, son. All right? Beryl and the baby? 嗨，儿子。Beryl和宝宝都还好吗？
Good. Er... Iook, I'm building this governmental inner core or refuge, 那就好。呃...你看，我正在按照政府指导建一个核心隐蔽处，
and it says, "Place it at an angle of 60 degrees." 书上说，“将它设置在60度角方向。”
Well, what's that mean, exactly? 那么，它准确的意思是什么？
It's not cobblers, son. 这不是p话，儿子。
It's in the governmental directive. 它是政府发行的指导手册。
You mean you're not constructing an inner core or refuge? 你是说你没有建造一个隐蔽处？
I gave you the leaflets especially! 我还特地给你资料了！
But what about baby Jim? 那Jim宝贝怎么办？
Don't start singing! 别唱歌！
What do you mean, "We'll all go together when we go"? It's not funny. 你说“该走的时候我们都将一起走”是什么意思？这一点也不好玩。
No, but it's our duty to carry out governmental instructions in time of war, son. 不，在战争来临前，及时按照政府的建议办事是我们的责任，孩子。
Stop laughing, will you? I'm surprised at you. 别笑了，行吗？我对你的行为感到诧异。
You're supposed to be a responsible father now. 你现在是个需要对家庭负责的父亲了。
A protractor? The angle at the bottom? 量角器？角度在它的底部？
Er... yes, yes, I see. 呃...好的，好的，我明白了。
OK, son. Thanks. 行了，儿子，谢啦。
Now, listen. 现在，听我说。
Just you start that inner core or refuge. It's your bounden duty, son. 你必须开始建设隐蔽处，这是你应该挑起的责任，儿子。
Cheerio, son. 加油，孩子。
Now, remember what I said. 现在，记着我说的。
I am your father. I do know a bit about war. 我是你的老爸。我知道一些关于战争的事情。
Love to Beryl and baby Jim. Ta-ta. 向Beryl和小Jim问好。
Yes er... Ron says I need a protractor. He says I can get one at Willis's. 嗯...Ron说我得拿一个量角器。他说能在Willis's买到。
He was killing himself laughing, and he was singing songs! 他在自嘲，甚至在唱歌！
I can't understand it. I think it's nerves. 我不能理解他。依我看这是很严重的事。
He's gone a bit hysterical. 他有点歇斯底里了。
- He can't be drunk at this time of day. - Our Ron doesn't drink. -他不能从白天就开始喝酒。 -我们的Ron从不喝酒。
Oh, no, no, no. No, no, of course not, dear. 哦，不，不...不，当然不是，亲爱的。
Ron is not going to make an inner core or refuge. Ron没准备造一个隐蔽处。
I remonstrated with him, but he was adamant. 我劝过他了，但是他很顽固。
He says if London cops it, he'll cop it. And not to worry, Dad. 他说如果伦敦在意这事，他就在意。如果不是就不用担心。
It's an irresponsible attitude. 这种态度太不负责了。
I'm a bit disappointed in him, adopting that attitude. 他的态度让我对他感到失望。
He was always a very responsible boy when he was in the Cubs. 他在童子军里时，曾是个非常负责任的孩子。
It was going to that art college that spoiled him. 是艺术学院的经历改变了他。
He met some dreadful people there. 他在那儿遇到了一些糟糕的家伙。
Huh! Blessed beatniks! 呼！上帝保佑垮掉的一代！
I don't suppose it'll make a terrific amount of difference, the exact angle. 我认为精确角度带来的差别并不会很大。
It'll probably all fall down anyway. What with the bomb, an' that. 也许无论如何，它都会倒掉。不论是炸弹或者是别的什么。
If a job's worth doing, it's worth doing well, James. 一份工作值得去做，那么它就值得我们好好做，James。
Yes, dear. But it is only temporary. 是这样，亲爱的。但这只是个临时建筑物。
After all, it'll all be over in a flash. 不管怎样，一切都会在瞬间结束。
(Indistinct radio communication in Russian) （收音机里传来听不清楚的俄文）
Funny to think they were on our side in the war. 以为他们会在战争里站在我们这一边真是可笑的想法。
- Who, dear? - The Russkies. -谁这么想亲爱的? -亲俄派。
- With old Joe Stalin. - Yes, he was a nice chap. -和老斯大林一起。 -是的，他是个有意思的家伙。
I liked him. 我曾经喜欢他。
Like an uncle, he was. 他以前看上去像个叔叔。
I liked his moustache and his pipe. 我喜欢他的胡子和烟斗。
Yeah. Roosevelt was nice, too. 是啊，罗斯福也不错。
There was three of them. 有这么三个人。
Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin. 丘吉尔，罗斯福和斯大林。
All good blokes. 都是好家伙。
With old Hitler, Goering and Musso, and all that lot, on the other side. 还有希特勒，戈尔和墨索里尼，还有那些另一阵营的人们。
You somehow knew where you were then. 有时你知道自己身处何处。
I don't even know who the people are these days. 当时我根本不知道这些人是谁。
I expect it's all done by committees, dear. 我希望他们都被委员会搞定，亲爱的。
Yes, and meetings. I expect they have loads and loads of meetings, 是的，还有会议。我希望他们不停的开会，
and thus arrive at decisions. 最后做出决定。
Commuters, too. 还有工人们。
They all use commuters these days. 他们一直在利用工友。
It's got very impersonal. 这与个人魅力无关。
Churchill with his cigar, old Stalin with his moustache - 丘吉尔叼着雪茄，斯拉林和他的胡子-
you knew where you stood. 你知道你站在哪边。
Do you think they'll invade? 你估计他们会侵入吗？
Oh, no, no. Won't need to. 哦，不，不，不需要这样。
It'll all be done by missiles. 导弹就可以完成了。
Long er... range. 长...射程。
Then they'll instil commuters to take charge of us. 那么他们会灌输思想，促使工友们来接管我们。
It's funny to think there's no shelters this time. 要是这次没有掩体，就真的很可笑了。
We had an old Anderson in the garden. 我们有个老Anderson在花园里。
I can see it now. 我现在都能看到它。
We had nasturtiums growing all over it. 旱金莲现在都把它盖住了。
And we painted the front green. 我们还给它的前面涂上了绿色的。
Painted, it looked quite pretty. 涂上颜色后，它看上去漂亮极了。
Next door grew cabbages on theirs. 隔壁邻居在他们的Anderson上面种卷心菜。
Yes. We had a Morrison.
Hm, I used to sleep in it. 嗯，我曾经在里面睡觉。
I stuck pin-up girls all over the inside. 我在里面贴满了美女的图片。
Betty Grable, Anne Shelton, Patricia Roc. Betty Grable, Anne Shelton, Patricia Roc.
The roof got all smoky, cos I used to read in bed with a candle. 屋顶上漂满了烟雾，因为我点着烟躺在床上看书。
Yes, it was nice in the war, really. 是啊，那真是战时的美好记忆。
The shelters, the blackouts, cups of tea... 掩体，管制期，和下午茶...
JIM: The ARP, the evacuees. 被遣散的人。
London kids seeing cows for the first time. 伦敦的孩子们第一次看到奶牛。
HILDA: Old Churchill on the wireless. 丘吉尔通过无线电发表讲话。
The nine o'clock news. 九点整点新闻。
- Vera Lynn singing away. JIM: Worker's Playtime. Vera Lynn 正在唱歌。是工人们的休息时间。
Spitfires and Hurricanes in the blue sky over the cornfields. 玉米田上方的蓝天上，盘旋着喷火式战斗机和暴风雨。
HILDA: The White Cliffs of Dover. 丹佛大坝。
Old Jerry coming over every night. Old Jerry 每晚都来。
JIM: Those were the days. (Turns light off) 那些都是过去的事了。（打开灯）
Don't you dare use my best cushions from the front room! 你竟敢从前面房间里拿我最爱的靠垫来用！
I'll get some old ones from upstairs. 我去楼上拿一些旧的下来好了。
I'll put them in plastic bags. 我要把它们放进塑料袋。
I don't want fingermarks getting all over them. 我可不想它们上面沾满手印。
I shouldn't worry too much, love. 其实不用太担心这些，亲爱的。
They're bound to get dusty with all the fallout coming down. 他们不可避免地将被即将降临的辐射搞脏。
It says here we've got to lay in food supplies for 14 days. 据说我们得准备好两个星期的食物。
I'd better put a note out for 28 pints of milk, then. 那么我最好去买28品脱的牛奶来。
I'll just pop out and get 14 loaves, dear! And a protractor. 我正准备出去买14条面包回来，亲爱的！还有量角器。
Anything else you want? 你还有什么要买的？
I'll need more plastic bags, dear! 我还要一些塑料袋，亲爱的！
(Rumble of thunder) （雷声大作）
(Door closes) （关门声）
There's no bread, ducks! Sold out. 没买着面包，宝贝儿！全卖完啦。
There seems to be some sort of panic purchasing. 市场上开始有哄抢恐慌了。
It can't be helped, dear. 这怎么办，亲爱的。
After all, there is a war on. 无论如何，战争真的开始了。
Or nearly, anyway. 或者近了。
I hope you haven't left that cape dripping in the hall, James! 我希望你没把披风忘在大厅了，James！
Oh, no, dear. 噢，没有，亲爱的！
Mr Willis has sold out of protractors. I expect everyone wants 60 degrees. Willis先生的量角器都卖完了。我想每个人都在量60度角呢。
He was terrifically kind, Mr Willis. 他可是个非常好的人。
He cut me out a bit of card with 60 degrees on it. Look. 他用纸片给我折了个60度角，看。
Oh! Nice, dear. 哦！真好啊，亲爱的。
Here's the emergency supplies, ducks. 这是紧急供应的，宝贝儿。
Two packets of ginger creams, half a jam sponge, 两包干姜奶油，半份海绵果酱。
a tin of pineapple chunks and a tin of Christmas pud. 一罐厚菠萝切片和一罐圣诞布丁。
HILDA: lt'll all be over by Christmas. 要用这些度过整个圣诞啊。
- You're not decorating now, James! - We've got to paint the windows white, dear. -现在不是装修的时候，James！ -我们必须把窗户涂成白色，亲爱的。
- Whatever for? - It's for the radiation, I think. -干吗？ -我想这是为了防辐射。
Like they do in greenhouses, to keep out the sun. It's the correct thing. 像他们在温室做的那样，挡住阳光，这是该做的事情。
- It won't be that hot, surely! - Well, I don't know. -不会有那么热的！ -好吧，我不知道为什么要这么做。
They say the one at Hiroshima was equal to one thousand suns. 据说投放在广岛的那颗原子弹释放的能量相当于一千个太阳。
So it is quite hot. 那可真是热啊。
And besides, the powers that be are making much better ones now. 而且，现在制造的原子弹冲击力更大了。
Science has leaped forward with giant strides. Oops! 哦！科学的飞跃就像巨人前进那样迅速。
Mind you don't get paint on those curtains, James. 窗帘上就不用涂了吧，James。
You should have taken them down first. You never think. 你就没想过先把它们取下来。
I know that smile of yours, James. 你笑什么，James。
"Keep doors closed to prevent the spread of fire", it says. 这里说“保持门窗紧闭以将火焰隔离在外。”
- But you've taken off half the doors, James. - Yes, dear. -可是你已经把家里一半的门都卸下来了，James。 -是啊，亲爱的。
Won't that make the fire worse, then? 这样做不是会让火势更猛烈吗？
Er... 呃...
Well, I er... 好吧，我，嗯...
Perhaps the blast will blow the fire out. 也许冲击波会把火给带出去。
Well... Hm! 嗯...
The inner core or refuge looks quite cosy, doesn't it, dear? 这个隐蔽处看起来真舒适啊，是吗，亲爱的？
I hope those doors aren't marking the wallpaper, James. 我希望那些门不是做墙纸用的，James。
Come in and try it out, dear. Please. 试试进出方便不，亲爱的。
JIM: Whoa! Careful! Careful! You'll have it over! 哇哦，小心，小心！别把它弄倒了。
HILDA: Budge up, can't you, James? 你能稍微挪开点吗，James？
Couldn't you have made it a bit...wider? 就不能把它做的...宽敞点儿吗？
It's er... It's constructed in compliance with the governmental specifications, dear. 呃...这是按照政府手册建造的，亲爱的。
HILDA: Well, they might have made it wide enough for two people. 好吧，也许他们觉得这样足够容纳两个人躲避了。
HILDA: Suppose you were married? - We are married, dear. 假设你已经结婚了？ -我们已经结婚了，亲爱的。
HILDA: Yes, well there you are, then. 是，那么我们已经结婚了。
Oh! 哦！
What about if you had children? Where would they go? 可是如果你有孩子呢？他们该去哪儿躲着？
Oh, well, you'd just hold them in your arms. They'd soon fall asleep. 哦，好吧，你只需要把孩子们搂进怀里。他们一会儿就会睡着的。
Suppose they were 17 or 18? 如果他们是17、18岁的大孩子呢？
Big boys with bristly chins and big boots on. Skinheads. 大孩子们开始长胡子，穿大靴子，剃光头。
Well, in that case, you'd er... 好吧，那时你最好...呃...
just add a few more doors. 再增加一些门吧。
There's... no wall space for more doors. 没有...更多的位置可以放门了。
Oh. No. 哦，不。
Well, our Ron was never a skinhead, anyway. 嗯，Ron从不剃光头。
What on earth are you putting the food in there for? 我们该把食物藏在哪里呢？
Well, that's where it's got to be. 唔，它们该放在这儿。
But why can't it stay in the larder and fridge? 为什么不能把它们放在储藏柜或者冰箱里呢？
Because we must not emerge for the 14 days of the national emergency. 因为在长达两周的国家非常时期里我们都不能出来。
You're not saying we've got to stay in that thing for two weeks, are you? 你的意思是我们必须待在这个地方整整两个星期？
Yes, dear. Ours not to reason why. 是的，亲爱的。我们不必问为什么。
Now we must do the correct thing. 此刻我们只需要做正确的事情。
Well, what about the cooking, then? 好吧，那么做饭的事儿怎么办呢？
How do I get to the cooker? 我怎么去炉子边？
We'll just have to use the little picnic stove, dear. 我们就用野餐炉吧，亲爱的。
- What about the toilet? - Well er... -上厕所该怎么去？ -呃...
Well, we'll have to have a potty, or something. 这样，我们用夜壶，或者别的什么代替。
I can tell you now, James Bloggs, 我想说的是，James Bloggs。
that I am going to go upstairs in the proper manner. 我要上楼去，维持正常的生活方式。
But you mustn't emerge, dear. Not for the 14 days of the national emergency. 但是你不能出去，亲爱的。在两周的国家非常时期里不能出去。
All right, then, how are you going to empty the chamber pot? 那好吧，你要怎么倒夜壶呢？
Well, we just have to empty it down the toilet, I suppose. 嗯，我们去厕所倒。
- You just said we couldn't go to the toilet. - Oh. Yes. -你刚说我们不能去厕所。 -哦?是哦。
Er... Well er... Yeah, well, 呃...那么...嗯，好吧，
Now, we'd better not cross our bridges till we come to them, eh? 现在可不是我们吵架的时候，嗯？
Look on the bright side, eh, ducks? 看事物要看光明的一面，嗯，宝贝儿？
(Radio) Six, five, zero, zero, six, ten... （收音机）六，五，零，零，六，十...
It says here, "Two pints of water per person per day." 这里说了，“每人每天可用两品脱的水。”
I wonder if we've got enough bottles. 我想知道我们是否有足够的瓶子。
I'll have a look under the stairs, dear. 我去地下室看一看，亲爱的。
I've measured the water into the bottles, James. 我把水都分装到瓶子里啦，James。
I've labelled them so we don't get in a muddle. 给它们贴上标签，这样我们就不会弄混了。
Oh, good. That's nice, dear. 噢，很好。干得好，亲爱的。
You're very efficient in a national emergency, dearest. 你在国家非常时期可是个高效率的人才啊，最最亲爱的。
(Chuckles) Get on with you! （大笑）都是拜你所赐！
It says here, "D: Miscellaneous: 这里说，“D：杂七杂八的：”
Salt, tomato ketchup and sauces, 盐，调味番茄酱和沙司，
pepper, matches, toilet paper, disinfectant, vitamin tablets, 胡椒粉，火柴，手纸，消毒剂，维他命丸，
tin opener, knives, forks, spoons." 开罐器，刀叉，汤匙。”
Funny. No plates. 真有意思，没说到盘子么。
- What's all that, dear? - I don't know. -这就齐了吗，亲爱的？ -我不确定。
It's called "miscellaneous." Pass it in, please. 这些被称为“杂七杂八的”。通过这项吧。
- Funny. - What, dear? -真有意思。 -什么有意思，亲爱的？
In the governmental leaflet, it says, "Remove thin materials from windows." 在官方手册上说，“把轻薄的织物从窗边移开。”
And in the County Council leaflet, it says, "Hang white sheets in the windows." 在地方议会的传单上又说“在窗边挂上白色的帘子。”
I wonder which is correct. 我该相信哪一个呢？
Oh! It says peanut butter. 哦，这里提到了花生酱。
We haven't got any. Oh, dear. 我们一点都没有，噢，亲爱的。
- Never mind, ducks. I don't like it, nor do you. - No, but it's on the official list. -别担心，宝贝儿。我和你都不喜欢吃那玩意儿。 -可是官方清单上说了要有它。
Oh, dear. 哦，亲爱的。
Now, don't worry, love. 现在别操心那个了。
I expect we'll survive without it. 我猜没有它我们也会活得挺好的。
It'll probably go runny in the heat, anyway. 也许它会维持我们身体的热量呢。
You get terrific heat with these bombs, you know. 炸弹也会给你带来可怕的热量，知道吗。
Mind you, diet is very important. 菜单可是件很重要的事情。
You are what you... eat. 你正是你所...吃的东西。
And the survival of the fittest, an' that. Whoa! 最健康的才能存活下来，难道不是吗？哇哦！
(Breathlessly) That's why so many people... are jogging and eating lots of All-Bran, I expect. （屏住呼吸）我猜这就是为什么大多数人...经常慢跑还要吃大量的All-Bran麦片。
Only the fittest will survive the outcome of the nuclear holocaust. 只有最健康的人才能逃脱破坏性的核武器爆炸。
They eat lots of beans, too. 他们也经常食用豆制品。
They give you wind, beans do. 它们会让你感到肠胃气胀。
You certainly shouldn't eat beans, James. 你当然不该吃豆子了，James。
Let's not get personal, ducks. 我们不能太自私了，宝贝儿。
I'm trying to have a scientific discussion. 我在尝试做一个科学的决定。
If there really is going to be a war, who do you think will win? 真要打仗的话，你猜谁会赢？
Well, the Americans have tactile nuclear superiority, 嗯，美国有明显的核武器优势。
due to their IBMs and their polar submarines. 他们还有IBM电脑和核潜艇呢。
But in the event of a pre-emptive strike, 但是做为一次先发制人的军事打击行动，
innumerate Russian hordes will sweep across the plains of Central Europe. 不懂科学的俄国佬们反而能够横扫中欧大陆。
Then the US Technical Air Force will come roaring in 那么美国的星球大战计划又会提上日程了。
with their Superhawks, B-17 s and B-19s, bristling with guns! Terrifically armed! 和他们的Superhawks, B-17 s ，B-19s战斗机一起，可怕的部队！
"OK, you guys! Let's go!" 好了，伙计们，我们去吧！
They'd razor the Russky defences to the ground. 他们将会摧毁俄国的防御。
Then the marines would parachute in and round up the population. 海军陆战队就会空降并包围民众。
After that, the big generals would go over - like er... Ike and Monty. 然后呢，大将军出来，像Ike and Monty那样。
Then the Russians would capitulate, and there would be a condition of surrender. 俄国人投降了，举行投降仪式。
Then they'd instil free and fair elections. 他们将被灌输自由和民主选举的思想。
One man, one vote. 一人一票。
And women too, nowadays, of course. 当然，妇女也有投票权。
And thus, the Communist threat to the Free World would be neutrified, 共和党则会宣扬自由世界失去控制，
and democratic principles would be instilled throughout Russia, 民主原则将被俄国逐渐灌输的思想所取代，
whether they liked it or not. 不管人们愿不愿意。
That's the world scenario as I see it, at this moment in time. 这就是我能够预想到的世界局面，现在正是这样。
HILDA: Monty. Wasn't he in the war? - Well, of course he was. Monty，他也参与了战争么？ -呃，当然。
(Chuckles) He practically won it. （大笑）那么他一定会赢了。
You remember, dear. 你还记得，亲爱的。
Big beret with badges on it. 带着大大的贝雷帽和徽章。
Tanks. The Desert Rats. El Alamo. 坦克，沙漠之鼠行动，阿拉莫。
But that was ages ago, dear. 那些都是很多年前的事情了，亲爱的。
Yes, well, I expect he's getting on a bit. 嗯，是啊，我希望他现在有点进步。
Probably been promoted. 也许他已经升级了。
More likely dead. 更有可能过世了。
Monty dead? Never! Monty会死？不可能！
HILDA: I'll bet he is. It's about 40 years since the war. 我打赌他死了。战争都过去40年了。
And he had a moustache then! 那时他还留着八字须呢！
Who's in charge now, then? 现在谁是一把手呢？
HILDA: Oh, one of those commuters, I expect. 噢，我想是一个工人阶级吧。
It says here, "Place your National Savings Certificates, 这里说，“把你的国库券，
medical cards and birth certificates in a box." 医保卡和出生证明放在同一个箱子里。”
Here's a nice box, dear. I'll give it a good clean-out. 这儿有个合适的箱子，亲爱的。我来把它擦干净点儿。
Oh, thanks. 哦，多谢了。
We'd er... better keep it in a safe place. 我们，呃...最好把它放在一个安全的地方。
I wonder what would be a safe place. 我想知道现在哪儿才是安全的地方呢。
(Indistinct radio communication) （听不清楚的无线电节目）
Who's in charge of the Russians, dear? 亲爱的，现在谁是俄国的话事人？
Oh er... it's er... 哦，呃...是..呃..
Shavinsky, isn't it? 是Shavinsky吧？
Or... Molotov. 或者...Molotov
No. Molotov's just a cocktail, I think. 不，我想Molotov只是个懦弱的蜗牛。
Krushef. Yes, that's right. Krushef.嗯，就是他。
B and K. B和K
Bulgania and Krushef, that's them. Bulgania和Krushef，那就是他们吧。
JIM: And that bloke Marx has got something to do with it. 还有那个家伙，马克思也得有点事情做。
HILDA: What are you doing, dear? 你在干什么呢，亲爱的？
Blocking out the windows, in compliance with the governmental directive. 标出窗户的位置，按照政府手册上说的。
It's the correct thing. 这是该做的事儿。
(Pants) Er... yes. Then there's the er... usual committee, of course, （气喘吁吁地）呃..好吧，这儿是...嗯，常务委员会。
the Common Term, they call it - the Soviet Supreme. 普通任期，他们叫做—至高无上的苏维埃。
They're in charge of the BJ Kee. 他们接管了BJ Kee。
That's the Secret Service. SS for short. 那是秘密任务，用SS做简称。
Our lot is called EMl-5. 我们这边通常叫它EMl-5。
Oh, it's all very complicated, ducks. 哦，那都是一样的复杂，宝贝儿。
Well, mind you don't scratch the polish! 好吧，你别把光泽给刮花了！
Is it any good writing him a letter, do you think? 是否该给他写封信呢？
- Who, dear? - This leader. BJ Whatshisname. -给谁写，亲爱的？ -领导人啊。你称为BJ的。
- What are you going to say, dear? - Oh, I don't know. -你想说什么，亲爱的？ -哦，我也不知道。
Um... Dear Sir, 嗯...尊敬的先生，
Mr B J thing er... BJ先生，呃...
We, the people of Britain, are fed up with being bombed. 我们，作为大不列颠国的子民，在战火中成长。
We had enough of it last time, with old Hitler, so will you just leave us in peace? 我们已经厌倦了炸弹，希特勒之类的东西，你可以让我们平静地生活下去么？
You live your life and we'll live ours. 你有你的生活，同样我们有我们自己的生活。
Hope you are well. 祝你一切都好。
Please don't drop any bombs. Yours sincerely, Mr and Mrs J Bloggs. 请不要再扔炸弹了。您忠诚的J Bloggs夫妇。
Very good, dear. Very nice. Yes. 写得好，亲爱的。是的，非常好。
You might be a bit late for the post. 可是现在才寄是不是晚了点。
You know what the post is like these days. 你也知道最近邮政服务很差。
First class might just get there. 第一班车可能刚刚到。
But I must do this list. 可是我必须按照这个清单做。
"Dustbin, calendar, books, games, paper, pencils, shovel, spade, crowbar, axe, hatchet, “垃圾箱，日历，书，游戏，纸，铅笔，铁锹，铁棍，大斧头，轻便斧，
saw, whistle and/or gong for alarms, 锯子，口哨或者警钟，
suitcases for furniture or evacuation, 撤离时可以用的箱子，
string, pliers... 线，钳子...
...first-aid kits, safety pins, scissors, flints, aspirins, diarrhoea remedy, ...急救箱，安全别针，剪刀，打火石，阿司匹林，止泻药，
tweezers, calamine lotion, war crisis editions, lice-flea powder, 镊子，外用药水，袖珍版战争危机手册，跳蚤粉，
rodent poison, insulin, blood-pressure tablets, 毒剂，胰岛素，血压药，
rubber gloves, sanitary towels, mirror, toilet paper, eyewash." 橡胶手套，清洁毛巾，镜子，厕纸，眼药水。”
I wonder if it's true about the paper bags. 我想知道真的需要纸袋吗，
Or is it a joke? 还是只是个笑话？
I never know if it's just a joke or not. 我从来搞不清楚这是笑话还是认真的。
What's that, dear? 那是什么，亲爱的？
Well, they say you should get into a paper bag just before the bomb goes off. 噢，据说你应该在炸弹爆炸前躲进纸袋里。
Whatever for? 这有什么用？
I suppose it's like the white paint. It er... deflects the heat a bit. 我想跟涂白漆是一样的效果吧。呃...使辐射偏向别的地方。
- Sounds silly to me. - There are some paper bags. -听起来真傻啊。 -这儿有些纸袋。
We had spuds from the farm in them. There should be four. 我们有新鲜的马铃薯。应该有四个吧。
They'll be filthy, James. 它们很脏啊，James。
Are you sure your bag is clean, James? 你确定纸袋是干净的吗，James？
Yes, dear, I... cleaned it thoroughly. 是的，亲爱的，我..彻底清洁了它们的。
(Laughs) You do look silly! （笑）你看上去真傻啊！
I wonder if it's all right to have eyeholes. 我想知道是否该留一个观察孔。
They say it's the correct thing to wear white. 他们说最好穿上白色的衣服。
People in Hiroshima with patterned clothes got burned where the pattern was, 广岛的人们，凡是穿着有图案衣服的，就会从图案处燃烧起来。
and not so much on the white bits. 白色的部分就不会。
Even the buttons showed up. 纽扣也会暴露出来。
Yes, but they were Japanese. 是，但是他们是日本人。
Is there a clean white shirt, dear, ready for the bomb? 还有干净的白衬衫么，亲爱的，为爆炸准备着。
You're not going to wear that nice new one I gave you for Christmas! 最好别穿那件新的，那是我为你过圣诞准备的！
I don't want that spoiled. 我不想它被糟蹋了。
You can wear your old clothes for the bomb and save the best for afterwards. 在轰炸期间，你可以穿那些旧衣服，把新的留给以后嘛。
All right, dear. Well, is there an old white one, without stripes? 好吧，亲爱的。那还有旧的白衬衫，完全没有条纹的吗？
I don't want stripes all over me. 我可不想条纹布满我的全身。
I've never heard such nonsense. 我再也不要听到那些胡言乱语了。
We didn't think what colour clothes we had on in the war. 我们从不考虑在战争期间我们应该穿着什么颜色的衣服。
Lucky to have any clothes at all, with everything on coupons. 能够有任何颜色的衣服穿，还有配给券可以买到东西就足够幸运了。
RADIO: We interrupt this programme for an official government announcement. 收音机：现在节目暂停，播出政府通告。
An enemy missile attack has been launched against this country. 敌方导弹已射向我们的国家。
(Turns volume up) - It is estimated that the missiles （调小音量）预计这枚导弹
will arrive in approximately three minutes. Three minutes. 将在大约3分钟后到达。3分钟。
God almighty, ducks! There's only three minutes to go! 全能的上帝啊，宝贝儿！只有3分钟了！
Oh, dear. I'll just put the washing on. 哦,亲爱的。我刚要去晒衣服呢。
Come back, you stupid bitch, and get in the shelter! 快回来，你这个傻子，躲进隐蔽处里！
- How dare you talk to me like that, James! - Shut up and get in! -你怎么能这么呼喝我，James！ -闭嘴，快进来！
There's no need to forget our manners just because there's a war on. 战争已经开始了，还管那些繁文缛节干嘛。
Shut up! I'm trying to listen! 快闭嘴！我要听清楚消息！
RADIO: Take shelter immediately. 收音机：请立刻躲进隐蔽处。
- I've never heard such language in all my life. - For God's sake, shut up! -我一辈子都没听过那种话。 -看在上帝份上，快闭嘴！
Oh, dear! I've left the oven on! 哦，亲爱的！我忘了关炉子！
Get in! Get in! Get in! 进来！进来！快进来！
HILDA: The cake will be burned! 蛋糕会烧起来的！
RADIO: Lie down. Keep away from windows. 收音机：现在请躺下，远离窗户。
Cover your head and eyes. 用东西盖住你的头部和眼睛。
(Air-raid siren) - Do not look at the sky or through windows. （空袭警报笛）不要看天空或者窗外。
Take shelter immediately. 请立刻躲进隐蔽处。
Repeat: Stay indoors. 重复：待在室内。
Do not leave your home. 不要离开你的家。
HILDA: The cake will be be burned! 蛋糕会烧起来的！
HILDA: The cake will be burned! 蛋糕会烧起来的！
(Glass smashes) （玻璃粉碎声）
JIM: Blimey! 哎呀,老天爷！
(Hilda sighs) （Hilda叹息）
JIM: Blimey! - Well I never! 哎呀,老天爷！哦，我从没！
Well, I... I suppose... that was it. 我..我想这就是了。
I should think so. 我想也是。
Blimey! 老天爷！
You all right, dear? 你还好吗，亲爱的？
Yes, thanks, love. 是的，还好，亲爱的。
Oh, dear. 噢，亲爱的。
I do feel all shaky. 我觉得一切都在摇晃。
Never mind, ducks. 别担心，宝贝儿。
We're... We're still in one piece, eh? 我们...我们还在同一个地方吧，嗯？
Yes, I think so. 是，我想是的。
- Wasn't it light? - Yes. －是变亮了一些么？ －是的。
Terrific. 真可怕。
You get terrific light with these bombs. 炸弹让我看了可怕的光。
- The heat! - I know. －热度！ －我知道。
Phew! 唷!
It's still hot now. 现在还是热的呢。
I wonder how far we are away from the epicentre. 我想知道我们距离爆炸中心有多远。
Or was it the hypocentre? 或者这儿就是轻度中心？
I can't remember. 我不记得了。
What's that, dear? 那是什么，亲爱的？
Well, it's the centre of it all. You know, the er... the bull's-eye, sort of. 嗯，那就是爆炸的中心。呃..像是攻击的靶心。
Bang in the middle. Or... Or middle of the bang, rather. 在中心爆炸，或者..或者是爆炸的中心。
I should think we were bang in the middle, dear. 我认为我们是在中心爆炸了，亲爱的。
A direct hit. 准确的一击。
HILDA: Oh, just look at all that glass. 哦，快看那些玻璃。
JIM: No, no, it couldn't have been a direct hit, dear. 不，不，这不可能是准确的一击，亲爱的。
We would have sustained greater damage and suffered greater casualties. 我们将会迎来持续的、更厉害的破坏和更惨重的伤亡。
Don't talk to me about damage. Just look at those curtains! 别跟我说破坏程度，只要看看那些窗帘就可以了！
Yes, but it would have been much worse at the epi-hypo thing, dear. 是啊，在更外层的东西上更可怕，亲爱的。
I don't see how it could have been much worse. 我不知道还有什么比这个更坏。
I'll never get them clean. 我再也无法洗干净它们了。
I'll give them a good soak tonight. Blessed Germans! 今晚我得好好地浸泡它们，上帝保佑德国人民！
Russkies, dear. 是俄罗斯人，亲爱的。
Mm! The shelter stood up well, didn't it? 唔！隐蔽处依然屹立不倒，看见没？
I constructed it in compliance with governmental specifications. 我是按照政府的说明书来建造的。
- I hope the cushions aren't spoiled. - I think some of them blew off in the blast. -我希望那些垫子没被毁坏。 -也许有一些在冲击波来时被吹掉了吧。
I do like nice cushions. 我可喜欢那些漂亮垫子了。
Yes, but there's more important things at the moment, ducks. 是，但是现在有更重要的事情，宝贝儿。
And curtains. Cushions and curtains. 还有窗帘。垫子和窗帘。
I'd better get out and put them in soak now. 我最好现在就出去把它们泡起来。
- Stay in! Er... dear. - Don't you shout at me, James. -留在这儿！呃..亲爱的。 -你怎么不朝我吼了，James。
But it's the whole point, dearest. 我最亲爱的，把你留在这儿才是关键。
This is what the shelter's for. 这就是我为何要建造一个隐蔽处的原因。
But the blessed bomb has gone off already. 可是那些该死的炸弹已经走了啊。
Yes, but the fallout is falling out now. See? 是的，但是你没看到原子尘仍然在飘散吗？
No, I don't see. 没，我没看到。
I can't see any soppy fallout. 我根本看不见任何原子尘。
I'm getting out. 我要出去了。
- Just look at all that mess! - No. No! -看看那些脏东西！ -不！不！
We must stay in. We must do the correct thing. 我们必须留下，我们应该做正确的事情。
Come on, now. 来吧。
It's late. Let's get to bed. 已经很晚了，我们去睡觉吧。
Whatever is this box of sand for, James? 究竟这一盒沙子是用来干嘛的，James？
It had better not be for what I think it's for. 最好别是我猜的那样。
I've told you what I think about that subject already. 我已经告诉过你了，我是怎么看待这件事情的。
Bomb or no bomb, Hitler or no Hitler, I'm going to go to the toilet in the proper manner! 是否有炸弹，是否有希特勒，我都要用正常的方式去上厕所！
No, dear, it's not an earth tray. 不，亲爱的，这不是一个沙土盘。
The governmental directive says it's for cleaning plates, an'that. 政府说明书写着，这是为清洗盘子准备的，不是吗。
HILDA: Cleaning plates? 清洗盘子？
Why shouldn't we wash them properly, and dry them on a nice clean tea towel? 为何我们不用常规的方式清洗它们，再拿漂亮的茶巾把它们擦干？
We washed up properly all through the war. 战争期间我们一直这样洗的。
JIM: Well, it's to conserve emergency water supplies, dear. 嗯，这是为了在紧急状态下节约用水，亲爱的。
What is the world coming to? 世界将会变成什么样儿？
JIM: You see, dear... - Tuck my feet in. 你看，亲爱的... -把我的脚裹好。
HILDA: My old mother would have a fit if she knew. 我妈妈要是知道了这事情肯定会大吃一惊。
- Yes, but... - Drying plates in an earth tray! -是，但是... -在沙土盘里洗盘子！
Catch me eating off a plate covered in sand! 让我用盖着沙子的盘子吃东西！
You'd be the first to complain. 你是第一个这么抱怨的。
Er... dear, um... 呃..亲爱的，嗯...
HILDA: A bit of grit in your winkles and you're spitting and splattering all over the place. 一些砂子在你的螺肉里，然后你把它们吐得满盘都是。
Tomorrow, you can put that thing outside for someone's cat, where it belongs. 明天你就可以把那东西放在外面，给谁谁谁的猫吃。
HILDA: Ooh-er! 哦~~呃！
I'm getting fed up stuck in this thing! I want to get out and tidy up! 我就是这么被喂养大的！我要出去弄干净！
(Gasps) Just look at all that mess out there! （倒抽一口气）看看外面那些乱七八糟的东西！
We must do the correct thing, dear. 我们必须做正确的事情，亲爱的。
We must remain in the inner core or refuge. 我们必须躲在隐蔽处。
Ours not to reason why. 这是不需要解释的事情。
Our but to um... something or other. 我们..嗯..指的是什么。
It tells you about this problem in the County Council directive. I'll show you. 官方手册里解释了这个问题，我找给你看。
Let's see. Um... Where is it? 让我们来看看，嗯..在哪儿呢？
Ah, yes. Here we are. 啊，是，就是这里。
"During this period, reduced external stimuli may produce problems of group behaviour." “在此期间，减少外界刺激可能导致群体性行为。”
Oh, yes, I see, dear. 哦，是的，我明白了，亲爱的。
"Steps to combat this may include the following: “与之战斗可能包括以下事宜：
At intervals, stimulate group activities." 不时地刺激群体活动。”
Don't you dare start stimulating, James! I'm not in the mood. 你胆敢去做激进的事情，James！我可没心情那样。
No, dear! 不，亲爱的！
It means discussions, an' that. 这是指讨论，不是吗。
It says, "Discussions, card games, story-telling, quizzes, etcetera." 这儿说，“讨论，打纸牌，讲故事，猜谜语，诸如此类。”
Perhaps we'd better try story-telling. 也许我们该试试讲故事。
You tell me one. 你给我讲一个吧。
No, I can't. I'd feel funny. 不，我不会，我觉得很好笑。
You're not a baby. 你已经不是个孩子了。
- Well, pretend I am. - Don't be silly. -好吧，假装我是小孩不行么。 -别傻了。
- Go on. - No. -来嘛。 -不。
You tell me one. 你给我讲一个吧。
- I don't know any. - There you are, then. -我不会讲故事啊。 -那算了吧。
What about a quiz? 猜谜怎么样？
- I spy with my little eye... - Oh, not that. It's childish, James. -我用我的眼睛寻找... -噢，别说了，那个太孩子气了，James。
Or it says here, "Discuss the changed conditions after an attack, 或者像这样，“讨论袭击过后局势会变成什么样儿，
and consider how to overcome or adapt to them." 以及考虑怎么去克服，或是适应新的情况。”
Well um... um... let's start on that one, dear. 好吧，嗯..嗯..让我们开始做这个吧，亲爱的。
Who's going to start the ball rolling, eh? 谁先开头呢，呃？
Shall I kick off, eh? Eh? 我来吧，嗯？
Right. Here goes. 好的，开始吧。
Um... 唔...
I think er... we could overcome the changed conditions after an attack 我想..呃..我们能够通过增肥
by er... all pulling our weight, 克服袭击后的种种变化，
putting our shoulders to the wheel, 把肩膀转过去，
so that we all pull together, now that our backs are against the wall. 这样我们就靠在一起，现在我们背对着墙。
And we can show these Jerries... 可以让那些德国人..
I mean Russkies, just what we think of them. 我是说俄国人，瞧瞧我们是怎么看待他们的。
And um... Well, that's all, I think. 还有，嗯..好吧，就是这些了，我想的话。
(Chuckles) Hooray, James! You ought to be a politician. （大笑）真不错，James！你该成为一个政治家。
It says, "Reading aloud to pass the time is a good idea." 这儿说，“大声朗诵以消磨时间是不错的选择。”
It's a good job I got this book from the public library. 我从图书馆借这本书回来真是太英明了。
It's called "Armageddon And You." 它叫《大决战和你》
There's a terrific bit in it about Western defences. 里面有一段关于西方防御战的恐怖描写。
Now, just listen to this. 现在，听着吧。
"There are three B.M.E. Ws - “有三个关键系统，B.M.E.是指—
Ballistic Missile Early Warning systems. 弹道导弹早期预警系统。
One P.R.C. S - Perimeter Acquisition Radar Attack Characterisation System. 一个P.R.C.S—通过雷达探测范围内袭击的系统。
Then there's N.O.R.A. D - North American Air Defense. 还有 N.O.R.A.D—北美空袭防御。
And J.S. S - Joint Surveillance System. 还有J.S.S—联合监视系统。
And then seven R.O.C. Cs - Regional Operation Control Centres. R.O.C.C—地区作战控制中心。
Then there's N.A.D.G. E - Nato Air Defence Ground Environment, N.A.D.G.E—环北约空防阵地。
and several A. W.C. S - Airborne Warning and Control Systems. A.W.C.S—空降警示和控制系统。
All this is controlled by the N.C. A - National Command Authority, 以上这些全部由N.C.A—国家指挥部，
by means of the N.M.C. S - National Military Command System. 以及N.M.C.S—国家军部指挥系统，
And A.M.C. C - Alternative Military Command Centre. A.M.C.C—备用军事指挥中心
And N.E.A.C. C - National Emergency Airborne Command Centre. N.E.A.C.C—国家紧急空降指挥中心
And it all comes under W. W.M.C.C. S - Worldwide Military Command & Control System. 这些都归W.W.M.C.C.S—全球军事指挥控制中心统一管理。
We should be all right with that lot looking after us, eh, ducks? 在他们的关照下，我们会没事的，是吗，宝贝儿？
Well, it didn't stop them from bombing us, did it? 嗯，这也不能阻止他们轰炸我们啊，不是吗？
Oh er... well, no er... I suppose not, really. 哦，呃...好吧，不能，呃...我希望可以，真的。
Still, just think, it might have been worse. 可是，想想吧，事情可能会更糟呢。
Got to look on the bright side, ducks. 记得要看事物的光明面，宝贝儿。
Besides, another thing the powers that be have created is called M.A.D. 而且，权力可能衍生的另一个产物是M.A.D。
- Mad? - Yes, M.A.D. -疯狂？ -嗯，M.A.D。
M.A.D. Mutal Assured Destruction. M.A.D是指共同信仰的毁灭。
I read about it in the public library. 我在图书馆看到过相关内容。
I think my old dad was in the Mutual Assured Insurance. 我想我的老爸曾处于共同信仰被毁灭的情绪里。
- A penny a week it was, in those days. - This isn't insurance, ducks. -那时候，每周仅有一便士的生活确实能够把人毁掉。 -这不是保险金，宝贝儿。
I think it covered the cost of the funeral. 我以为它还包含了丧葬费用。
Yes, well, I suppose this is similar. 是的，好吧，我假设它们比较相似。
It all comes out of our taxes. 羊毛出在羊身上。
He had a lovely funeral, our dad. 我们的老爸，他的葬礼非常风光。
You don't pay any taxes now. You're retired, James. 你现在不必交税了，你已经退休了，James。
No, I'm fully paid up. 不，我仍然在持续交税。
My funeral is fully assured. 我的葬礼是被全额保险了的。
Time we went to bed. 是睡觉的时间了。
It's getting dark. 天黑了。
I'll sleep in my clothes. It's an all-out war situation. 我就这么和衣睡着吧，现在是全力以赴的战时状态。
I might be called out in the night for an emergency. 如果遇到紧急情况，可能会半夜把我征集去呢。
They may need all able-bodied men at short notice. 在短时警告里，部队可能需要健全的男人。
HILDA: They'll soon change their minds when they see your pot-bellied little body. 当他们看到你的啤酒肚，立马就会打消这个念头的。
Morning, dear. 早啊，亲爱的。
- How do you feel? - (Yawns) Oh, dear. -你感觉如何？ -（打了个呵欠）哦，亲爱的。
- I ache all over. - So do I. -我浑身上下痛了一整晚。 -我也是。
I've got a terrific headache. 我的头疼的非常厉害。
Oh... I still feel so tired. 噢...我还是觉得很累很累。
Never mind, ducks. It's probably shock. The bomb, an' that.这可能是炸弹的冲击波引起的，对吧。 别担心，宝贝儿。
Oh, it's bound to upset us a bit. 噢，这让我们有点困扰。
After all, you don't get a nuclear bomb every day of the week, do you? 不管怎样，这一周里任何一天，你都没遇上核炸弹，对吗？
HILDA: Just as well. Never knew a bomb could give you headaches. 幸好。从来没听说过一种炸弹能引发头疼的。
Oh, yes, ducks. I told you these bombs have a terrific effect on all sorts of things. 哦，是啊，宝贝儿。我告诉过你，这些炸弹能在一切东西上起非常可怕的作用。
(Yawns) Right. A nice cup of tea will perk you up. （打呵欠）是吧。一杯好茶能让你振作起来。
Funny. They've cut the water off. 有意思。他们把停止供水了。
JIM: Still, that's logical. It might be contaminated. 然而，这是必然的。水源可能受到污染了。
It's a wise precaution for the protection of the population. 这可真是一项聪明的预防措施啊，可以保护人们。
Use the bottles, dear. 用瓶子里的水，亲爱的。
Oh, yes, of course. The emergency reserve supplies. 哦，是啊，当然。那是为紧急情况而储备的。
Most of them seem to have been broken in the blast, dear. 大部分瓶子都被冲击波击破了，亲爱的。
The contents have been dissipated. 水都流走了。
Funny. The electric's off, too. 真有意思，电源也被切断了。
Still, bound to be. 还是必须的呀。
Conservation of energy resources. 这是一种能源管理措施。
A wise governmental precaution during the period of national emergency. 在国家紧急情况下，这是一项明智的政府性预防措施。
Good job we've got that little picnic stove, eh, dear? 幸好我们带了野餐炉，嗯，亲爱的?
Are there any aspirins? 还有阿司匹林么？
- Mind it doesn't pop, James. I can't... (Stove pops) -别以为它不会出状况，James。我不能...（炉子砰的爆裂）
...bear it when it pops. ...确定什么时候它会出状况。
Mm! 唔！
(Chuckles) Nothing like a cup of tea, hm? （大笑）什么也比不上一杯茶，嗯？
Crumbs! I must be dreaming. 哎呀！我一定是在做梦。
- The news! We're just in time. (Switches radio on) -新闻时间了！我们刚刚赶得上。（打开收音机）
No. Nothing. There's nothing. 不会吧。没有，什么都没有。
All dead. 坏了。
- What about the telly? - Yes, of course. -看看电视呢？ -嗯，好的。
They may have filmed it all. 可能整个事件都已经被拍成电影了也说不定。
We may see our bomb on the news. 我们可以在新闻画面里看到炸弹。
(Switches TV on) - No. All dead. （打开电视）也没有，全坏了。
- No picture? - No. -没有画面？ -没有。
- Not even just the voices? - No! Nothing. -连声音也没有？ -没有，什么都没有。
- All dead. - All dead? -全坏了。 -全坏了？
- We'll have to wait for the paper. - There should be some good pictures. -那我们只好等着报纸的消息了。 -也许有些好照片也说不定。
These bombs are quite spectacular. 这些炸弹的威力真是惊人呀。
- He's late already. - Yes, well, that's logical. -投递员晚了。 -嗯，是的，这也是合理的。
There's bound to be delays and shortages during the period of national emergency. 服务延期和物资短缺总是和国家紧急情况联系在一起的。
I'll miss the serial on Woman's Hour. It was just getting interesting. 我会错过“女性时间”的连续剧的。它才刚刚开始有点意思。
Crumbs! I haven't tried the transistor. (Chuckles) 哎呀！我没试试电晶体。（大笑）
No. Seems to have packed up. 不用了。看来我们最好把东西都打包收拾好。
Or probably needs new batteries. 也许新的战斗就快开始了。
Yes, I must pop down to Willis's. 是啊，我得去一下Willis商店。
They are a price these days. 最近他们都在涨价。
97p last time. Just fancy! 上次花了97镑，太贵了！
We ought to get one of these new hi-fis when your endowment policy comes up. 我们改在你的保险捐赠到期前再买一套Hi-Fi。
Oh, yes. Or a stereo. I've only got two years to go. 哦，对啊。或者买一套环绕音箱。我只剩两年时间来处理它了。
- I hope Ron and Beryl got back all right. - Oh, yes, they'll be all right. -我希望Ron和Beryl回去的路上一切都好。 -哦，是啊，他们会没事的。
- Our Ron's a very careful driver. - I didn't mean the driving so much, dear. -我们的Ron是个非常谨慎的司机。 -我不仅仅是指驾驶技术，亲爱的。
More the bomb. 更担心轰炸的事情。
I'll give them a ring. 我去给他们打个电话。
Hello? Hello? Hello? 喂？喂？喂？
No, it's not even ringing. 不，居然响都没响一下。
Oh, I expect the lines are down. 哦，估计线路断了吧。
JIM: They say there are red-hot winds of 500 miles an hour. 他们说那儿有炽热的风以每小时500里的速度吹过。
I expect that would render the lines inoperable. 可能电话线被摧毁的不能修理了。
I'll drop him them a line - tell them to give us a ring. 我给他们留个言—告诉他们及时回电。
- Do you think the post will be going? - Oh, yes, bound to be. -你认为邮局还在运作么？ -哦，当然，应该是这样啊。
The powers that be will endeavour to maintain communications. 当局应当竭尽全力保持通讯畅通才对啊。
Remember the Blitz? The post went on just the same. 还记得那次闪电战吗？邮局仍然像往常一样工作。
It's government policy. It keeps up the morale of the population. 这是政府的职责。必须恢复人们的斗志。
HILDA: I hope Ron is insured. 我希望Ron有保险。
You did pay ours, didn't you, James? 你给我们投了保，是吗，James？
Oh, yes, dear. The bomb won't cost us a penny. We'll be well covered. 哦，是的，亲爱的。轰炸不会让我们花费任何一便士的。我们将免受损失。
Mm. Lovely. 唔，太好了。
HILDA: We can have some nice new curtains for the summer. 夏天到来的时候，我们可以买些漂亮的新窗帘了。
Crumbs! I wonder if it's all over already. 哎呀！我想知道战斗是否已经结束了。
If it is all over, I wish I knew who'd won. 如果战斗已经结束了，我想知道谁赢了。
We can't have lost the war, can we, James? We won the other two. 我们不可能在这场战争里输掉，对吗，James？我们赢了另外两场。
No, of course not. 对，当然是这样。
Remember old Churchill? 记得老丘吉尔吗？
(As Churchill) "We will never surrender." （模仿丘吉尔的声音）“我们永不言弃。”
Yes, but Churchill's not prime minister now, dear. 是这样，但是丘吉尔现在不是首相了，亲爱的。
Er... no. Well er... of course not. 呃..不是了，好吧，呃..当然现在他不是了。
I suppose it won't be the same without er... with old whatshisname, will it? 我希望那个，呃..叫什么来着，能够继续这样做。
Who is it, anyway? 你说的是谁？
I must check the emergency supplies list. We never had time to finish it. 我必须查看一下紧急情况供应清单。直到现在我们还没完成它。
It says here, "...a notebook for messages." 这儿说，“..一个用来留信息的笔记本。”
Who are you going to write messages to, dear? 你会给谁写信息呢，亲爱的？
Well, you never know. There's always a need for vital messages in wartime. 嗯，也许你永远不会知道写给谁。不过留言是战时必不可少的。
Our lives might depend on a vital message getting through to headquarters. 对于当局来说，我们的姓名可能就维系在必要的留言上。
Oh, I see, dear. 哦，我懂了，亲爱的。
- And it says, "...a whistle and gong for alarm." - Oh, what will you do with that, dear? -这里还说，“..一只口哨和一面锣，作警报之用。” -噢，你会用那些做什么，亲爱的？
Well, if I saw a Russky coming down the lane, I'd bang the gong. If we had one. 嗯，如果我在路上碰到了俄国佬，我就敲锣。
- Wouldn't he shoot you, dear? - What, just for banging a gong? -那他不会朝你开枪么，亲爱的？ -什么，仅仅因为我敲锣了？
He'd be well within his rights to shoot you if there's a war on. 如果战争开始了，他向你射击就是正当权力。
Oh, crumbs! You really think so? 哦，天哪！你真的这样想？
Just for banging a gong? 仅仅只是敲了一下锣？
- I'm glad we haven't got a gong. - We've got a whistle. -真高兴我们没有锣。 -我们有个哨子。
- Have we? Where is it? - I'm not sure. -我们有么？在哪里？ -我不确定。
Hm. Never mind. 嗯，别着急。
Let's leave it. (Echoes) Let's leave it. 让我们忘了它。（重复）让我们忘了它。
Oh, I do feel tired. 噢，我有点儿累了。
Really exhausted and... all dizzy. 精疲力尽..好眩晕好没有方向感。
Nervous exhaustion due to unaccustomed lifestyle. 不正常的生活方式导致情绪紧张，精疲力尽。
That's what that is. 这就是为什么你会有这样的感觉。
How's your headache, dear? 你的头痛好些了么，亲爱的？
Just the same, thanks. Aspirins didn't seem to do any good at all. 还是一样，谢谢关心。看来阿司匹林也不起作用了。
I think I've got a temperature. I feel all hot and shivery. 我想我有点发烧了。忽冷忽热。
You do look pale, dear. 你看上去很苍白，亲爱的。
- I should have an early night. - I must clear up. -我得早点睡觉。 -我得去清理一下。
Suppose someone comes and sees the place in this state? We might have visitors. 想象一下有人过来看到这里是什么样子？我们可能会有客人呢。
Yes. The Emergency Service should arrive today. 是的，紧急服务今天应该会到。
- I'm surprised they've not come before. - I expect they've got a lot of people to attend to. -他们以前从没来过，真叫人惊奇。 -我想这次他们有很多志愿者加入吧。
Oh, yes. We're only an outlying district. 哦，对啊。我们是唯一的边远地区。
They'll be heavily engaged within the stricken area itself. 他们将在受害区域耗费大量时间和精力。
- Will it be like meals on wheels, dear? - Yes, I should think so. -会不会是快餐服务呢，亲爱的？ -嗯，我也这么想。
There'll be mobile canteens and soup kitchens, 会有流动小卖部和例汤厨房，
teams of doctors and nurses, 成队的医生和护士，
helicopters flying in blankets and medical supplies. 直升飞机带来毛毯和医疗用品。
It'll all move slowly into action, you bet. 你看吧，它们会行动的很缓慢。
They'll all be here in next to no time. 他们不知道几时才会来。
The governmental authorities have been aware of this eventuality for years. 政府职权部门意识到这种可能性很多年了。
So continency plans will have been formulated long ago. 而且自制计划早就制定了。
We won't have to worry about a thing. 对这事儿我们不必太多担心。
The powers that be will get to us in the end. 当权者最终会找到我们的。
I hope they come soon, dear. 我祈祷他们快点来，亲爱的。
I'm not feeling very well. 我觉得不舒服。
I wonder if we'd have been better off in the cellar. 也许我们躲到地下室里会好一点。
Oh, no, dear. Too damp. 哦，不，亲爱的，那里太潮湿了。
Think of my rheumatism. 忘了我有风湿病么。
- Would you like a bite to eat, dearest? - No, thanks. -你想吃点什么吗，我最亲爱的？ -不，不用了。
I'm right off food. 我要省下食物。
So am I. 我也一起吧。
I must go to the toilet. And I don't want any arguments. 我得去洗手间了。我不想再为这事儿争论。
Blessed dust everywhere. 可是到处都是灰尘。
Oh, crumbs! I forgot! 哦，天呀！我给忘了！
We're supposed to stay in the inner core or refuge! 我们必须呆在隐蔽处！
Well, it's too late now. We've been out for ages. 好吧，现在记起来也晚了。我们已经在外面很长时间了。
Oh, blimey! It was the whole point! 哦，老天爷！这可是最关键的！
I wonder if there's any radiation about. 我想知道这儿是否已经有辐射物了。
HILDA: Well, I can't see anything. 嗯，我没看到什么特别的东西。
Hurry up, dear, and get back in the inner core or refuge! 快，亲爱的，回到隐蔽处去！
We'd better have an early night. 我们最好早点睡觉。
HILDA: Well, if you can't see it and can't feel it, 好吧，如果你看不见它也感受不到它，
it can't be doing you any harm, can it? 它就不会给你带来任何伤害，是么？
Better try and er... eat something today, dear. 试试吧，还有，呃...今天还是得吃点什么吧，亲爱的。
I was sick three times in the night. 晚上我都恶心了三次了。
My headache's even worse. 我的头痛也更厉害了。
Let's have a walk round the garden, dear. 我们去花园转转吧，亲爱的。
I've just read it's only 48 hours in the inner core or refuge, not 14 days. 我刚查到只用在隐蔽处待48小时，不是两周。
A bit of fresh air is all we need. I'll get a nice lettuce. 我们都需要点儿新鲜空气。我还想摘些莴苣。
(Wind howls) （风在呼啸）
Crumbs! Look at the door! 天呀！看那扇门！
The paint's all gone. Scorched down to the wood. 油漆都没了。木头也被烤焦了。
Never mind, dear. You said you'd burn it off one day. 别担心，亲爱的。你说过有天你要把它烧掉的。
The leaves have all gone off the apple tree, ducks. 苹果树上的叶子都掉了，宝贝儿。
Oh, yes! What a shame! 哦，是啊！真可惜！
Still, it'll be lovely in the spring. 不过春天的时候它会再变漂亮的。
It is spring, dear. 已经是春天了，亲爱的。
(Howling) （咆哮声）
Oh! Listen! 哦！听！
- (Howling) JIM: A dog! （咆哮声）狗！
Oh, poor thing! 哦，可怜的小家伙！
I expect he's hungry. 我想它是饿了。
The heat has affected the hedge, love. 高温摧毁了篱笆，亲爱的。
- The beans look a bit shrivelled. - And I think the lettuce have evaporated. -豆子看上去都枯萎了。 -我想莴苣也脱水了吧。
Well, they do have a high water content. 嗯，它们都是含水量丰富的植物。
- Can you see any fallout falling out, James? - No, the sun is trying to get through. -你看到飘落的原子尘了吗,James？ -没有，阳光正在射进来。
They didn't blow up the sun, thank goodness. 谢天谢地，它们没有挡住太阳。
Oh, no, dear. Science is still in its infancy. 哦，不，亲爱的。科学还没到那么发达的阶段。
HILDA: What does the fallout look like, dear? 原子尘看上去是什么样子，亲爱的？
JIM: I don't know. The er...government directive 我不清楚。呃..政府手册
neglects to mention how the populous could recognise it. 忘了提及人口稠密地区该如何辨识原子尘。
I expect it's a bit like snow, ducks. Only greyer. 有点像雪，宝贝儿。偏灰白些。
The grass looks a funny colour. 草坪的颜色看上去很有趣。
Yes, I'll pop down to Mr Sponge's tomorrow and get some bone meal and dried blood. 嗯，明天我想顺路去Sponge先生的店里买点带骨肉和猪血。
He might be closed due to the bomb, dear. 它可能因为轰炸而停业了，亲爱的。
What, old Sponge? (Laughs) Miss a day's trade? Not him! He'd rather die! 什么，老Sponge？（笑起来）错过一整天的生意？那不是他，他宁愿去死也不会那样！
It's very cloudy. Almost foggy. 天阴得真厉害，几乎起雾了。
We need some sun to bring the garden on. 我们的花园需要阳光。
- The milkman's not been yet. He's late. - Oh, well, that's logical. -送奶工现在也没来，他迟到了。 -哦，是的，这也是可以理解的。
He's bound to be a bit late after the bomb. 可能是轰炸导致他稍微晚一点来。
HILDA: Perhaps he's been called up to fight, or something. 也有可能他被征召去打仗了，或者别的什么原因。
JIM: Oh, yes. Well er... maybe. 哦，是啊，好吧，呃..也许吧。
But they'd have got a woman or something. 也许他结婚了也说不定。
JIM: Quiet, isn't it? - Yes. 小声点，是他么？ -好。
HILDA: I haven't seen no trains. No traffic. 我没看见火车，交通断了。
JIM: I expect they're all having a good lie-in after the bomb. 我猜他们在轰炸后都好好地睡了个懒觉。
HILDA: Terrible smell of burning. 好大的焦糊味。
JIM: Oh, yes. Well er...bound to be. That's logical. 噢，是啊。嗯..可能是。这是可以理解的。
HILDA: It's like...roast meat. 闻着像..烤肉。
JIM: Yes! Roast dinners. 是啊！烧烤晚餐。
I expect people are having their Sunday dinners early this week, 由于这难以预料的情况，
due to the unexpected circumstances. 也许有人提早吃周日晚餐了。
HILDA: The road's gone all funny. Seems to have melted a bit. 路面看上去好奇怪啊。好像是变软了一点。
I expect that's why the milkman's late. He's got stuck somewhere. 这正好可以解释为什么送奶工迟到，他可能被困在某一出了。
(Bottle smashes) - I wonder if there's a proper war on. （瓶子碰撞声）我想知道战争是否已经开始了。
I wonder who's winning. 我也想知道谁赢了。
Never mind. It'll all be in the papers, dear. 别着急。报纸上都会说的，亲爱的。
JIM: Come to think of it, he's late, too. 想想吧，投递员也会迟到啊。
HILDA: He missed us altogether yesterday. 他昨天也没来。
JIM: Well, you can't expect things to be normal after the bomb. 嗯，在轰炸之后你不能指望事情还像以前那样。
Difficulties will be experienced throughout the duration of the emergency period. 在紧急时期里各种困难都会持续下去。
Normality will only be assumed after the sensation of hostilities. 战争的轰动过后，生活才会恢复常态。
HILDA: Oh, dear. I think I'm going to be sick again. 哦，亲爱的。我好像又要病了。
(She coughs) （她开始咳嗽）
- (Vomits) - There, there, there, ducks. －（呕吐） －吐到那儿，那儿，那儿，宝贝儿。
- All better now? - (Groans) －好些了吗？ －（呻吟声）
(Sighs) （叹息声）
I had the most terrible diarrhoea this morning. 今天早上我腹泻得很厉害。
Nerves, dear. It's just nerves. 紧张，亲爱的，是紧张导致的。
I'm the same, and I'm a man. 我也一样，我是个男人也有这种感觉。
Let's sit in the garden for a bit. 我们去花园坐一会儿吧。
Don't you think we ought to clear up, dear? 难道我们不需要打扫一下吗，亲爱的？
Yes, yes, later on. 嗯，好的，等会儿吧。
I feel a bit er... weak and dizzy. 我觉得有点儿，呃..又虚弱又眩晕。
We'll make a start soon. 我们等下就开始打扫。
HILDA: Well, suppose Jerry comes this afternoon. 嗯，好像Jerry这个下午要来。
No, they'd wait for the fallout to clear. Too dangerous for a few days. 不会，他们必须等着原子尘消散。最近都太危险了。
We've got plenty of time. 我们有足够的时间。
The situation is well in hand, you bet. 你敢赌吗，情况会很快好起来的。
Our boys will be lying in wait for 'em. 我们的孩子们必须等到情况好转。
I expect they've laid a trap. 我希望他们设置了陷阱。
Jerry will walk straight into it. Jerry会径直走进去的。
(Rumble of thunder) - Hello! There's cloud coming up. （雷声响起）嘿！云开始聚集了。
Looks like rain. 看上去要下雨了。
It's raining! I'm going in. 下雨了！我们回去吧。
Rain! Yes! 是的！下雨了！
- We can save it! (Thunderclap) -我们可以接点水存起来！（霹雳声）
Don't you get wet, James. You'll catch a chill. We don't want you laid up again. 你淋湿了，James。你会着凉的。我可不想你再躺下。
We'll be all right for water now for a while, dear. 一段时间没有水用，我们也能过下去的，亲爱的。
Do you think rainwater is all right to drink? 你觉得雨水能喝吗？
Oh, yes, of course it is. 哦，是的，当然可以。
There's nothing purer than rainwater, is there? Everybody knows that. 没有什么比雨水更加纯净了，不是么？人人都知道。
Perhaps I'd better boil it. Best to be on the safe side. 也许我该煮一煮它。凡事安全至上。
Oh, yes, I suppose so. We don't want to take unnecessary risks. 哦，好吧，最好这样。我们不必冒无谓的风险。
It may prejudice our chance of survival. 否则可能会减少我们幸存的机率。
What do you mean, James? We have survived, haven't we? 你说什么，James？我们不是活着吗？
Yes, I know. But after the bombs on Japan, people died ages later. 对，我知道。但是在日本被轰炸很多年之后，人们还在不断死去。
I... forget exactly why. 我..忘了具体是为什么。
HILDA: Perhaps they didn't take precautions. 也许他们没做好预防措施。
Yes. I expect they neglected to do the correct thing and... 嗯，我希望是因为他们没有做正确的事情所以...
Oh, and anyway, that was years ago. 噢，不管怎么样，那是很多年前的事了。
Science was in its infancy. 那时科学还不发达。
We're better equipped to deal with the situation in the light of modern scientific knowledge. 我们最好用先进的科技之光装备自己，以应付那样的情况。
Oh, yes. Nowadays, there's bound to be all sorts of anditotes and protectives. 哦，是的，现在有各种各样的消毒水和防护措施了。
When the medics get through, they'll probably just spray us with some anditote, 等到医疗队进来，他们就会往我们身上喷消毒水的。
give us a couple of pills, and in no time, we'll be as right as rain. 还会给我们一些药片，我们立即像是身处雨中。
I'm glad we moved to the country when you retired, dear. 真高兴在你退休后我们搬到了乡村来居住，亲爱的。
Yes. Much more peaceful. 是啊，这里安静多了。
If we'd still been in London, we'd probably have been bombed out by now. 如果我们还在伦敦生活的话，很有可能遭到轰炸。
Yes. Unless we'd been evacuated. 是啊。至少也得被疏散。
Oh, that was only children. And women too, of course. 噢，只有儿童才会被疏散，当然，还有妇女。
I'd have been requisitioned for essential war work. 我可能会被征用去制造军需品。
But you're far too old. 但是你已经太老了啊。
You're retired. 你都退休了。
Yes, but all age groups are pressed into emergency service 是这样，但是所有年龄段的人在紧急情况下都必须奋起
during times of national emergency, dear. 在国家遭遇危机时，亲爱的。
(Air-raid siren) - I'd have been an air-raid warden. （空袭警报响起）我曾担任过小区防空袭的管理员，
Or a stretcher bearer for the Red Cross... 还有红十字会的担架工..
...and St John's Ambulance Brigade, or a fireman in the docks. ..加入圣约翰急救队，以及码头消防员。
Jerry up above, fire bombs raining down. 德国兵开着飞机在上方盘旋，燃烧弹像雨一样密集落下。
Up the turntable ladder. 顺着圆形楼梯上去。
Carrying women to safety. 把妇女们护送到安全区。
HILDA: Trust you to think of that, James. 我相信你说的那些，James。
I wish we had neighbours. 我真希望我们有邻居啊。
I'd like to ask someone what's going on. 就可以问问他们，事情发展得怎么样了。
Well, I warned you, dear. 哦，我得警告你，亲爱的。
"This cottage is a bit isolated," I said. “这幢小屋有点像是被隔离的，”我说过。
"You're not going to like it," I said. “你不会喜欢它的，”我也说过。
I wish we didn't have to stay put. 我们不必呆在原地，不能动吧。
(Groans) （呻吟声）
I quite fancy a pint. 我好想喝点啤酒啊。
I said I'd see old George down the Half Moon today for a game of darts. 我说过，去玩射箭游戏时，可以顺带从老乔治那儿买一些回来。
I expect he'll be busy with his cows after the bomb. 希望在轰炸之后，他还在忙着照顾奶牛。
It might have put them off laying - milking, I mean. 我是说，可能轰炸让奶牛都不产奶了。
Yes, it may have curdled the milk, or something. 是哦，牛奶也许会凝结。
These bombs have a terrific effect on things. 这些炸弹对任何事物都会产生可怕的效果。
(Chuckles) He may have switched over to yoghurt. （笑起来）他可以把凝结的牛奶做成酸奶啊。
Yes. Lots of people's lives are going to be considerably affected by the bomb. 嗯。大多数人的生活因为这次轰炸而受到了相当大的影响。
HILDA: London Airport will have been knocked out, I expect. 伦敦机场将会冷清下来，我估计它离被淘汰不远了。
Yes. Bang goes a lot of people's holidays this year. 是啊。"砰"的一声炸掉了许多人今年的假期。
HILDA: The Yanks won't come dropping in. 扬克一家不会来玩了。
Oh, no. Not unless to help us against the Russkies. 哦，是，至少不会帮着我们打俄国佬了。
Remember in the war? "Got any gum, chum?" 还记得战争那会儿吗？“要口香糖么，朋友？”
We used to stand on the railway embankment, 我们曾并肩站在铁路的路堤上，
and the Yanks used to shower us with gum and chocolate and K Rations. 扬克给我们看他的口香糖、巧克力和军用口粮。
Terrific, it was. 那太可怕了。
I wonder if the Russkies chew gum. 我想知道俄国佬是不是也会嚼口香糖。
"Got any gumski, comrade?" “要口香糖么，同志？”
You won't be able to say that, James. They're the enemy. 你不能那样说话，James。他们是我们的敌人。
Oh, yes. I keep forgetting. 哦，对。我太健忘了。
Crumbs! 天哪！
We won't have to try and kill them, will we? 我们不必尝试杀人吧？
Oh, I... I suppose so. 噢，恐怕..是的。
That's what you're supposed to do to the enemy, isn't it? 那正是你想对敌人做的，不是么？
Crumbs! I hadn't really thought of that. 天哪！我从来没这样想过。
You mean to say if one of them comes through that door this afternoon, 你的意思是如果今天下午有人穿过门进来，
I'm supposed to try and kill him? 我将会杀了他？
Well, not you, James. After all, you're retired. 好吧，不是你去，James。不管怎样，你已经退休了。
Well, what would I kill him with? 可是，我该用什么杀他呢？
A bit of old iron, I suppose. 一只老熨斗吧，我想是。
I must mend those socks for you, James. 我得替你把袜子补一补，James。
They'd have Tommy guns. They always do. 他们可能用汤米枪作武器，他们一般都这样。
He'd mow us down, Hilda! 他会射杀我们的，Hilda!
If a German sees you in these socks, he'll think you're just a peasant. 如果一个德国兵迎面撞见你，他会以为你只是个农夫。
"Die, you Englishe pig dogs!" he'd say. “去死吧，你这个英国猪！”他会这样骂。
"Enemies of der Fatherland! Heil Hitler!" (Makes machine-gun noise) “帝国的敌人！万岁希特勒！”（学机关枪扫射声）
Oh. Oh, no, sorry. No, no, that's the last time. I keep forgetting, it's the Russkies now. 哦，哦，不。不不不，那是上次的情形。我忘了，现在是俄国佬。
JIM: Just suppose that one did come. 假设有人会来。
A great big Russian. 一个大块头的俄国兵。
Big overcoat, great big boots with snow on them. 穿着硕大的外套，硕大的靴子，还沾着雪。
Great furry hat, all covered in belts of ammo and grenades. 戴着硕大的皮帽，浑身绑着子弹匣和手榴弹。
Bloomin' great Tommy gun pointing straight at us! 用硕大的汤米枪指着我们！
What am I supposed to do? 那时我该怎么做才对呢？
- (Growls) - You could offer him a cup of tea, I suppose. -（嗥叫声） -我想，你可以给他一杯茶。
Argh! 啊哈！
We mustn't be collaborators, Hilda. 我们可不能当通敌者，Hilda.
They'd shave our heads. 他们会砍下我们的脑袋。
Russians like tea. A cup of tea wouldn't hurt, surely? 俄国人喜欢喝茶。一杯茶说不定可以避免伤害呢？
I suppose it's better than being mown down in a hail of bullets. 我想那会比排山倒海的子弹要好一些吧。
Crumbs! They might round us up and take us off to the concentration camps. 天呀！他们会把我们包围起来，带去集中营。
Why? We've not done anything. 为什么呢？我们什么都没做啊。
We're not Jews, or anything. 再说我们也不是犹太人。
- Your grandfather was a Jew. - He was not! －你的祖父是个犹太人。 －他不是！
Well, only partly. 好吧，有犹太血统。
They'd send us to Liberia. Down the salt mines. 俄国人会把我们送去利比里亚。去采盐。
- Whatever for? - I don't know. －没有任何理由就这样？ －我不确定。
They always do. 他们经常这样干。
Perhaps Russians eat a lot of salt. 也许俄国人需要很多食用盐。
I expect they're quite nice, really. 我认为他们是好人，真的。
I saw the Russians dancing on telly once. 我在电视上看过俄国人跳舞。
All in boots. 穿着靴子。
They seemed nice. 他们看上去很善良。
Oh, yes. I bet some of them are nice. 哦，是啊，我打赌他们中的部分人是善良的。
There were supposed to be some nice Germans last time. 上次战争时，也以为会有善良的德国人。
I think we're running out of water again, dear. The rainwater's all gone. 我想我们又没有水了，亲爱的。雨水已经用完了。
Oh, we've still got a pint of milk. 哦，我们还有一品脱牛奶。
Better save that for teatime. 最好把它留到下午茶时间再喝吧。
I can't bear tea without milk. 我不能忍受茶里不放牛奶。
- Posh people have lemon in it. - I know! Horrible! -优雅的人们在茶里放柠檬。 -我知道！真可怕！
Crumbs! 天呀！
I wonder if it was an American missile falling a bit short. 我想知道美国的核导弹改良后是不是变短了一些。
That happened in the war - blokes getting shelled by their own guns. 战争中发生过—打仗的家伙们被自己的枪弹击中。
(Chuckles) Be funny if it was an American missile that had landed on us. （大笑）如果是美国核导弹击中了我们，那可太搞笑了。
Wouldn't it, dear? 难道不会吗，亲爱的？
I can't see it's very funny, James. 我可不觉得有什么好笑的，James。
No, well er... Funny peculiar, I mean. 好吧，呃...是个冷笑话。
Are they worse than the Russian ones? 他们比俄国人还坏吗？
Oh, I shouldn't think so, love. I expect they're all much of a muchness. 哦，别这么想，亲爱的。我觉得这两者不分高下。
They all work on the same principle. 他们都在同样的原则下做事。
It's called er... megadeath, I think. 那个叫什么...一百万人死亡(计算核战争杀伤率的单位)。
So many millions of people dead per bang. 数百万人死于一声巨响。
Any ketchup, dear? 要番茄酱吗，亲爱的？
I expect the quantity is similar either way. 我希望每天的分量差不多。
Are all the bangs about the same size, then? 所有的轰炸都是一样的规模吗？
Oh, no! There's one megaton, 哦，不是！有的轰炸是百万吨级(核武器威力的计算单位)，
and 10 megaton, an' that. 有的是千万吨级。
It's er... just a question of how big a bang you want to make 呃..取决于你想制造多大的爆炸
and how many... people you want to kill. 和杀死多少人。
More baked beans, dear? 再来点烤豆子，亲爱的？
No, thanks. I'm a bit off food. 不用了，谢谢，我不太想吃。
Then there's the er...overkill, see? 呃..看到了吗，核武器有着过度的杀伤威力。
That's where they kill more people than they really need to. 使用核武器将使更多无辜的人遭殃。
Say you want a bang big enough to kill one million people, 如果说你制造一场轰炸，只想夺走百万民众的生命，
and you go and use a three-million-people bang. 一声巨响之后，你会杀死三百万人。
It's terrifically wasteful of energy, in the present economic climate. 在目前的经济环境下，这是一种可怕的破坏性能量。
I see, dear. 我懂了，亲爱的。
Yes, there's one thing about the present economic situation. 嗯，目前的经济状况下还有一件事。
- I mean... - Such a shame we can't wash up. -我是指.. -我们不能洗澡，真是太脏了。
...in order to conserve world energy resources, ...为了保护世界的能源，
the powers that be will only use the smallest possible bang. 掌权者只会用最少的核能源来轰炸。
(China smashes) - Oh, I can't bear it! （瓷器粉碎声）噢，我不能再忍受了！
I expect that's why we're still here. 我想知道为什么我们仍然滞留在这儿。
We're running out of crockery. 我们没有陶器了。
We could say we owe our lives to the world economic procession. 对于世界经济进程来说，我们仅仅拥有自己的生命而已。
Put the kettle on, will you, ducks? 打开你的水壶，亲爱的。
There's no water, dear. 里面没水了，亲爱的。
Oh, no, no. Of course. 哦，对，对，当然。
Just... Just have to have milk, then. 那..喝牛奶吧。
That pint's gone bad, dear. 牛奶坏了，亲爱的。
The fridge has been off. 冰箱没有电。
Oh, heck! Well er... 哦，真见鬼！好吧，那就..
...a black coffee, then. 来杯黑咖啡吧。
There's still no water, dear. 还是没水啊，亲爱的。
Well, what... What are we going to drink, eh? Eh? 嗯，那..我们喝什么呢，呃？呃？
What... What... What are we going to drink, for God's sake? 我们能喝什么呢，看在上帝的份儿上？
Don't shout, dearest. 别吵了，亲爱的。
I'm sorry, love. 对不起，亲爱的。
I'm just... terribly thirsty. 我只是..太渴了。
How about a nice sweet, dear? 来块糖怎么样，亲爱的？
It's a blackcurrant fruit pastille. 一块黑醋栗味道的水果片儿。
HILDA: (Gasps) There's only one left. （喘着气）只剩一块了。
JIM: You have it. - No, you have it. 你吃吧。 -不，你吃。
We'll er... We'll cut it in half. 那我们..我们平分。
That's... That's fair. 嗯..可以。
(Hilda screams) （Hilda尖叫）
- Help! - I'm coming! L-l-I'm coming! I'm coming! -救命！ -我来了！我来了！我就来！
A rat! A rat! 一只老鼠！一只老鼠！
(Sobs) A rat in the lavatory! （呜咽）老鼠在厕所里！
(Sobs and coughs) （哭得咳嗽起来）
Euww! I saw it! Its tail waving in the pan! 唔！我看见了！它在平底锅那儿摇尾巴呢！
Never mind, dear. Never mind. 别担心，亲爱的，别担心。
No, no, no. It won't hurt you, dearest. 不，不，不。它不会伤害你的，我亲爱的。
(Coughs) The pan's all dry and its... head was round the bend - （咳嗽）平底锅里空空如也，它..它的脑袋耷拉在边上。
just its bottom end sticking out. A tail! 在锅底有东西伸出来了，是尾巴！
Oh! A tail! 哦！尾巴！
(Sobs) Horrible! Horrible! （呜咽）太可怕了！太可怕了！
There, there, dear. 那儿，那儿，亲爱的。
Don't worry, I... I'll pop down to Willis's in the morning and I'll get some warfarin. 别怕，我..我早上就去Willis家买点杀鼠灵。
At least it shows that the drains aren't blocked. 至少这证明了下水道没有被封锁。
Oh, dear! 哦，亲爱的！
I do feel queer! 我有点头晕眼花！
All shaky. 整个世界都在摇晃。
Well, it's bound to upset you a bit. 嗯，是那个让你感到不适的吧。
The... The bomb, I mean. 我是说，炸弹。
(Whimpers) （抽噎）
Have you got... lipstick on, dear? 你涂了口红吗？亲爱的。
Lipstick? 口红？
What do you mean, James? 为什么这么问，James？
You know I haven't worn lipstick for years. 你知道我好多年都不用口红了。
- Well er... your lips are all red. - Oh! -好吧，呃...你的嘴唇好红啊。 -哦！
Oh, my! 哦，我的天！
My gums are bleeding! 我的牙床正在流血！
I thought there was a... a funny taste. 一股怪怪的味道。
Well er... Shrinking of gums, causing ill-fitting dentures. That's... That's what that is. 呃..牙龈萎缩，引发牙齿不适。这..这就是解释。
Yeah um... Better get to the dentist when the emergency has rescinded. 嗯..等紧急情况解除了，你得立即去看牙医。
There was blood when I went to the toilet this morning. 今早我去上厕所时也有血。
Yes, yes. Me, too. 是，是的，我也是。
P-piles, that is. H-hovaloids. 一堆
A common complaint in... in middle-aged people like ourselves. 通常都会有这类疾病的..像我们这样的中年人。
I'II... I'll pop down to... to the chemist when the crisis pales into insignificance, 等度过危险期，我会去药房看看。
and I'II... I'll get some of those suppositories. 我还要..买点栓剂。
Oh! 噢！
Oh, dear. 哦，亲爱的。
I think I'm going to be sick. 我想我要生病了。
(Coughs) （咳嗽）
Now, there, there, ducks. There, there. There, there. 现在，那儿，那儿，宝贝儿。那儿，那儿，那儿。
Now, now. All better now. Now, please. Don't upset yourself, love. 现在，好些了。别泄气，我的爱人。
Please, please. Now, don't dry. Don't cry. Don't cry. 别，别。别哭，别哭，别哭。
I expect it's due to the vibration, you know. Like that day in the car. 我认为这和震动有关，你知道的。像那次我们在车里那样。
You remember that time we went to Bournemouth, hm? 你还记得我们那次去Bournemouth，嗯？
And you were sick in the coach. 你在车厢里生病了。
Don't worry, ducks. Don't worry. 别担心，宝贝儿，别担心。
There can't be anything wrong with you. 你不会有事的。
I expect it's... it's just the... the after-effects of the bomb. 我想这只是..只是..轰炸后的效应。
(Gasps and coughs) （喘气，咳嗽）
Oh, I... I... I do... fancy a nice cup of tea. 哦，我..我...我想要一杯好茶。
Do you think the cows have been affected by the bomb, dear? 你不觉得奶牛也受到了轰炸的影响吗，亲爱的?
No, I... I shouldn't think so. 不，我..我没这么想。
They're... They're all out in the country. 它们是..它们都不在乡村了吧。
Supplies of milk will be maintained. 牛奶供应将会继续的。
It is... essential for the maintenance of... healthy bones and teeth. 为了人们骨骼和牙齿的健康，这种供应是必须的。
HILDA: Yes, but we live in the country, dear. 是啊，但是我们生活在乡村，亲爱的。
Yes, yes, yes, I... I know, dear. 对，对。我明白，亲爱的。
Well, the grass is all dead and funny. 好吧，草全都死了，这可真稀奇。
Yes um... well er... 是啊，嗯..好吧..
I don't know. 我不清楚。
I expect there may be... a temporary containment of supplies. 我想是因为..有临时的供应封锁。
I suppose we'd betterjust sit here and wait for help to arrive. 我想我们最好坐在这儿，等待救援的到来。
Yes. The... The emergency services will have sprung into action 好吧。在最初的警戒信号之后
at the first alarm signal. 紧急服务随时可能会来。
I hope they get here before the enemy. 我祈求他们能在敌人到达之前来拯救我们。
Oh, I... I hope Beryl and Ron got back all right. 哦，我..我希望Beryl和Ron回程顺利。
Oh, they'II... they'll be all right. 哦，他们会的..他们会没事的。
They'II... They'll have been safely home long... long before the bomb. 他们会..在轰炸之前..安全到家。
(Groans) （呻吟声）
Our Ron's... a sensible boy. 我们的Ron是个明智的男孩。
At the first siren, he'd get the whole family down to the shelters right away. 在第一次警报时，他应该会及时带着全家躲到隐蔽处去。
There aren't any shelters, dear. 他们没有隐蔽处，亲爱的。
Oh, no. 哦，不。
No, no, I... I forgot. 不，不，我..我忘了这点。
But he'II... he'll be all right. 但是他会..他会没事的。
I gave him the governmental leaflet. 我把政府的宣传手册给他了。
He'II... He'll be all right with that. 有那个，他..他会没事的。
That will afford him the maximum protection available to the populous. 手册将会给他最大程度的保护。
He'II... He'll take cover immediately 他会..在第一时间隐蔽好
and... adopt all the prescribed precautionary measures. 按照规定，放弃所有在手册警戒应当放弃的财物。
He... He's no fool, our Ron. 他..他可不蠢，我们的Ron.
He's not likely to get hot under the collar. 他不像会穿着硬领衣服让自己汗流浃背的人。
He... He won't go to pieces. 他..不会被炸成碎片的。
The whole family will... will stick together. 整个大家庭将..将会团结在一起。
Oh! Look! 哦！看哪！
There's funny spots on my legs. 我的腿上有些奇怪的斑点。
Er... They're various veins. That's... That's what that is. 呃..它们是静脉。就是这样。
That's... That's a common complaint amongst... 这只是常规疾病的其中之一..
amongst the middle-aged segment of the populous. 中老年人的常见病之一。
Oh, that's... that's... that's nothing to worry about. 哦，那..没什么好担心的。
They don't look like veins to me. 它们看上去简直不像我的血管了。
I don't like the look of it. 我不喜欢它们现在这样子。
Oh... (Chuckles) Oh, you are... you are a baby! 哦..（笑起来）哦，你..真像个孩子！
You're a worn... worn... born worrier, you are, you know. 你是个憔悴的..憔悴的..疲倦的总在操心的人，你绝对是，你知道的。
Now, you just try and look on the bright side, eh, ducks? Hm? 现在，你试试看事情的光明面吧，宝贝儿，嗯？
Look! Look! 看！看！
I've even got funny blotches on my skin, see? 我皮肤上有些奇怪的疙瘩，看到了么？
And I... I'm a man. 我..我是男性。
Yes... (Coughs) Yes, too much tinned food. That's all that is. 是啊..（咳嗽）
Yes. 是
Pilchards never did agree with me. 沙丁鱼从来不同意我的观点。
I must put some skin lotion on those spots. 我得在斑点上涂些护肤霜。
Yes. Oh, they'II... they'll soon clear up. 嗯，噢，它们一会儿就不见了。
I'll pop down to the chemist... chemist in the morning. 明早我就去..药房。
I'll get some... get some ointment. 我要去买些..买些药膏
Yes. 好。
We could do with some lozenges or pastilles, too. 我们可以用些锭剂，或者锭片。
- I've still got a terrible throat. - Yes, so have I. -我的嗓子也变坏了。 -是啊，我也是。
I wonder... 我想..
(Breathlessly) ...if they'll be able to sell us some water. （呼吸困难）..是不是有人能卖点水给我们。
I'm going to have an early night, James. 我要早点睡了，James。
We could do with a good long rest after that blessed bomb. 拜那个该死的炸弹所赐，我们可以有一段长长的休息时间了。
Oh, yes, yes. It's bound to take it out of you, a thing like that. 哦，是啊，是啊，长到让人虚脱。
Yeah, it's a... it's a shock to the system. 是，这是..这是对体制的震动。
Oh, yes. I expect so. 哦，是啊，我也这么想。
(Gasps) Oh! （喘气）哦！
Look! 看！
My hair's coming out! 我的头发脱落了！
Don't... Don't worry, dearest. 别..别担心，我最亲爱的。
Don't worry, don't worry. 别担心，别担心。
Women don't go bald. No! 女人可不能秃顶，不能！
That's... That's a scientific fact. 那是..那是科学规律。
Shall we get into those paper bags again? 我们还要去那个纸袋里吗？
Well, whatever for, dear? 嗯，不然还能怎么样，亲爱的？
Well, you never know. 好吧，你永远是对的。
There might be another one while we're asleep. 在我们熟睡之际可能有另一枚炸弹投放下来。
Well, I... I suppose it er... wouldn't hurt. 嗯，我..我想它不会伤到我们的。
It... It would be a... a sensible precautionary m-measure 这种情经过测量
in the... in the... in the circumstances. 将会明显地被警示出来。
After all, really, this is an all-out war situation, 不管怎样，真的，现在是双方都毫无保留的战局，
and er... Well, I mean, 呃...我是说，
another I... IBM... might... might come over. 另一个，I..IBM... 将会顺势而出。（开始胡言乱语）
HILDA: Oh, it's stuffy in these bags. 哦，袋子里真够闷热的。
JIM: (Chuckles) Yes. （笑起来）是啊。
- Now you know what it feels like to be a potato. (Hilda chuckles) -现在你知道为什么它感觉像是个土豆了。（Hilda笑起来）
HILDA: I should hate that, being buried in the ground. 我痛恨这样，被埋在地下。
Oh, yes. Yes, so would I. 哦，是啊，我也是。
- Give me... cremation every time. HILDA: Oh, me too. -让我..火葬吧。 -哦，我也要。
HILDA: We'd better just stay here and wait for the... emergency services to arrive. 我们最好留在这儿等待..紧急救援的到来。
JIM: Y-y-yes. Yes, they'II... they'll take... they'll take good care of us. 是-是啊，他们..他们就要..来照顾我们了。
We won't have to worry about... about a thing. 我们不必担心..担心任何一件事。
Just... Just leave everything to them. 只要..只要把所有的问题都留给他们。
The governmental authorities... will know what to do with us. 当局..知道怎照料我们。
The powers that be... 当权者总会..
...will get to us in the end. ..找到我们的。
HILDA: You have got the box with our medical cards and birth certificates, haven't you? 你用盒子装好了我们的医保卡和出生证明了吧？
JIM: Yes, dear, yes. 是的，亲爱的，装好了。
JIM: They're quite safe. 它们相当安全。
HILDA: Shall we pray, dear? 我们来祈祷吧，亲爱的？
JIM: Pray? - Yes. -祈祷？ -是啊。
JIM: Oh, crumbs. Er... Who... Who to? 哦，天哪。呃..向谁祈祷？
HILDA: Well, God, of course. 当然是向上帝啊。
JIM: Oh... Oh, I see. 哦..哦，我明白了。
JIM: Y- yes. If you think it... it er... would be... would be the correct thing. Hm? 是-是的，如果你认为..那样是..对的。嗯？
HILDA: It can't do any harm, dear. - OK. 那不会有坏处的，亲爱的。
JIM: Er... Here goes. 呃..开始吧。
Er... Dear...sir... 呃..亲爱的..上帝..
HILDA: No, that's wrong. 不对，不该这样说。
JIM: Well...er... How... How... How do you start? 好吧..嗯..你怎么开始祷告？
HILDA: Oh, God... 噢，上帝呀..
JIM:our help...in ages past? 在多年以前..给我们帮助
HILDA: That's it. Keep it up. 就是这样，继续呀。
JIM: Almighty and most merciful Father, er... 全能而慈悲的主啊，呃..
HILDA: Oh, that's good. 哦，说得很好。
JIM: Dearly beloved, 亲爱的教友，
we are gathered...er...u- u-unto thee... 我们聚集在这里..呃..直到..
I shall fear no evil. 我不再感到恐惧。
Thy rod...and thy staff...comfort me 你的权杖..和你的鞭子..让我得到安慰
all...the days... the days of my life. 在我生命中的..每一天。
L- Lay me down...in... in green pastures... 让我躺在..绿色的草地上..
I... I can't remember any more. 我..我忘记了一切。
HILDA: That was nice. 做得非常好。
I liked the bit about the green pasture. 尤其是绿草地那部分。
JIM: Oh, oh, yes, yes. 哦，哦，是的。
Into the valley of the shadow of death... 走进笼罩着死亡阴影的山谷里..
HILDA: (Sighs) No more, love. （叹气）别再说了，亲爱的。
HILDA: (Whimpers) No more. （啜泣）别再说了。
ROGER WATERS & THE BLEEDING HEART BAND: Folded Flags
Rockabye baby
On the tree top
When the wind blows
The cradle will rock
Oh, babe
Hate to see you fall that way
Better speak to the powers that be today
Hey Joe, where you goin' with that gun in your hand?
You can take your revenge
But you'll still feel bad
There must be more to life than lucky strikes
And some unlucky ones
And folded flags and pipes
And drums
I stood in the wings with you
Our lives in the hands of a second-rate actor
Holding the high ground
Of some old stage
Oh, babe
How do these jaded stars get so far away?
Will they catch what the moral had to say?
Hey Joe, where you goin' with that dogma in your head?
You can prove your point
But your kids will still be dead
Bring down the curtain
This soap opera must surely close
Before the cold wind blows
Hey Joe, where you goin' with that gun in your hand?
You can take your revenge
But you'll still feel bad
Bring down the curtain
This show must close
Before the cold wind blows
So rockabye baby
On the tree top
When the wind blows
The cradle will rock
There must be more to life than lucky strikes
And some unlucky ones
And folded flags and pipes
And drums