【VA-11 Hall-A】賽博朋克酒保行動劇情文本——第十七天（2）
整合自游戲文件夾steamapps\common\VA-11 HALL-A\scripts。包括全劇情中英文文本——各種不同酒觸發(fā)的不同對話選項與劇情分支走向，以及Jill在家里的每日手機資訊。會有部分對話刪減，重點提名某小可愛和某主播。
萌新可從零開始，若是對幕后趣聞＆故事＆吧啦吧啦感興趣的老酒保亦可直接拉到最后一部分的后段。
?因為四萬字限制就拆兩個部分了。?
Stella：能—能請給我來杯Brandtini嗎？
Stella: C-Can I get a Brandtini here, please?
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Jill：沒問題，沒問題。
Jill: Sure, sure.
【Brandtini】
Jill：請用。
Jill: Here.
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Stella：謝謝。
Stella: Thanks.
【失誤】
Jill：請用。
Jill: Here.
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Stella：……
Stella: ...
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Jill：所以看來你今天心情不錯？
Jill: So I take it you're in a good mood today?
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Stella：很明顯嗎？
Stella: Does it show?
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Jill：有一點。
Jill: A bit.
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Stella：嗯，好吧……
Stella: Yeah, well...
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Stella：我想辦法搞到了一些*Kira* Miki返場演唱會的票。
Stella: I managed to nab a couple of tickets for the *Kira* Miki encore concert.
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Jill：真好。
Jill: Nice.
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Jill：哦對了，其實就在剛剛她還在這。
Jill: Oh right, as it turns out she was just here.
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Stella：又·來·了？！
Stella: AGAIN?!
Stella：*清嗓子* 抱歉。
Stella: *ahem* Sorry.
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Stella：又來了？
Stella: Again?
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Stella：真難以置信，我剛好跟她擦肩而過。
Stella: Can't believe I just missed her.
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Jill：我也很驚訝，不過更驚訝的是她居然還記得我的名字。
Jill: I was surprised too. I was more surprised she remembered my name, though.
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Jill：而且同上次一樣，她真的是個優(yōu)雅的好顧客。
Jill: And, like last time, she was quite the graceful client.
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Stella：天吶，所以所有那些關(guān)于她在生活中多么友好的傳聞都是真的？太神奇了。
Stella: Man, so those rumors about her being really nice in person were actually true? Amazing.
?【解鎖Ｍｉｋｉ結(jié)局以及 第八天上對sei的點單并且第一天沒有灌醉sei以及 Stella第三天和第七天的點單全部正確后的對話，解鎖Stella＆sei結(jié)局。】
Jill：我懂，她甚至還給了我一張演唱會的票。
Jill: I know, she even got me a ticket for the concert.
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Stella：她什·么？！
Stella: She WHAT?!
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Stella：我大費周折才搞到了返場演唱會的門票……
Stella: I had to twist some arms to get tickets for the encore concert...
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Stella：而你不僅免費拿到了，而且還是偶像本人親自給你的？！
Stella: And not only did you get them free, the idol herself gave them to you?!
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Stella：你知道我現(xiàn)在究竟有多嫉妒你嗎？
Stella: Do you have any idea how jealous I am right now?
Jill：這演唱會想必很有趣。
Jill: It'll be interesting.
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Stella：你一定會愛死她的，相信我。
Stella: You're gonna enjoy the hell out of it. Trust me.
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Stella：這會是我第一次看她的現(xiàn)場演出，但我看過她之前所有的演唱會視頻。
Stella: This will be my first live concert of her, but I've seen every other concert of hers on video.
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Stella：對觀眾來說它們?nèi)慷忌l(fā)著某種魔力。
Stella: They all have such a magical aura to them.
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Stella：每個人都說他們直到親眼見到才相信。
Stella: Everyone says they have to be seen to be believed.
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Jill：你真的很愛她的音樂吧？
Jill: You really like her music, huh?
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Stella：她的音樂能讓我高興，夫復(fù)何求？
Stella: It makes me happy. What can I say?
Stella：我喜歡在感到消沉的時候去聽她的歌。
Stella: I love listening to it when I'm feeling down.
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Stella：哦天哪，甚至在我為在銀行里的Sei擔(dān)心得要死的時候都是她幫助了我。
Stella: Hell, it even helped me when I was worried sick about Sei at the bank.
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Stella：即使是片刻也好，她能讓我忘記所有的煩惱。
Stella: It made me forget all my worries, even if for a while.
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Jill：哈，我懂的。
Jill: Huh, I see.
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Stella：……
Stella: ...
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Stella：嘿，Jill，你愿意和我們一起去看演出嗎？
Stella: Say, Jill, you wanna come to the concert with us?
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Jill：“你們”？
Jill: "Us"?
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Stella：我搞到了兩張票，所以也邀請了Sei。你愿意和我們倆一起去嗎？
Stella: I invited Sei because I managed to get two tickets. You wanna come with us both?
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Jill：當(dāng)然，我不想一個人去，但……
Jill: I'd love to. I didn't want to go by myself, but...
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Jill：你真的覺得可以？我不想給你們添麻煩。
Jill: Are you okay with that? I don't wanna be a burden.
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Stella：當(dāng)然！這種時候伙伴就是要多多益善！
Stella: Of course! The more the merrier!
【未解鎖Ｍｉｋｉ結(jié)局或者? 第八天sei的點單失誤或者 第一天灌醉sei或者 Stella第三天和第七天的點單失誤任何一處后的對話】
?Stella：我是說，你永遠會希望名人們在生活中也是好人……
Stella: I mean, you always want the famous people to be nice in real life...
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Stella：但有了你的經(jīng)歷做證明，真切的聽到她對所有人都那么友好……
Stella: But having such backing to that claim, to hear that she's so nice to everyone...
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Stella：這太美好了，你明白吧？
Stella: It's nice to hear, you know?
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Stella：事實上，許多人認為這正是她得以迅速成名的秘訣。
Stella: In fact, many think that's what made her so famous so quickly.
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Stella：她是那么的和藹可親平易近人，以至于所有人都想要支持她。
Stella: How she's down to earth and totally accessible, making her someone everyone wants to root for.
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Jill：啊，我明白的。
Jill: Ah, I see.
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Jill：是的，我是說，我想你肯定不會喜歡自己在支持一個爛人的感覺。
Jill: Yeah, I mean, I guess you don't want to feel like you're supporting crappy people.
Jill：盡管說實話，我從沒有仔細想過這類事。
Jill: Although to be honest, I've never put much thought into that one.
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Jill：見鬼，多半時間里我都不知道我在用的東西從何而來，也對此并不關(guān)心。
Jill: Hell, half the time I have no idea who made what I use, nor do I care much.
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Stella：不過與人為善會助你走的更遠的。
Stella: Being a nice person will take you far, though.
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Stella：我爹地總是堅持說“在會議室里冷酷無情不意味著在生活中也是個混球?！?/span>
Stella: My daddy always insisted that "being ruthless in the boardroom doesn't mean being an ass".
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Stella：而他事實上也能夠和勢力大得多的人簽下那些生意。
Stella: And he has actually managed to get certain contracts over other more powerful people.
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Stella：全都多虧了他堅持做一個好人。
Stella: All thanks to being a nice guy overall.
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Jill：聽上去是好建議。
Jill: Sounds like good advice.
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Jill：但更重要的是，你“爹地”？
Jill: But more importantly, "daddy"?
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Stella：……*清嗓子*
Stella: ...*ahem*
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Jill：我說她剛剛還在這里，而你真的這么輕易就相信了？
Jill: Do you really believe me saying she was just here that easily?
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Stella：你不是那種會在這類事上撒謊的人，所以當(dāng)然相信。
Stella: You're not the kind to lie about stuff like that, so sure.
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Jill：我想我該謝謝你。
Jill: Thanks, I guess.
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Jill：話說回來，你能如此輕松地去演唱會？那安全之類的問題呢？
Jill: That said, can you go to the concert so easily? What about security and the like?
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Stella：我爸總是會派人在附近保護我的安全。
Stella: My dad always has a unit keeping an eye on me from a distance.
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Stella：而且你會對我的易容技巧感到驚訝的，這種事戴個帽子換個發(fā)型就能輕松搞定。
Stella: And you'd be surprised at how easily I can disguise myself with just a different hairdo and a cap.
Jill：我明白了。
Jill: I see.
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Stella：我在想我能否憑著Sei和她的傷勢混進殘疾人通道……
Stella: I wonder if I could get in the disabled line with Sei and her wounds...
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Stella：盡管她多半會不斷跟我抱怨說她不需要這個，而我們也不該濫用公共資源。
Stella: Although she'll probably nag me about how she doesn't need it and we shouldn't abuse that.
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Jill：哈哈。
Jill: Heh.
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Stella：嗨，能給我來杯經(jīng)典飲品嗎？
Stella: Hey, can you get me a classic drink?
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Jill：當(dāng)然。
Jill: Sure.
?【經(jīng)典飲品】
Jill：請用。
Jill: Here.
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Stella：謝謝。
Stella: Thank you.
【失誤】
Jill：請用。
Jill: Here.
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Stella：這個哪里經(jīng)典了？
Stella: This is classic how?
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Stella：呃，不管了。
Stella: Eh, whatever.
?【第八天上對sei的點單并且第一天沒有灌醉sei以及 Stella第三天和第七天的點單全部正確 但Ｍｉｋｉ今天的點單沒有上木蘭茶后的對話】
Jill：我該告訴你這件事……
Jill: I think you should know about this...
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Stella：什么事？
Stella: About what?
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Jill：Sei……呃……跟我說了你眼睛的事。
Jill: Sei... um... told me about your eye.
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Stella：這個？哦對，我知道。
Stella: That? Oh yeah, I knew.
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Jill：你知道？
Jill: You did?
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Stella：Sei告訴我了，我不介意的，不必擔(dān)心。
Stella: Sei told me. I'm alright. Don't worry.
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Jill：不過……這還是挺……嗯……
Jill: Still... that was quite the... um...
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Jill：我是說，該死……
Jill: I mean, damn...
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Stella：我們都有屬于自己的悲傷往事。如果我聽到你的或許也會同樣震驚。
Stella: We all have our own share of painful stories. I might be just as shocked hearing something from you.
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Stella：我已經(jīng)邁過了這道坎，但每次有人注意到我的眼睛的時候，它……還是會痛。
Stella: I've gotten over it, but every time someone brings attention to my eye, it... starts hurting.
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Stella：替代雙眼的技術(shù)已經(jīng)足夠出色了，但想起這件事仍會多少有些痛。
Stella: The tech in the replacement is good enough, but remembering it hurts a bit.
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Jill：哦……
Jill: Oh...
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Stella：不過，她也跟你說了那位……Virgilio的事情了，是吧？
Stella: Still, she also told you about that... Virgilio guy, didn't she?
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Jill：你認識他？
Jill: You know him?
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Stella：用Virgilio Armandio這個名字搜索不到任何結(jié)果，但繼續(xù)深挖之后我們找到了另一個名字。
Stella: Virgilio Armandio didn't net any results but after digging deeper, we found another name.
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Stella：Timothy Mercury。殺死一名白騎士同僚后逃亡，被扣上了叛徒之名，目前狀態(tài)為在行動中失蹤。
Stella: Timothy Mercury. Branded traitor after killing a fellow White Knight. Declared MIA.
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Stella：看上去他很擅長于隱姓埋名逃避追捕。
Stella: Seems like the guy knew how to hide himself.
Jill：你打算做些什么？
Jill: What are you gonna do?
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Stella：至少要找到并感謝他，這是最起碼的事情。
Stella: At the very least, seek him to thank him. It's the least I can do.
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Jill：哦。
Jill: Oh.
?【第八天sei的點單失誤或者 第一天灌醉sei或者 Stella第三天和第七天的點單失誤任何一處或者 今天Ｍｉｋｉ的點單上了木蘭茶后的對話】
Jill：你家里有很多侍從嗎，Stella？
Jill: Do you have many servants around the house, Stella?
Stella：有，不過他們跟我們一起生活了非常久，基本上已經(jīng)等同于家人了。
Stella: I do, but they've been with us for so long, they're pretty much family.
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Stella：我爸總是說，如果你贏得了某人的信任，他就會非常樂于為你效勞，這樣對大家都好。
Stella: My dad has always said that if you earn someone's trust, they'll gleefully work for you, and everyone wins.
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Stella：我們曾有一位年輕的園丁為深造工程學(xué)而離去，但他學(xué)成之后居然還回來了！
Stella: We even had a young gardener that left to study engineering. And he actually came back!
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Stella：現(xiàn)在每個周末仍然會來照顧花草。
Stella: He still comes by every weekend to tend the plants.
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Jill：啊，聽上去真好。
Jill: Man, that sounds nice.
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Stella：如果有朝一日你需要份工作，請告訴我，我也許能為你安排點什么。
Stella: Let me know if you're ever in need of a job, I might find you something.
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Jill：多謝邀請。
Jill: Thanks for the offer.
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Jill：……等等。
Jill: ...wait.
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Stella：嗯？
Stella: Hm?
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Jill：我剛剛才發(fā)覺，那個科技淘金熱故事有些地方不對勁。
Jill: I just realized something's off with the whole tech gold rush story.
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Stella：什么地方？
Stella: What would it be?
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Jill：所有這些技術(shù)難道不都已經(jīng)注冊過專利了嗎？我明白一開始需要破解它們，但……
Jill: Wouldn't all that tech be patented anyways? I get trying to crack it in the first place, but...
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Stella：如果這些技術(shù)真的都注冊過專利的話的確不該這樣。
Stella: That would be true if the tech was patented in the first place.
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Jill：它們沒有？
Jill: It isn't?
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Stella：Zaibatsu在白騎士的保密事項中表現(xiàn)得異常慎重，他們從來沒給任何東西注冊過專利。
Stella: Zaibatsu have been so paranoid about making the White Knights untouchable that they never patented anything.
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Stella：一項在數(shù)據(jù)庫中的專利會給人們破解并獲取重要信息的機會。
Stella: A patent would be in a database that someone could hack and retrieve valuable info from.
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Stella：更不必說他們自己就正在沒有經(jīng)過任何授權(quán)的情況下使用其他公司的技術(shù)。
Stella: Not to mention they've been using tech from other companies without any authorization.
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Stella：在他們看來不注冊專利將有助于那種全面終止指令的實行。
Stella: And no patent registry in their right mind would approve of that global shutdown signal.
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Stella：且不提它還可以同時使所有仍在裝甲中的人喪失行動能力。
Stella: Let alone how it immobilized everyone still inside one of those suits.
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Jill：所以那些維護法律的人們其實正在使用完全非法的裝備？
Jill: So the ones that were upholding the law did so using suits that are by all means illegal?
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Stella：就是這么反諷，你不覺得么？
Stella: The irony runs deep, wouldn't you say?
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Jill：但是為什么要這么做？
Jill: Why do it though?
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Stella：當(dāng)你有了那樣多的錢以后，你就會開始覺得自己能打破規(guī)矩，隨心所欲為所欲為。
Stella: When you have so much money, you start thinking you can screw around with the rules.
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Stella： 大權(quán)在握讓你覺得自己可以凌駕于一切現(xiàn)存法律之上。
Stella: All that power makes you think you're above every law there is.
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Jill： 而當(dāng)這樣的人開始制定規(guī)則的時候，這座城市就應(yīng)運而生了。
Jill: And this city is what happens when those with money start making the rules.
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Jill：我對此有些好奇，你曾經(jīng)干過些什么得用錢才能洗清的事么？
Jill: I'm curious though, have you ever covered up any fu?【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】??k ups by using money?
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Stella：……我想我們都在人生的某些時刻干過些不太值得驕傲的事情。
Stella: ...I think we've all done things we're not too proud of at some point of our lives.
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Stella：那就這樣，Jill。我該走了。能見到你總是很高興。
Stella: Well, Jill. I gotta go. Always a pleasure.
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Jill：歡迎再次光臨。
Jill: Please come again.
?【第十七天前為Ｓｔｅｌｌａ上Flaming Moai?后解鎖隱藏人物】
？？？：打擾了，請問這里是……“Rad Shiba”酒吧嗎？
???: Excuse me, is this the... "Rad Shiba Bar"?
Jill：……
Jill: ...
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？？？：你好？
???: Hello?
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Jill：（還真有人中了這招。）
Jill: (Somebody fell for that one.)
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Jill：是的，但我們一般叫它Valhalla。
Jill: Yeah, but we prefer to call it Valhalla.
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Jill：你需要些什么？
Jill: What can I get you?
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？？？：來試試Sugar Rush吧。
???: Let's try the Sugar Rush.
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Jill：沒問題。
Jill: Certainly.
【Sugar Rush】
Jill：請用。
Jill: Here.
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？？？：謝謝！
???: Thanks!
【失誤】
Jill：請用。
Jill: Here.
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？？？：這個不太對吧。
???: This doesn't seem right.
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Jill：這位女士，你看上去不像是本地人……
Jill: You don't look like you're from around here, miss...
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Jess：我叫Jess。
Jess: Call me Jess.
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Jess：的確，我是新—舊金山來的。我來這里是為了見識一下大名鼎鼎的Mega圣誕節(jié)。
Jess: I'm from Neo-San Francisco, actually. I came here to see the Mega Christmas I hear so much about.
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Jill：我一直很好奇，為什么會起新—舊金山這個名字。
Jill: I've always wondered why it's called Neo-San Francisco.
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Jill：是跟新—蒂華納一樣嗎？還是更類似于新墨西哥？
Jill: Is it like Neo-Tijuana? Or is it more like New Mexico?
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Jess：等等，還有個新墨西哥？
Jess: Wait, there's a New Mexico?
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Jess：無論如何……的確問住我了。
Jess: Still, that's... a good question.
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Jess：你是怎么看出我不是本地人的？
Jess: What tipped you off that I'm not from around here?
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Jill：因為你是位hybird。
Jill: The fact that you're a hybrid.
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Jess：真的？Glitch City難道不是所謂“世界基因工程的麥加”嗎。
Jess: Really? I thought Glitch City was the "world's genetic engineering mecca".
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Jess：那些基因工程學(xué)新突破的消息十之八九都是從這傳出來的。
Jess: Every time you hear about a breakthrough in genetic engineering, it most likely came from here.
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Jill：的確如此，完全正確。只要你有那個錢的話。
Jill: That's true, that's all true. If you have the money.
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Jill：身處Glitch City的確近水樓臺，但那些機會的大門都得用金磚才能敲開。
Jill: Glitch City has some awesome advances, but many of them are gated behind giant walls of cash.
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Jill：比如基因改造和人體再生。
Jill: Like genetic modifications or prosthetics.
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Jess：情況真的有那么糟嗎？
Jess: Is it really that bad?
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Jill：就比如說我想要把自己的發(fā)色變?yōu)辄S色，眼睛變?yōu)殓晟?/span>
Jill: Let's say I wanted a treatment to change my hair color to yellow and my eyes to amber.
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Jill：非常簡單，打兩針的事兒。
Jill: Simple stuff. Two shots.
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Jill：但僅僅頭發(fā)的價格就相當(dāng)于一個人十年份的最低工資。
Jill: But just for the hair, I'd need to save minimum wage paychecks for 10 years.
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Jill：更不必說，保險商仍然拒絕為基因改造設(shè)保，就連醫(yī)用都不行。
Jill: Not only that, insurers still refuse to cover genetic modifications. Even the medical ones.
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Jess：真奇怪，我是說……
Jess: Weird. I mean...
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Jess：現(xiàn)在在其他地方基因改造已經(jīng)相當(dāng)常見了。
Jess: Nowadays, genetic modifications are pretty common everywhere else.
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Jill：我并不是很了解這些事。
Jill: I don't understand much about it myself.
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Jill：我想這個價格應(yīng)該是本城極其高昂的進口稅導(dǎo)致的。
Jill: I think the exorbitant import fees levied by the city are a deciding factor in the whole pricing situation.
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Jill：亦或跟我們大幅貶值的貨幣有關(guān)。也有可能在兩者之上還有其他作用因素。
Jill: Or maybe it has to do with how devaluated our currency is. Or maybe it's both those things and then some.
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Jess：我明白了。
Jess: I see.
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Jill：哦，我就不亂講了。你還想再來杯什么嗎？
Jill: Oh, but look at me rambling. Can I get you anything else?
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Jess：嗯……來一杯Brandtini吧。
Jess: Hm... let's try the Brandtini.
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Jill：沒問題。
Jill: Sure.
?【Brandtini】
Jill：請用。
Jill: Here.
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Jess：謝謝。
Jess: Thanks.
【失誤】
Jill：請用。
Jill: Here.
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Jess：這杯有點不對勁。
Jess: Something's off on this one.
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Jill：不過有趣的是，hybird在這邊相當(dāng)受歡迎的。
Jill: It's interesting, though. hybrids are well received around here.
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Jill：這也許跟hybird們通常很有錢有關(guān)。
Jill: It might have something to do with hybrids usually having lots of money.
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Jill：我想這大概是那種社會上層如何構(gòu)建審美標準之類理論的范例吧。
Jill: I guess it could be an example of the higher classes establishing beauty standards or something.
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Jess：那這樣也會讓我更容易成為劫匪的目標吧。
Jess: It will make me a more likely target for mugging, then.
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Jill：每個人都是劫匪的潛在目標，你只是看上去更顯眼一點而已。
Jill: Everyone is a likely target for mugging. You'd just stick out a bit more than the rest.
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Jill：不過當(dāng)然保持警惕總是好的。
Jill: You'd do well to remain vigilant anyways.
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Jess：多謝建議了。
Jess: Thanks for the advice.
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Jill：嗨，介意我問你點事么？
Jill: Hey, mind if I ask something?
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Jess：問吧，沒問題。
Jess: Go ahead, no problem.
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Jill：Cat Boomer也屬于hybird嗎？
Jill: Are Cat Boomers hybrids?
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Jess：唔……
Jess: Hm...
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Jess：不，我想不算是。
Jess: Nah, I don't think so.
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Jess：盡管也一樣經(jīng)過了基因改造，但那實際上類似于天生有六根手指這樣的情況。
Jess: While there is genetic modification going on, it's more akin to being born with six fingers.
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Jess：可以說這是種醫(yī)療手段的副作用。
Jess: The side effect of a treatment, if you will.
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Jill：真的？似乎在一些國家里Cat Boomer也被當(dāng)作hybird看待。
Jill: Really? Because there seem to be countries where Cat Boomers are considered hybrids.
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Jess：的確，但再仔細想想。
Jess: True, but think about it for a second.
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Jess：比如你去治療皮膚病，但有著皮膚會長出鱗片的副作用。
Jess: Let's say you got a treatment for a skin condition, and the side effect was getting scaly skin.
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Jess：皮膚鱗片化的hybird的確存在，但你的皮膚僅僅是種副作用，這些鱗片或許只是死皮。
Jess: There's hybrids with scales as skin, but your skin is a side effect, the scales might just be dead skin.
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Jess：盡管在法律上有鱗片的你也屬于hybird了，但卻并不真的符合條件。
Jess: Even if legally the scaly skin could make you a hybrid, you're not one necessarily.
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Jess：就算法律如此規(guī)定，但法律也并非永遠正確。
Jess: Even if it's a law, laws can be wrong too.
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Jill：嗯，你是對的，問這么多事情真是麻煩了。
Jill: Yeah, you're right. Sorry about asking so many things.
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Jess：哦，沒關(guān)系的。我想你真的不常見到hybird，是吧？
Jess: Oh, I don't mind. I guess you really don't see many hybrids around, huh?
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Jess：哦！對了，能告訴我去阿爾忒彌斯意志商場該怎么走嗎？
Jess: Oh! Right. Could you give me directions to the Artemis Will Mall?
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Jill：當(dāng)然，等我找片紙。
Jill: Sure, let me grab a piece of paper.
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Jill：讓我們看看……
Jill: Let's see...
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Jill：……右轉(zhuǎn)……當(dāng)你看到一座兄弟會會所……
Jill: ...turn right... when you see a frat house...
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Jill：就在這啦。
Jill: Here you are.
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Jess：非常感謝。
Jess: Thanks a lot.
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Jess：再見！
Jess: Goodbye!
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Jill：請再次光臨。
Jill: Please come again.
?【第十七天前沒有為Ｓｔｅｌｌａ上Flaming Moai?后的對話】
Jill：啊，Alma。
Jill: Ah, Alma.
Alma：……”你好“呢？
Alma: ...no "hello"?
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Jill：你在這方面挺頑固的啊，是吧？
Jill: You're pretty insistent on that one, aren't you?
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Alma：這可是最基本的禮節(jié)，我會全力捍衛(wèi)。
Alma: It's basic courtesy. Something I WILL fight to uphold.
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Alma：首先是你不再問好了，然后“請”和“謝謝”也消失不見了，然后一眨眼之間，轟！簡直無法無天了！
Alma: First the greetings stop, then saying "Please" and "Thanks" stops. And before you know it, BOOM! Total anarchy!
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Jill：你太夸張了。
Jill: You're exaggerating.
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Alma：一點不夸張。
Alma: Am not.
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Alma：事實上，我正準備再重新進一次門，這次我希望你能用合適的禮節(jié)問候我。
Alma: In fact, I'll go through that door again, and I expect you to properly greet me this time.
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Jill：好吧。
Jill: Fine.
?
Jill：……
Jill: ...
?
Alma：你好，Jill。
Alma: Hello, Jill.
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Jill：曾幾何時，夜色荒涼，掩卷沉思，疲憊迷茫?！?/span>
Jill: Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary...
Alma：……？
Alma: ...?
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Jill：天馬行空，奇思妙想，傳說經(jīng)卷，世人已忘。
Jill: Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore.
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Jill：睡意襲來，幾入夢鄉(xiāng)，門環(huán)輕叩，恍然思量。
Jill: While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping.
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Jill：敲擊之聲，入我門房，連綿不絕，清脆回響。
Jill: As of some one gently rapping, rapping at my chamber door.
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Jill：有緣千里，貴客來訪，定是如此，不做他想。
Jill: "'Tis some visitor," I muttered, "tapping at my chamber door. Only this and nothing more."
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Alma：……
Alma: ...
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Alma：……你才太夸張了，絕對太夸張了。
Alma: ...you overdid it. You totally overdid it.
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Jill：調(diào)酒師曰：“絕無夸張?！?/span>
Jill: Quoth the Bartender, "I did not".
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Alma：所以，你喜歡詩歌？
Alma: So, you like poetry?
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Jill：的確喜歡過。
Jill: I had a phase.
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Jill：能給你來點什么？
Jill: Can I get you something?
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Alma：先從一大杯Cobalt Velvet開始吧。
Alma: Let's start with a big Cobalt Velvet.
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Jill：沒問題。
Jill: Sure.
?【一大杯Cobalt Velvet】
Jill：請用。
Jill: Here.
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Alma：謝謝。
Alma: Thanks.
【普通杯Cobalt Velvet，不算失誤但沒有小費】
?Jill：請用。
Jill: Here.
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Alma：呃……好吧，這也可以。
Alma: Um... sure, let's go with this.
【失誤】
Jill：請用。
Jill: Here.
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Alma：Jill，你搞錯了。
Alma: Wrong drink, Jill.
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Alma：哦對了，有件事我一直想問你。
Alma: Oh yeah, there's something I've been wondering about for a while.
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Jill：嗯？
Jill: Hm?
?
Alma：“暗影大師69的編年史”這個名字聽著耳熟嗎？
Alma: Does the name"Shadowmaster69's Chronicles" ring any bells?
?
Jill：……！
Jill: ...!
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Alma：哇，你臉都白了。
Alma: Wow, you went pale.
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Jill：不—不……從來沒聽說過這名字。
Jill: N-No... the name doesn't ring any bells.
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Alma：“五月二十二日。今天我的卡牌預(yù)示著一位老人將會為我?guī)矸旄驳氐母淖??！?/span>
Alma: "May 22nd. Today my daily card readings told me that I'd meet great change, thanks to an old man".
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Alma：“我的生物老師告訴我說，我最近寫的一篇論文為我贏得了參加校內(nèi)競賽的機會?！?/span>
Alma: "My biology teacher told me I had been picked for an inter-school contest with my latest essay."
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Alma：“我就知道‘通靈論的科學(xué)實踐’將會是個革命性的突破！跟我設(shè)想的一樣！”
Alma: "I just knew 'A Scientific Theory on the Idea of Auras' was as revolutionary as I thought!"
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Alma：“很快我就會將神秘學(xué)之奇妙公諸于整個世界！”
Alma: "Soon I'll bring the world into the occult-science singularity!"
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Alma：不過之后事情的進展好像沒有那么順利。
Alma: Later entries don't seem to have gone that well, though.
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Alma：寫到了被嘲笑，被教育說論文觀點是荒謬的……
Alma: Mentions of being laughed at, being lectured on why the essay was wrong...
?
Jill：……
Jill: ...
?
Alma：Jill？
Alma: Jill?
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Jill：我 非 常 肯 定 我 刪 掉 了 那 篇 博 客！ 絕 對 沒 留 下 任 何 證 據(jù) ??！
Jill: I MADE SURE TO DELETE THAT BLOG! NO EVIDENCE SHOULD BE LEFT!!
Alma：我稍微想想就有至少六種可以找回這些東西的方法。
Alma: I can think of at least six different sources off the top of my head that have all that stuff archived.
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Jill：為什么？！為—為什么這么做？！
Jill: Why?! W-Why?!
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Alma：噓，放輕松。沒那么糟糕。
Alma: Sheesh, relax. It's not that bad.
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Jill：什么叫沒那么糟糕？！你難道不覺得這簡直尷尬至極么？！
Jill: What do you mean it's not that bad?! Don't you realize how embarrassing it all is?!
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Alma：我們都年輕過，Jill，放松。
Alma: We've all been young, Jill. Relax.
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Alma：你看你又不是直到今天還相信那些，那樣才真叫尷尬呢。
Alma: It's not like you're still like that nowadays. THAT would've been embarrassing.
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Alma：……你肯定不再相信那些了，對吧？
Alma: ...you're not still like that, right?
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Jill：天哪當(dāng)然不，我放棄了那些超自然神論。
Jill: Gods no, I gave up on the whole occult stuff.
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Jill：只不過想起那些事情還是……·
Jill: It's just that remembering all that stuff is...
?
Jill：*冷顫不已*
Jill: *BRRRRRRRRR*
Alma：我不太懂，但我挺喜歡你當(dāng)時的裝扮的。
Alma: I don't know. I like the way you looked.
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Alma：一身漆黑，掛滿了稀奇古怪的小飾品，還好是這個顏色。
Alma: All dressed in black, with the rare accessory popping out, thanks to the colors.
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Alma：我是說，起碼你還會化點妝，把自己打理得體面點。
Alma: I mean, at least you had the decency to use makeup and take care of yourself.
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Jill：……所以你還看了照片。
Jill: ...so you have a pic.
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Jill：天吶，你他媽的還看了照片。
Jill: Oh god, you have a fu?【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】??king pic.
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Jill：為什么這樣對我？為什么要把我以前的罪孽再挖出來？
Jill: Why do you do this to me? Why do you dig out the sins of my past?
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Alma：我當(dāng)時有點無聊。
Alma: I was bored.
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Alma：上周五我得找點事做好把Dayana那些破事從腦子里趕出去，所以我簡單調(diào)查了下你的背景。
Alma: Last Friday, I had to take my mind off the whole Dayana thing so I ran a small background check on you.
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Alma：真的很簡單，就查了下網(wǎng)絡(luò)活動記錄。
Alma: Simple stuff, just checking past internet activity.
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Jill：請不要再做這樣的背景調(diào)查了。
Jill: Please don't run background checks like that.
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Alma：我只用了個搜索引擎，你明白的？我甚至都沒做請求文檔之類的事。
Alma: I just used a search engine, you know? I didn't request documents or anything.
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Jill：你怎么找到那些頁面的？
Jill: What led you to the page?
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Alma：你應(yīng)該知道自己的主郵箱自那以來一直沒變過，對吧？
Alma: You do realize your main mail account everywhere is still the one you used back then, right?
?
Jill：……
Jill: ...
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Alma：再說一遍，放輕松。
Alma: Like I said, relax.
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Alma：你曾經(jīng)滿腦子都是神秘學(xué)，而我曾經(jīng)想把所有男孩都給親一遍……
Alma: You were obsessed with occultism, I wanted to kiss all the boys...
?Alma：……在中學(xué)時我還真差不多做到了，這事一直困擾我到今天。
Alma: ...and I kinda almost accomplished that in middle school, which still sort of haunts me today.
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Alma：*嘆氣* 永遠不要低估了老同學(xué)糾纏你的能力。
Alma: *sigh* Never underestimate the lengths old classmates will go to track you down.
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Alma：尤其如果他們覺得你還是那個曾經(jīng)通過親吻他們找樂子的女孩，而自己寂寞又空虛的時候。
Alma: Especially if they think you're still the girl that kissed them for fun and they're lonely to boot.
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Alma：作為成年人我們都有些會難以啟齒的往事。
Alma: We all have things we're not too proud of as adults.
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Jill：*嘆氣* 現(xiàn)在我懂證據(jù)擺在眼前的時候罪犯都是什么心情了。
Jill: *sigh* Now I know how criminals feel when evidence is used against them.
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Alma：不過我還是想問，為什么是69？
Alma: I have to ask, though, why the 69?
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Jill：……本來應(yīng)該是6和9而不是69的。同時象征著戀人和隱者的意思。
Jill: ...it was supposed to be six-nine, not sixty-nine. Like, in reference to both The Lovers and The Hermit.
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Jill：我當(dāng)時相信那意味著“明智的抉擇”。
Jill: I was convinced it meant "Wise Choices".
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Alma：Jill，根本沒 有 人會把它給讀成6和9。
Alma: Jill, there's NOBODY that would read that as Six-Nine.
Jill：我—我當(dāng)時才十二歲……
Jill: I-I was twelve at the time...
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Alma：就算十二歲的時候，我也知道69是什么意思。你當(dāng)時究竟有多天真?。?/span>
Alma: Even at twelve, I fucking knew what a sixty-nine was. Just how innocent were you back then?
?
Jill：……你不明白的。
Jill: ...you have no idea.
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Alma：好吧，讓我們稍稍改變下氣氛，我想要杯Sugar Rush。
Alma: Well, let's sweeten up things a bit. I'll have a Sugar Rush.
?
Jill：好的。
Jill: Sure.
?【Sugar Rush】
Jill：請用。
Jill: Here.
?
Alma：嗯就是這個。
Alma: This is the thing.
【失誤】
Jill：請用。
Jill: Here.
?
Alma：這個不對吧。
Alma: This is not the thing.
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Jill：Alma你說，提到過去的話，你以往維持比較久的關(guān)系是什么樣子？
Jill: Say, Alma, speaking of the past. What was your last long-term relationship like?
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Alma：這可真突然。
Alma: That's sudden.
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Jill：你把我的黑歷史都挖出來了，我也有權(quán)利挖掘下你的。
Jill: You dug through my past, I've earned the right to dig through yours.
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Alma：好的，好的……
Alma: Fine, fine...
?
Alma：保持長久的關(guān)系，哈……
Alma: Long lasting relationships, huh...
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Alma：我想你是指戀愛的關(guān)系。
Alma: Romantic ones, I'm guessing.
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Jill：嗯哼。
Jill: Yup.
?
Alma：嗯……
Alma: Hm...
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Alma：好吧，我大概有過……四段我覺得符合標準的關(guān)系。向家人介紹過什么的。
Alma: Well, I've had about... four boyfriends who I'd describe as such. That I've introduced to my family and all.
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Alma：第一個還是在高中的時候。我跟他分手是因為他出軌了。
Alma: The first one was in high school. I broke up with him because he cheated on me.
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Alma：我還記得那個女孩想跟我一決雌雄，而我只跟她說“這混球歸你了”。
Alma: I remember the other girl trying to pick a fight, and me just saying "keep the fuc?【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】??er".
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Alma：第二段是在大學(xué)剛開始的那年。
Alma: The second one was during my freshman year.
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Alma：跟他分手是因為他覺得用拳頭打我的胳膊很有趣。
Alma: I broke up with him after he thought it'd be funny to punch me in the arm.
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Alma：最開始只是友好的輕敲，但是轉(zhuǎn)眼之間……
Alma: He starts with a friendly hit and before you know it...
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Alma：……不管他了。
Alma: ...anyways.
?
Alma：另一個家伙是我在退學(xué)后不久認識的。
Alma: The other guy, I met shortly after I dropped out.
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Alma：他很想要結(jié)婚，那時候我剛剛認識他半年左右。
Alma: He was interested in marriage, but he wanted to get married after only half a year or so of knowing him.
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Alma：……再然后就是Richard。
Alma: ...and then there's Richard.
?
Jill：誰？
Jill: Who?
?
Alma：我?guī)缀跤兴哪甓几谝黄稹?/span>
Alma: I spent almost 4 years with him.
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Alma：我們相處得相當(dāng)不錯，在一起很來電，我……真的愛過他。
Alma: We got along pretty well, we had awesome chemistry, I... truly loved him.
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Alma：但隨著時間流逝，我們之間開始有了裂痕。
Alma: But as time went by, there was a rift that started separating us.
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Alma：他就是不喜歡我的家庭。
Alma: He just didn't like my family.
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Jill：他不喜歡？
Jill: He didn't?
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Alma：不如說他就不是個喜歡家庭的人。他疏遠了自己的家人，而且不打算要孩子。
Alma: Moreover, he wasn't a family person. He distanced himself from his own and voiced that he didn't want kids.
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Alma：我心中有一個部分一直想要試著相信，他有一天會回心轉(zhuǎn)意，哪怕只有一點點可能呢。
Alma: There was a part of me that wanted to believe, even if just for a little bit, that maybe he'd change his mind.
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Alma：但不管我多么愛他，這點裂痕最終還是造成了致命的分歧。
Alma: But as much as I loved him, that one detail brought a growing gap between us.
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Alma：到了最后我只是……不得不離開他。
Alma: And at one point I just... had to break up with him.
?
Jill：……
Jill: ...
?
Alma：但我到這不是為了向你灌輸負面情緒的。給我來杯啤酒（Beer）吧，可以嗎？
Alma: But I'm not here to depress you. Bring me a Beer, will ya?
?
Jill：當(dāng)然。
Jill: Sure.
?【啤酒】
Jill：順便，謝謝你告訴我這些。
Jill: Thanks for telling me that, by the way.
Alma：別客氣。
Alma: Don't mention it.
【失誤】
Jill：請用。
Jill: Here.
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Alma：你不會真被這些事影響到了吧。
Alma: Don't tell me the tale distressed you.
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Jill：有點？
Jill: Kinda?
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Jill：好吧，再問一個問題咱倆就扯平了。
Jill: Okay, one more question and we're even.
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Alma：哇，那篇博客真的殺傷力那么大??？
Alma: Wow, you really are embarrassed of that blog, huh?
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Alma：沒問題，隨便問。
Alma: Sure, ask away.
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Jill：你幾歲時候做的胸部植入？
Jill: At what age did you get those implants in your boobs?
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Alma：……
Alma: ...
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Alma：Jill，我愛你而且我明白你剛剛只是在開玩笑……
Alma: Jill, I love you and I know you're saying that in jest...
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Alma：但我受夠了不知多少關(guān)于我做過整形手術(shù)的傳言，以致于我沒法也不打算把這僅僅當(dāng)成玩笑。
Alma: But I've lived through so many rumors about me getting plastic surgery that I can't and won't take it as a joke.
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Alma：正因如此，看在咱們友情之上，我只打算說……
Alma: As such, and honoring our friendship, I'll just say this...
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Alma：它們是真的，而且它們棒極了。
Alma: They're real, and they're spectacular.
Alma：好了在我扇你一巴掌之前趕快問真正的問題吧。
Alma: Now ask the real question before I slap you.
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Jill：好吧，作為補償我會給你一次，唯一一次叫我全名的機會。
Jill: I'll grant you one, and only one chance to call me by my full name as a compensation, then.
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Alma：我愉快地接受你的提議。
Alma: I gladly take your offer.
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Jill：你提到扇巴掌還挺有趣的，因為我真正想問的是，你為什么要把手給切掉？
Jill: It's funny that you mention slapping because my real question was, why did you get your hands chopped?
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Alma：呵呵呵……切掉。
Alma: Heheh... chopped.
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Alma：唔，有幾個原因吧。
Alma: Well, there's a couple of reasons.
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Alma：首先是我要花許多許多時間敲擊鍵盤，而這樣可以避免患上腕管綜合癥。
Alma: The first is that I spend lots of time typing, and these replacements help me avoid Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
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Jill：哦。
Jill: Oh.
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Alma：還有些其他的功能，比如我可以接入許多設(shè)備。
Alma: There's other utilities. Like how I can interface with many devices.
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Alma：舉例來說，我的眼鏡里就內(nèi)嵌了一個微型計算機。
Alma: For example, there's a tiny computer embedded in my glasses.
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Alma：移動食指就能像操控電腦的光標一樣。
Alma: If I move my index finger, it acts like the computer's cursor.
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Alma：還有很多其他的好處，但都是些不足為外人道的小細節(jié)了。
Alma: There's lots more, but they're small things that don't sound that impressive when I say it out loud.
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Jill：你家里對手術(shù)作何感想？
Jill: How did your family take the operation?
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Alma：大家都很正常地接受了……除了我媽媽以外。她為此大發(fā)了好幾個月脾氣。
Alma: They took it well enough... except for my mom. She freaked out for months.
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Alma：她甚至還專門跑去醫(yī)院想把我的手要回來。
Alma: She even went to the hospital to ask for my hands.
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Jill：你不想念它們嗎？
Jill: Don't you miss them?
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Alma：有些時候會想，不過僅限少數(shù)情緒化的時候。不過說來幸運的是，有別人需要它們。
Alma: Sometimes, but just during emotional moments. But as luck would have it, someone else has them.
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Alma：就在我手術(shù)前不久，高速路上出了一起事故。
Alma: Shortly before my operation, there was an accident on the highway.
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Alma：有一位遇難者是位年輕女士，她的整個右手被撞碎了。
Alma: One of the victims was this young lady whose right hand got completely crushed.
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Alma：我跟他們說檢查下我倆的手是不是符合配型之類的。
Alma: I told them to check if we were compatible and all that.
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Alma：我是說，如果能有自然的替代品的話，許多人是不會選擇植入方案的。
Alma: I mean, implants are not everyone's first choice if they can get a natural replacement.
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Alma：只需輕微處理，她就可以毫無問題地把它當(dāng)成自己原本的手來用了。
Alma: A bit of cosmetic treatment and it could pass off as her original hand with no problem.
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Alma：我后來聽到消息說匹配成功了，她的家人也同意了捐獻。
Alma: Last I heard we were compatible and the family agreed to the donation.
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Alma：我不知道她后來怎樣了，但希望她一切都好。
Alma: I don't know what became of her, but I hope she's fine.
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Jill：而你沒有告訴你媽媽這些事？
Jill: And you didn't tell your mom about that?
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Alma：我不想讓她去糾纏那可憐的女孩。
Alma: I didn't want her pestering the poor girl.
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Alma：所以現(xiàn)在平靜下來了嗎？我們扯平了嗎？
Alma: So, are we cool now? Are we even now?
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Jill：真的嗎？我提到你的乳房的時候你可相當(dāng)生氣。
Jill: Are we? You were pretty pissed about my comment regarding your boobs.
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Jill：再次向你道歉，我提那個問題完全沒有惡意。
Jill: Again, I'm sorry. It sounded a lot less rude in my head.
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Alma：嗯，別擔(dān)心這些了。
Alma: Yeah, don't worry about that.
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Alma：而且我還可以叫你Julianne一次。
Alma: Besides, I get to call you Julianne once.
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Jill：現(xiàn)在不可以了。
Jill: Now you don't.
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Alma：誒？為什么？
Alma: Eh? Why?
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Jill：你剛剛已經(jīng)叫了我的全名。
Jill: You just called me by my full name.
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Alma：……你認真的？
Alma: ...are you serious?
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Jill：一次機會而且只有一次機會，你剛剛用掉了。
Jill: One chance and only one chance, and you just used it up.
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Alma：該死！
Alma: Dammit!
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Anna：嚇你一跳！
Anna: Surprise!
Jill：……
Jill: ...
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Jill：嗨Alma，這問題可能聽起來有點奇怪……但你相信鬼魂存在嗎？
Jill: Hey Alma, this might be a weird tangent, but... do you believe in ghosts?
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Anna：嗨！
Anna: Hey!
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Alma：不，不太相信。
Alma: Not particularly, no.
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Alma：不過我讀到過這樣一篇很有趣的論文。
Alma: Although there was this paper I read once that was quite interesting.
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Jill：嗯？
Jill: Hm?
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Alma：那里面提出了一個設(shè)想，說納米機械集群會在人死后離開身體。
Alma: It proposed a scenario where nanomachine clusters would leave the body after death.
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Alma：之后通過殘余的腦波作為集合性意識體存在。
Alma: And then acted as a collective hivemind through residual brain waves.
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Alma：形成的產(chǎn)物大概會是一個極其類似全息圖的映像。
Alma: The result would basically be an image not unlike a hologram.
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Alma：當(dāng)然，鑒于人體中不可能有這么高的納米機械密度，所以這個假說是不成立的。
Alma: Of course, the hypothesis fell through because such nanomachine density is imposible in a body.
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Alma：僅僅是假說所需的5%就足以導(dǎo)致血液過于粘稠，使得心臟無法承受。
Alma: Even 5% of the amount needed is enough to make the blood too dense for the heart.
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Alma：更不必說腦波本身也沒有強烈到能夠產(chǎn)生那種反應(yīng)的程度。
Alma: And it's not like brain waves are potent enough to create those reactions.
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Alma：不過仍然是個有趣的說法。
Alma: Still an interesting read, though.
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Jill：我明白了。
Jill: I see.
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Jill：唔……
Jill: Hm...
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Anna：別這么看我，你說服自己認為自己是個瘋子又不是我的錯。
Anna: Don't give me that look. It's not my fault that you convinced yourself that you're crazy.
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Alma：好啦，我該走了，明天見。
Alma: Well, I'll leave then. See ya tomorrow.
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Jill：再見啦。
Jill: See ya.
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Dana：都搞定啦？
Dana: All done?
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Jill：是的，你這邊呢，Gil？
Jill: I am, what about you, Gil?
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Gillian：……
Gillian: ...
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Jill：不知為何，似乎是那位偶像姑娘讓他變成了那樣。
Jill: For some reason, the idol girl left him like that, it seems.
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Dana：你這么覺得？
Dana: You think?
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Dana：也有可能是他在外面碰到了什么。
Dana: It might've been while he was out.
Jill：的確。
Jill: True.
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Jill：嗨老板，你是個摔角愛好者對吧？我是說，你曾經(jīng)是個摔角手，所以……
Jill: Hey, Boss. You're a fan of wrestling, aren't you? I mean, you WERE a wrestler, so...
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Dana：正是，對的。怎么？
Dana: That I am, yeah. Why?
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Jill：我剛剛在想，摔角不是都在打假賽么？
Jill: I was wondering. Isn't wrestling fake?
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Dana：雙馬尾不是只有小姑娘和中二病少女才留的發(fā)型嗎？
Dana: Aren't twintails for little girls and teens with eighth grade syndrome?
Jill：中二什么？
Jill: Eighth grade what?
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Dana：靜下心來想想，摔角就跟肥皂劇一樣真實。
Dana: When you get down to it, wrestling is as real as a soap opera.
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Dana：我的意思是，你不會指望在擂臺上解決一場司法訴訟，對吧？
Dana: I mean, you don't really expect a legal lawsuit to be fixed in a ring, right?
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Dana：……當(dāng)然，在我理想的世界里，法律問題也該用一場漂亮的摔角來解決，但……
Dana: ...sure, in my ideal world, you would solve legal problems through good ol' wrestling but...
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Dana：*清嗓子*
Dana: *ahem*
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Jill：不，說真的，中二什么？
Jill: No, seriously. Eighth grade what?
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Dana：但你不會跑去四處宣揚肥皂劇是假的。
Dana: But you don't go around calling soap operas fake.
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Dana：這就是場表演，只不過機緣巧合之下格斗成為了演出的形式。
Dana: It's a show, it just so happens to use fights as an expression.
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Dana：你不如把它當(dāng)成一種獨特的戲劇。
Dana: You might as well see it as an unique form of theater.
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Dana：而且如果考慮到那么多摔角手手身上留下的傷病，它也沒那么虛假。
Dana: Besides, considering the injuries many wrestlers suffer, it's not all fake.
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Jill：哈，我還沒這樣想過。
Jill: Huh, I didn't think about it that way.
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Dana：遺憾的是，我不會容忍任何人抹黑摔角。
Dana: Sadly, I won't stand for anyone badmouthing wrestling.
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Dana：所以現(xiàn)在我得去把Gil給好好揍一頓好讓你反省。
Dana: So now I have to go and break Gil's back to make you humble.
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Jill：哦，好的……等等，什么？
Jill: Oh well-... wait, what?
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Dana：來吧總受！??！
Dana: C'MERE FUC?【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】??BOY!!!
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Gillian：總什么啊啊啊啊啊啊啊呀?。。?/span>
Gillian: F?【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】??ckboAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!!!
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Jill：……
Jill: ...
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Jill：……中二什么？
Jill: ...eighth grade what?
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腕管綜合癥————
Alma：首先是我要花許多許多時間敲擊鍵盤，而這樣可以避免患上腕管綜合癥。The first is that I spend lots of time typing, and these replacements help me avoid Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
腕管綜合征在女性的發(fā)病率較男性更高，但原因尚不清楚。 常見癥狀包括正中神經(jīng)支配區(qū)（拇指，示指，中指和環(huán)指橈側(cè)半）感覺異常和/或麻木。夜間手指麻木很多時候是腕管綜合征的首發(fā)癥狀，許多患者均有夜間手指麻醒的經(jīng)歷。
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