Rebel in the Eye(麦田里的反叛者)[2017]电影台词本阅读、下载和单词统计

电影名称：麦田里的反叛者
英文名称：Rebel in the Eye
年代：2017

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时间	英文	中文
[00:02]	(slow music)
[00:14]	(slow music)
[00:51]	(muffled voices)
[01:03]	[Narrator] Dear Whit.	亲爱的惠特
[01:05]	I regret to inform you that Holden Caulfield is dead.	我很遗憾地通知你，霍顿·考尔菲德已经死了
[01:13]	I know you thought he could protect me.	你觉得他能保护我
[01:17]	Or at the very least give me refuge from my sarcasm.	或至少让我躲避我的挖苦风格
[01:25]	But Holden is gone forever.	但霍顿永远不在了
[01:30]	And I don’t know if anything can save me now.	我不知道还有什么能拯救我
[01:32]	(upbeat jazz music)
[01:35]		六年前
[02:00]	Oh, where’s your girl, Jerry?	你女朋友呢？杰瑞
[02:01]	Where’d she go?	她去哪了？
[02:02]	Ah, she wanted to dance with her brother.	她想和她哥哥跳舞
[02:03]	That’s a tight family.	亲密的家庭
[02:04]	You know, the Lusitania making it to England…	卢西塔尼亚去了英国……
[02:06]	is more hopeful than getting laid at this rat trap.	也许被宠坏的富家女喜欢大学辍学
[02:08]	Oh, I don’t know.	哦，我不知道
[02:08]	Spoiled rich girls love college dropouts.	也许被宠坏的富家女喜欢大学辍学
[02:11]	They’re all dying to tell their fathers,	她们都急于告诉自己父亲：
[02:12]	“He’s not only broke, Daddy, he’s also a Jew.”	“他不仅破产了，爸爸，他还是犹太人”
[02:14]	Hey, half Jew.	嘿，是半个犹太人
[02:20]	Oh, God. Why do we keep coming here?	天啊，老来这里干嘛？
[02:22]	I can’t stand all these flits and phonies.	我受不了这些晃来晃去的人和骗子
[02:24]	To give girls like that the time.	专泡那种美女
[02:30]	Who is that?	那是谁？
[02:31]	Oona O’Neill.	奥娜·奥尼尔
[02:32]	[Jerry] What, as in Eugene O’Neill?	跟尤金·奥尼尔有关系吗？
[02:34]	That’s her dad.	那是她爸爸
[02:35]	Rumor is she’s got a thing for writers.	谣传她特爱作家
[02:37]	Maybe I can get her drunk and read her one of my stories.	我或许可以灌醉她，给她读上本爷的一段书
[02:40]	The drunk part, yes.	灌醉倒是可以
[02:41]	Not so sure about the second.	后半句不敢苟同
[02:42]	I’ve read your work.	我可拜读过你的作品
[02:43]	You’re a real prince of a guy.	你是男人心中的真神
[02:44]	Who are the bodyguards?	保镖都有谁？
[02:45]	Blythe Chaucer and Carol Flourentine.	布莱斯·乔叟和卡罗尔·弗洛伦丁
[02:48]	Her protectors from morphine addicts…	阻止她吗啡上瘾……
[02:49]	and boys without trust funds.	也阻止那些没有信托基金的小伙子
[02:52]	(muffled voices)
[02:55]	You even try to give Oona the time,	如果你打算泡奥娜……
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[02:56]	they’ll take your watch away.	她们绝对会把你的表都薅走
[02:59]	OK	Okay.
[03:02]	I’m going in.	看我的
[03:07]	Ladies, Oona.	女士们，奥娜
[03:10]	Hello.	你好
[03:11]	It’s a pleasure to meet you.	幸会
[03:12]	I’m Jerome David Salinger.	我是杰罗姆·大卫·塞林格
[03:14]	My friends call me Jerry.	朋友们叫我杰瑞
[03:16]	It’s a pleasure to meet you, Jerome David Salinger.	很高兴见到你，杰罗姆·大卫·塞林格
[03:19]	I’m a huge admirer of your father.	我是你父亲的忠实崇拜者
[03:21]	I’m a writer myself, and his plays..	我本人也是作家，他的剧本……
[03:22]	have been a great source of inspiration to me.	是我写作灵感的来源
[03:24]	What do you write?	你写什么的？
[03:28]	I… I write short stories.	我……我写短篇小说
[03:31]	Really?	不会吧？
[03:32]	Have you been published?	你出版过吗？
[03:37]	Come on, Oona.	来吧，奥娜
[03:38]	I want to introduce you to Billy Chandler.	我给你介绍比利·钱德勒
[03:40]	[Oona] He’s here?	他在这里吗？
[03:41]	[Blythe] He is.	是的
[03:42]	[Oona] Oh, right now?	现在吗？
[03:42]	Oh. Great.	好极了
[03:43]	[Blythe] Let’s go.	走吧
[03:45]	Until me meet again, Jerome David Salinger.	下次见咯，杰罗姆·大卫·塞林格
[03:47]	Come on, Oona doll.	来吧，奥娜娃娃
[03:49]	Billy.	比利
[03:53]	Excuse me, sir, do you happen to know the time?	对不起，先生，表还在吗？
[03:57]	That went well.	很顺利
[04:14]	(clock ticking)
[04:29]	[Narrator] Through the course…	虽我行过……
[04:30]	of my fascinatingly dull life I’ve always found fiction…	迷幻的人生历程，我总是觉得……
[04:33]	so much more truthful than reality.	小说比现实更真实
[04:37]	And yes, I’m aware of the irony.	没错，我知道这很讽刺
[04:57]	(mid-tempo music)
[05:08]	He had neither the looks, personality, or good clothes…	他既没有容貌，也没有个性，也没有豪服……
[05:11]	to gain Shirley’s interest.	能借此引起雪莉的兴趣
[05:13]	He didn’t have a chance.	他没有机会的
[05:14]	And as I said before, to write a really good…	正如我之前所说，男孩邂逅女孩……
[05:16]	boy meets girl story it’s wise…	的故事比较明智的写法……
[05:19]	to have the boy meet the girl.	是让男孩结识女孩
[05:29]	I can’t concentrate with you staring at me like that.	你那样盯着我看，我无法专心
[05:31]	Well, do you like it?	那你喜欢吗？
[05:33]	It’s really good.	真的很好
[05:34]	You can tell me the truth.	你不妨直说
[05:35]	I am.	我喜欢
[05:35]	It’s terrific.	太棒了
[05:38]	Tie your shoes, sonny.	系好鞋带，亲爱的
[05:41]	So what do you think, Mom?	你觉得怎样呢，妈妈？
[05:43]	I love the kids, I love the way they talk.	我爱孩子们，我喜欢他们说话的方式
[05:46]	Yeah, ’cause in the slicks the teens always sound phony…	明摆着十几岁的孩子总是听起来很虚伪……
[05:48]	because they’re written by 50 year old drunks.	因为他们是由50岁的醉鬼写的
[05:50]	– (Mom laughing) – You know, it just kills me.	要了我的命
[05:52]	Well, you’re really talented.	你真的很有才华
[06:00]	I think I want to try to publish.	我想发表
[06:02]	[Mom] How would you do that?	你想怎么做？
[06:06]	I want to go back to school, study creative writing.	我想回学校，学习创造性的写作
[06:13]	[Father] You what?	你什么？
[06:16]	You get kicked out of every school I send you to…	我送你去的每所学校，你都被开除了……
[06:17]	because of that smart alec mouth of yours.	因为你的自做聪明
[06:19]	How do you possibly believe…	你怎么那么自信……
[06:21]	you could be a professional writer?	成为职业作家？
[06:25]	I don’t know.	我不知道
[06:26]	I just like doing it.	我只是喜欢那么做
[06:28]	[Mom] He’s very talented, Sol.	他很有才华，索尔
[06:30]	[Sol] Even if he is, it’s impossible to make…	即使他有才华，也不可能……
[06:32]	a living at it even for the best of students.	以此谋生，哪怕最好的学生
[06:34]	You’re not even a good student.	何况你连好学生都不是
[06:36]	I can’t do anything right.	我什么都做不好
[06:38]	Sonny, sonny, come here, sit down.	小宝，小宝，过来，坐下
[06:40]	It’s all right, please.	抱歉，来吧
[06:47]	I, I just don’t want you to be disappointed…	我……我只是不想让你过于失望……
[06:49]	when it doesn’t work out.	万一事情不如意的话
[06:52]	And it won’t.	而那是事实
[06:54]	It never does.	从来没有过
[06:57]	Listen to me.	听我说
[06:58]	Meat and cheese distribution…	肉和奶酪分销……
[07:00]	has been very good to this family.	很有利于我们家的富足
[07:02]	Six years ago Buddy Richmond was practically broke.	六年前，巴迪·里奇曼几乎破产了
[07:05]	He buys a slaughterhouse and now he’s king of the bacon.	他买下了一个屠宰场，现在他是熏肉大王
[07:14]	That could be you, sonny boy.	你也可以做到的，小宝
[07:16]	Jerry is not going to sell cheese,	杰瑞不会卖奶酪……
[07:17]	or pigs, or cows, or milk.	或猪或牛或牛奶
[07:20]	He is not going to be the king of the bacon.	他不会成为熏肉大王的
[07:22]	He is going to go to Columbia.	他要去哥伦比亚大学
[07:25]	He is going to study writing.	他打算学习写作
[07:27]	That’s what Jerry is going to do,	这就是杰瑞要做的……
[07:29]	and you are going to pay for it.	而老爹你得付学费
[07:37]	(slow music)
[07:40]	[Narrator] I bet if I never walked…	如果那天我从未走进……
[07:41]	into your class that day then Holden Caulfield…	你的班级，霍顿·考尔菲德……
[07:43]	probably wouldn’t even exist.	可能根本不存在了
[07:47]	So in a way this whole mess…	所以，在某种程度上这整个……
[07:49]	is as much your fault as it is mine.	混乱与其是你的错，不如说是我的错
[07:53]	(bells chiming)
[07:54]	There is nothing more sacred than story.	没有什么能比故事更神圣的了
[07:59]	The Bible, the Quran, the Torah,	圣经、可兰经、摩西五经……
[08:01]	the stories contained in these books are so powerful…	这些书中包含的故事如此强大……
[08:07]	that people actually believe they were written by a God.	于是人们真的相信这些书均由上帝所写
[08:11]	That is the power that a story can hold.	这就是一个故事所能蕴含的力量
[08:15]	And in the course of this semester…	在本学期的课程中……
[08:16]	you will be given the tools and the techniques…	将学习工具和技术……
[08:20]	to be able to create your own stories…	以创建你们的故事……
[08:24]	so that you can enrapture people, move…	使读者狂喜感动……
[08:28]	[Narrator] I was always a lousy student,	我一直都是个差劲的学生……
[08:30]	even when I wanted to be there.	哪怕我想表现好一点
[08:33]	It was pretty embarrassing, if you want to know the truth.	如果你想知道真相，那就太尴尬了
[08:35]	How does that sound, Mr. Salinger?	听起来怎么样，塞林格先生？
[08:40]	I’m so sorry, you lost me at Bible.	我很抱歉，圣经把我搞糊涂了
[08:43]	(class sniggering)
[08:44]	Oh, I’m sorry, Mr. Salinger.	哦，对不起，塞林格先生
[08:45]	Did you think that this course was a study in atheism?	你认为这门课是无神论研究吗？
[08:50]	No, no, I didn’t.	不，不，我没有这么认为
[08:51]	But I’m hoping there really is a god…	但我希望真的有一个神……
[08:53]	that’ll give you something interesting to say.	如此便会有趣话可说
[08:55]	(class gasping)
[08:57]	Funny, I had the same thought…	有趣的是，我有同样的想法……
[08:59]	when I read your admissions essay.	当我读你的招生论文的时候
[09:01]	(class sniggering)
[09:02]	Although they still let you in.	尽管招生办还是录取了你
[09:04]	It must be a very lean year for Columbia.	对哥伦比亚大学来说，估计今年的生源很差
[09:06]	(class laughing)
[09:07]	Mr. Salinger wrote an essay, very funny,	塞林格先生写的论文绝对很有趣……
[09:12]	brimming with exactly the sort of sarcasm…	因为全篇充满了那种挖苦……
[09:15]	that he so beautifully displayed here…	与他在本节课前五分钟……
[09:18]	in the first five minutes of the course.	所展示的一样的优美
[09:21]	And yet after that Mr. Salinger failed…	然而之后，塞林格先生失败于……
[09:25]	to turn that clever voice of his into an actual narrative.	把他聪明的调调塞入一个实际的叙事中
[09:32]	Which is a shame, because there is some potential there.	这很可惜，因为他毕竟有些潜力
[09:34]	But this is the work we will all be striving to achieve.	但这将是全体同学们要努力实现的结果
[09:39]	And by the end of this semester, God willing,	到了学期结束的时候，上帝保佑……
[09:42]	or in Mr. Salinger’s case, unwilling,	即便塞林格先生不情愿的情况下……
[09:44]	(class sniggering)
[09:45]	you will all understand the difference…	你们都会明白这种区别，即……
[09:48]	between wanting to be a writer and actually being one.	想成为作家与成为真正的作家之间的区别
[09:53]	(slow dramatic music)
[09:56]	[President Roosevelt] My countrymen and my friends.	同胞们，朋友们
[09:59]	I had hoped against hope that some miracle…	我曾寄予希望某些奇迹会阻止……
[10:02]	would prevent a devastating war in Europe…	欧洲的毁灭性战争……
[10:05]	and bring to an end the invasion of Poland by Germany.	并结束德国入侵波兰的战争
[10:10]	I have said many times that I have seen war and I hate war.	我曾多次说过，我曾目睹过战争，我讨厌战争
[10:16]	I hope the United States will keep out of this war.	我希望美国远离这场战争
[10:20]	I believe that it will.	我相信终究会的
[10:24]	Oh, Mr. Salinger.	塞林格先生
[10:26]	Come in, have a seat.	进来，坐吧
[10:28]	Would you like a drink?	想喝点什么吗？
[10:30]	– Coffee, please.	– 请来杯咖啡，咖啡 – 请来杯咖啡，咖啡 – Coffee, please.
[10:35]	So, how did you find me here?	你是怎么找到我的？
[10:38]	Oh, I used to go to NYU and I always…	我以前去纽约大学，我总是看到你……
[10:40]	saw you grading papers in the window.	在窗前批改论文
[10:42]	Hey, why do you come all the way down to the Village?	嘿，你为什么要一路到村里来(格林威治村)？
[10:45]	I couldn’t think of a better place to read the work…	我想不到一个更好的地方来读……
[10:46]	of the next Fitzgerald or Hemingway…	下一位菲茨杰拉德或海明威的论文……
[10:48]	than right here in Greenwich Village.	有比格林威治村更好的吗？
[10:50]	[Server] Sir.	先生
[10:51]	Thank you.	谢谢
[10:52]	What about you?	你呢？
[10:53]	What happened at NYU?	你在纽约大学怎么了？
[10:55]	They kick you out for that mouth of yours?	他们把你踢出去了，就因为你的嘴巴？
[10:57]	No, it was a mutual understanding.	不，那是一种相互谅解
[10:59]	They wanted me gone and I wanted them dead.	他们想让我消失，而我要他们死
[11:01]	(laughs) Well you’re not the first…	你也不是我教过的……
[11:05]	wise ass I’ve taught, you know?	第一个聪明蛋
[11:07]	You act out at authority figures like me…	你在我这样的权威人物面前表演……
[11:09]	because you’re emotionally repressed at home.	因为你在家里情绪压抑
[11:11]	You also think you’re the cleverest boy…	你也认为你是全世界最聪明的……
[11:12]	that ever walked the planet…	男孩，却无人……
[11:13]	and no one recognizes what a genius you are.	承认你是个天才
[11:15]	It’s pretty typical stuff, if you want to know the truth.	这很典型，如果你想听真话的话
[11:20]	But enough of my dime store Freud.	但听够了我的免费弗洛伊德精神分析
[11:22]	What can I do for you, Mr. Salinger?	我能为你做什么，塞林格先生？
[11:27]	Well, I wanted to ask about…	我……我……我想问……
[11:29]	what you talked about in class.	你在课堂上谈到的
[11:31]	You know, my voice overwhelming the story.	我的叙事风格压倒了故事性
[11:33]	I always thought my voice is what defines me as a writer.	我一直认为我的叙事风格定义我能成为作家
[11:36]	Absolutely.	绝对
[11:38]	Your voice is what makes your story unique.	你的风格使你的故事独一无二
[11:43]	But when that voice overwhelms the story,	但是当那个风格淹没了故事……
[11:47]	as it did in your admissions essay,	就像你的录取论文……
[11:49]	then it becomes an expression more of your ego…	然后就变成了你的自我表达……
[11:52]	than of the emotional experience of the reader.	而不是读者的情感体验
[11:57]	Does that make sense?	有道理吗？
[11:59]	Kind of.	有点
[12:01]	[Whit] Kind of.	有点吗？
[12:06]	No.	没错
[12:08]	I’d apologize for being late.	我为迟到道歉
[12:09]	But since I’m going to be late…	但反正这学期的……
[12:10]	for every single class this semester…	每次上课我都迟到了……
[12:12]	I’m going to instead save my strength…	所以我节省点道歉的力气……
[12:14]	for the reading of your pages and heavy drinking.	以便为你们读上几页并顺便喝一大杯
[12:19]	(class laughing)
[12:20]	Now today I want to focus on the writer’s voice.	现在，今天我想集中讨论作者的表达
[12:25]	And to illustrate this I’m going to…	为了方便说明，我要……
[12:26]	read a passage to you from William Faulkner.	为你们读一篇威廉·福克纳的文章
[12:30]	All right, now I want you to listen carefully.	好吧，现在仔细听
[12:31]	In fact, close your eyes.	闭上眼睛
[12:35]	“The jailer cut her down and then revived her.	“狱卒把她的绳子割断，然后弄醒了她
[12:41]	“Then he beat her and whipped her.	“然后，他拍打了她，鞭打她
[12:45]	“She had hung herself with her dress.”	“她上吊自杀，穿着衣服”
[12:50]	All right, so, what happened?	好了，发生什么事了？
[12:54]	A woman in jail tried to commit suicide.	一个女人在监狱里试图自杀
[12:56]	And after the jailer saved her, he beat her.	在狱卒救了她之后，他打了她
[12:59]	Exactly.	完全正确
[13:00]	This is why I let women audit my classes.	所以我让女性旁听我的课程
[13:03]	Hopefully the rest of the university will soon follow suit.	希望大学的其他人很快就会效仿
[13:05]	All right now, I read this passage…	现在好了，我读完了这篇文章……
[13:07]	in as dull a voice as I could possibly muster,	用的是我所能调集的最沉闷的声音……
[13:10]	and yet you were still all engaged by the passage.	但你们还是沉浸在文章中
[13:14]	Why?	为什么呢？
[13:14]	Because the events of the story were compelling,	因为本故事是引人注目的……
[13:17]	thematically layered, and dramatic.	主题分层化，具有戏剧性
[13:19]	Now of course Faulkner is famous for his voice…	当然，福克纳之所以著名是因为他的表达……
[13:22]	with its unique regional style.	具有独特的地域风格
[13:24]	And so therefore even the non-writer…	因此，即使并非作家的人们认为……
[13:26]	thinks that they love Faulkner.	他们爱的是福克纳本人
[13:27]	But in fact it is the events of the story,	但事实上，这是因为文章的故事性……
[13:30]	the attempted suicide, the beating that draws us in.	企图自杀、殴打，吸引了我们
[13:33]	And then Faulkner uses his voice…	然后福克纳用他的表达……
[13:37]	to make the story uniquely his own.	让这个故事独一无二
[13:43]	Does that make sense?	有道理吗？
[13:46]	For our next class I want you all…	下一节课，我要你们都写……
[13:48]	to write a five page story.	一篇五页的故事
[13:51]	Ask yourselves, if I were to read this in a monotone…	扪心自问，如果单调地读你所写的……
[13:56]	would I still keep the class’ attention?	还能保持全班的注意力吗？
[14:02]	Okay, well I’m really not going to do…	好吧，我今天真的不会做得更好了……
[14:04]	any better than that today, so that’s it.	所以，就是这样
[14:06]	You can use the rest of the time…	剩下的时间归你们……
[14:08]	to write your story or masturbate.	写故事或者手淫
[14:11]	– (class laughing) – Just try not to confuse the former with the latter.	只是尽量不要混淆前者与后者
[14:14]	God knows there’s many an author…	上帝知道，有许多作者……
[14:16]	who has failed at that very task.	在神赐的任务中失败了
[14:19]	Have a good weekend.	祝周末愉快
[14:19]	See you later, children.	日后见，孩子们
[14:20]	(upbeat jazz music)
[14:25]	[Narrator] The one good thing about being stuck…	被困在疯人院里的一个好处……
[14:27]	in a nuthouse is everyone here…	就是这里的每个人……
[14:28]	is in the same lousy shape as I am.	都和我一样糟糕
[14:34]	Truth be told, I never really fitted…	说实话，我从来没有真正适应……
[14:36]	anywhere in the whole goddam world.	这该死的全世界里任何地方
[14:38]	Uptown I was a Jew, downtown I was a square.	在住宅区我是犹太人，在市中心我是一个保守派
[14:42]	But on occasion I could fool the girls…	但有时，我可以愚弄女孩们……
[14:44]	into thinking I was Clark Gable’s cousin.	让她们以为我是克拉克·盖博的表弟
[14:46]	Bravo, bravo.	好极了，好极了
[14:48]	Keep giving ’em hell, Ernie.	继续，厄尼
[14:51]	You know what?	你知道吗？
[14:52]	I actually think I keep on getting kicked out of school…	我在想不断被学校开除……
[14:54]	’cause I love how much it pisses my father off.	是因为我很喜欢惹我父亲生气
[14:56]	That’s hilarious.	太疯狂了
[14:57]	You need to go with that.	这个可以有
[14:58]	You should write your story about that.	你应该写下来作为你的故事
[15:00]	Nah.	不
[15:04]	You got your watch on?	你有表吗？
[15:05]	[Jerry] Yes, why?	有啊，为什么？
[15:06]	‘Cause you need to give that girl the time.	因为你得泡个姑娘
[15:11]	Yes I do.	那我倒是有
[15:16]	– Hi.	– 你好 – 你好 – Hi.
[15:18]	So you like jazz?	你喜欢爵士乐吗？
[15:19]	What do you think?	你觉得呢
[15:24]	So um, what do you do most of the time on weekends?	那么，你周末大部分时间都做些什么？
[15:27]	I don’t know.	我不知道
[15:28]	What do you do most of the time on weekends?	你周末大部分时间都做些什么？
[15:31]	This and that.	这个和那个
[15:33]	This and that?	这个还是那个？
[15:35]	I know that’s code for sowing your wild oats.	我知道这是播种野生燕麦的代码
[15:38]	(woman laughing)
[15:44]	Sow your wild oats?	“播种野生燕麦？”
[15:46]	Sorry, I don’t follow.	对不起，我没听懂
[15:48]	Oh, please.	拜托
[15:49]	Chase around, Joe College.	就是四处泡妞，浪哥乔(不用功的大学生)
[16:00]	[Narrator] “Sow the wild oats?	“播种野生燕麦？”
[16:01]	“I don’t think I get your drift.”	“我不认为我明白你的含意”
[16:03]	“You know, chase around, Joe College.”	“你知道的，四处泡妞，浪哥乔”
[16:07]	Suddenly from the other side of the room…	突然，从房间的另一边……
[16:08]	a small blonde shrieked with laughter.	一个小个子金发女郎尖声狂笑
[16:11]	Yes, it was very good.	非常好
[16:13]	Your voice was present and entertaining.	你的表达生动且娱乐
[16:15]	But it helped tell the story, it didn’t become it.	帮助讲了故事，却没有扰乱故事
[16:17]	I… I felt it.	我……我感觉到了
[16:18]	You know, I could tell when something…	我有预感当我写的东西……
[16:19]	I wrote was too clever.	太机智的时候
[16:20]	Was it true?	是真实的吗？
[16:21]	Some of it.	部分真实
[16:22]	Some I made up.	部分编造
[16:23]	Well, you know what we call that?	知道我们怎么描述这种情况吗？
[16:25]	What?	怎么描述？
[16:25]	Writing.	这就是写作
[16:27]	So how do I get it published?	那么，我如何出版呢？
[16:28]	Well that’s a bit ambitious…	嗯，这有点野心……
[16:29]	for your first outing, don’t you think?	这才第一次，你不觉得吗？
[16:31]	A real writer publishes, right?	真正的作家需要出版，对吗？
[16:33]	That’s the only way to make a living at it.	谋生的唯一方法
[16:34]	Oh, wait, let me guess, your father told you that.	等等，让我猜一下，是你父亲告诉你的
[16:36]	Well why don’t you try the New Yorker?	那你为什么不尝试一下《纽约客》？
[16:37]	I’m sure that would impress him.	我肯定这会打动他的
[16:39]	I was actually thinking Story Magazine.	其实我更想投稿《故事杂志》
[16:42]	I love their pieces.	我喜欢他们的作品
[16:44]	Do you know who the editor of Story is?	你知道谁是《故事杂志》的编辑吗？
[16:46]	Yeah, you.	知道，是你
[16:48]	And on behalf of Story…	我谨代表《故事杂志》……
[16:49]	I would like to thank you for your submission.	我想感谢你的投稿
[16:51]	Unfortunately we’re going to decline at this time.	不幸的是，本次你被拒绝了
[16:54]	But we do look forward to reading your future submissions.	但我们期待着阅读您未来的投稿
[16:58]	Mr. Salinger, you’re about to learn…	塞林格先生，你要学习……
[16:59]	the second most important lesson…	在作家的职业生涯里……
[17:01]	in having a career as a writer.	第二个最重要的教训
[17:02]	Learning to deal with rejection.	必须学会接受被拒绝
[17:07]	Well, I’m going straight to the New Yorker,	那我直接投稿《纽约客》……
[17:08]	and they’re going to publish it,	他们会出版的……
[17:09]	and you’re going to be sorry.	你会后悔的
[17:10]	I already am.	我已经后悔了
[17:20]	Hi, I’m here to submit…	嗨，我是来……
[17:22]	Submit a short story?	投稿短文的？
[17:23]	Fill this out.	把这个填好
[17:24]	Leave your story.	留下你的故事
[17:25]	We’ll get back to you in four to six weeks.	我们会在四到六周内给你回复
[17:31]	It’s the first story I’ve ever submitted.	这是我投稿的第一个故事
[17:33]	Well that’s a historic day for us all.	对我们来说这是历史性的一天
[17:41]	What’s the J.D. stand for?	JD是什么缩写？
[17:43]	It’s juvenile delinquent.	少年犯
[17:46]	Don’t write that.	别那么写
[17:49]	And I want those rewrites before next week.	下周之前，重写的给交上来
[17:52]	And do not get used to the idea…	别满脑子认为我像今天……
[17:54]	of me staying for each class.	一样的留堂
[17:55]	My dinner plans canceled.	因为鄙人今天的晚餐计划取消了
[17:58]	Oh, it’s your first rejection letter.	这是你第一封拒绝信
[18:01]	You have to get that framed.	你得跳出那个框框
[18:04]	So what do I do now?	我现在该怎么办?？
[18:05]	You’re a writer.	你是个作家
[18:05]	What do you think you do now?	你觉得你现在该做什么？
[18:07]	[Jerry] Write another story?	写另一个故事吗？
[18:08]	[Whit] Yes, and then write another one after that.	没错，然后再写一个
[18:10]	– (intense mid-tempo music) – And then another one after that.	再写一个
[18:16]	And then another one after that.	再写一个
[18:19]	Okay.	好的
[18:20]	And then another one after that!	然后再写一个！
[18:26]	[Narrator] Perhaps my dreams of literary triumph…	也许我致胜文学的梦想……
[18:28]	were the delusions of an egotistical…	是一个自负的错觉……
[18:30]	and overly ambitious boy who should have listened…	过于雄心勃勃的男孩本该接受建议……
[18:33]	when he was offered the chance to be the king of the bacon.	当他有机会被邀请成为培根国王的时候
[18:38]	I could have been a king, Whit.	我本来可以当国王的，惠特
[18:43]	[Jerry] I don’t know if I’m cut out for this.	我不知道我是否被淘汰了
[18:47]	Yeah, maybe you’re not.	也许你没有
[18:52]	You don’t think I am?	你不觉得吗？
[18:53]	Well, let me ask you a question.	那么，让我问你一个问题
[18:57]	Why do you want to do this?	你为什么要这么做？
[18:59]	Publish?	是发表吗？
[19:01]	No.	非也
[19:03]	Be a writer.	做一个作家
[19:05]	Why do you want to write?	你为什么要写作？
[19:10]	Because I, I get angry about a lot of things.	因为我……我对很多事情感到愤怒
[19:14]	And when I’m writing I feel like I’m doing something…	当我写作时，我觉得我在干正事……
[19:17]	about it, like I’m finally getting to speak my mind.	好像我终于能畅所欲言
[19:19]	You see, Jerry, this is what you need…	你看，杰瑞，这正是你……
[19:20]	to be doing in your writing.	写作中需要做的
[19:22]	Explore what it is that makes you angry…	探究是什么让你生气……
[19:25]	and then put that into a story.	然后把它写入故事里
[19:27]	No, no, no, but here’s the catch.	不，不，不，最吸引人的地方在于
[19:31]	You still may never publish.	你可能永远不会有作品出版的
[19:33]	Never?	永远吗？
[19:34]	Nope.	是的
[19:36]	You may spend the rest of your life being rejected.	你可能在你的余生中一直被拒绝
[19:40]	And now you have to ask yourself a question.	现在，你必须问自己一个问题
[19:44]	Are you willing to devote your life to telling stories…	你愿意献出你的生命用于讲故事……
[19:50]	knowing that you may get nothing in return?	且明知没有回报，仍一意孤行吗？
[19:57]	And if the answer to that question is no,	如果这个问题的答案是不愿意……
[19:59]	well, then you should go out there…	那么你应该去外面……
[20:02]	and find yourself something else to do with your life…	给自己另找一个生计……
[20:05]	because you are not a true writer.	因为你不是一个真正的作家
[20:10]	Good day, thank you very much.	日安，非常感谢
[20:19]	No, no, no, no, take your rejections with you.	等等，拿走你被拒绝的故事
[20:48]	Would you look at this place?	看看这个地方？
[20:49]	It’s beautiful.	真是漂亮
[20:52]	You’ll find something else you like to do, sonny.	你会找到其他你喜欢的事情的，小宝
[20:54]	You’ll see.	等着瞧
[20:55]	And it’ll be something you can actually make a buck at.	那会是能真正赚钱的东西
[20:57]	Try not to worry about anything this week, dear.	本周别担心任何事情，亲爱的
[20:59]	It’s a vacation and you should relax.	假期就应该放松一下
[21:17]	(slow music)
[21:44]	(intense mid-tempo music)
[21:54]	[Narrator] She had immense eyes that always seemed…	她大大的眼睛似乎……
[21:56]	in danger of capsizing in their own innocence.	能预示危险，倾覆自己的天真
[21:59]	She was with a small boy, unmistakeably her brother.	她与一个小男孩一起，应是她的哥哥
[22:02]	And it was only when his sister spoke to him…	只有当妹妹对他说话时……
[22:04]	that he came around and applied…	他才会前倾，走上一步……
[22:06]	the small of his back to his chair.	然后缩回椅子里
[22:08]	Now there are two kinds of femme fatale.	现在有两种蛇蝎美人
[22:09]	The noise of young people she’d invited.	她邀请的那些吵闹的年轻人
[22:11]	Sewing, mastering crossword puzzles.
[22:12]	Her father’s scotch was inadequate.
[22:14]	Inside somebody up turned up…
[22:15]	(voices talking on top of each other)
[22:19]	Jerry, your sister didn’t drive all the way up here…	杰瑞，你姐姐驱车来这……
[22:22]	to watch you write in a lobby for five days.	不是为了看你在大厅里连写五天的
[22:25]	Now, put that away and come with us for a stroll.	现在扔掉笔杆子，跟我们去走走
[22:28]	I will in one hour.	我还要一小时
[22:30]	I’m almost done, okay?	快完成了，行吗？
[22:31]	What makes you think you have anything to say to people?	你凭什么认为你能指点别人？
[22:41]	Grow up.	成熟点
[22:48]	(mid-tempo music)
[22:58]	Oh, Jerry, would you hang back for a minute?	哦，杰瑞，你能等一下吗？
[23:01]	Thanks.	谢谢
[23:08]	Now that you have made a true commitment to your craft,	现在你已经做出了真正承诺的艺术品……
[23:12]	I think it’s time.	我想是时候了
[23:14]	[Jerry] Time for what?	是什么的时候啊？
[23:19]	For you to be published.	正式出版
[23:22]	In?	在……
[23:34]	This is the first damn story I gave you.	这不就是我给你的第一篇故事嘛
[23:36]	Oh, I loved it right away.	噢，我那时就喜欢上了
[23:37]	I just had to be sure you were a real writer…	我只是要确定你是个真正的作家……
[23:39]	before I published it.	在我出版之前
[23:42]	So, this is your first check as a real writer.	所以，这是你的第一张支票，作为一个真正的作家
[23:55]	Thank you.	谢谢
[23:58]	Thank you so much.	非常感谢
[23:59]	You’re welcome.	不客气
[24:00]	Now go write another story.	现在去写另一个故事
[24:01]	(upbeat jazz music)
[24:04]	– To publishing.	– 敬出版 – 敬出版 – To publishing.
[24:08]	So, your old man finally impressed?	你老爸终于被你震惊了吗？
[24:10]	No.	才没有
[24:10]	When I showed him the check he told me…	当我给他看支票时，他告诉我……
[24:12]	I could finally afford a suit to get a real job.	我终于买得起西装用以寻找一份真正的工作了
[24:14]	(laughs) To hell with him.	去他的
[24:15]	He’s just jealous because you’re a paid writer.	他只是嫉妒，因为你是个有稿酬的作家
[24:17]	He’s nothing but a lousy Jew pig seller.	他只不过是个讨厌的卖猪肉的犹太人
[24:20]	Do you know he hides the fact…	你知道他隐瞒了一个事实……
[24:21]	that he’s Jewish from our neighbors?	不告诉邻居他是犹太人？
[24:22]	Always has.	一直都是
[24:23]	The first phony I ever met was on the clay I was born.	我出生的那天遇到的第一个骗子就是他
[24:31]	What the hell are they doing?	他们到底在干什么？
[24:33]	The Stork Club advertises…	鹳鸟俱乐部广告……
[24:34]	that Oona comes here ’cause of her dad.	奥娜来这里是因为她爸爸
[24:36]	But they only photograph her drinking milk…	但他们只拍她喝牛奶……
[24:39]	because she’s underage.	因为她未成年
[24:40]	That could be the most pathetic thing I’ve ever seen.	这可能是我见过的最可悲的事了
[24:43]	(laughing)
[24:44]	(slow music)
[24:48]	All right, that’s my cue.	好吧，该我上了
[24:51]	– I’m going in. – Ooh.	– 去搅和搅和 – 喔
[24:54]	Oona.	奥娜
[24:55]	Mm.	嗯
[24:55]	It’s so lovely to see you again, Carol, Blythe.	很高兴再次见到你，卡罗尔，布莱斯
[24:57]	I’m Blythe.	我才是布莱斯
[24:58]	Great.	好极了
[24:59]	If you don’t mind I’m going to give…	如果你不介意，我想请……
[25:00]	the most beautiful girl in the world a twirl.	世界上最美丽的姑娘跳支舞
[25:02]	Oh, all right. (laughs)	好的
[25:13]	I read your piece in Story.	我在《故事》里读到你的文章
[25:16]	You read Story?	你读《故事》吗？
[25:16]	I read everything.	我什么都读
[25:19]	What did you think?	你觉得怎么样？
[25:23]	I thought it was marvelous.	我觉得很棒
[25:25]	No, it was simply marvelous.	不，简直是太棒了
[25:28]	Thank you.	谢谢你
[25:30]	You’re without a doubt the most special girl I’ve ever seen.	你毫无疑问是我见过的最特别的姑娘
[25:32]	(laughs) And you’re very handsome, Jerome David Salinger.	你也很帅，杰罗姆·大卫·塞林格
[25:50]	What do you think?	你觉得怎么样？
[25:51]	[Jerry] I love it.	我喜欢它
[25:52]	[Oona] Yeah?	是吗？
[25:53]	Yeah, how long have you lived here?	你要在这里住多久？
[25:54]	Just a few months.	就几个月
[25:55]	But I don’t think I’ll be here much longer.	但我不会在这里久待的
[25:56]	Why, where are you going to go?	为什么？你要去哪里呢？
[25:58]	Hollywood.	好莱坞
[26:00]	If I want to get into pictures…	如果我想上照……
[26:01]	that’s the place to be, right?	那就是要去的地方，对吧？
[26:04]	Well, I used to want to be an actor.	嗯，我曾经想当演员
[26:06]	[Oona] Really?	真的吗？
[26:07]	But I hate Hollywood.	但我讨厌好莱坞
[26:08]	It’s a bunch of (mumbles) driving jerks…	一堆开着捷豹的混蛋……
[26:10]	making crap for knuckleheads that can’t read.	制造着垃圾给那不读的书的傻瓜看的
[26:11]	(Oona giggling)
[26:14]	You’re funny.	你很有趣
[26:17]	And you’re so talented.	你很有才华
[26:20]	I love talent.	我喜欢天才
[26:24]	Don’t go to California.	别去加利福尼亚
[26:25]	[Oona] why?	为什么？
[26:26]	I… I think it’s better if you stay here,	我……我想你待在这儿会好些……
[26:28]	stay here and do theater.	待在这里，演戏剧
[26:31]	Have you asked your dad to put you in any of his plays?	你有没有要求过你爸爸让你演过他的戏啊？
[26:35]	Mm-mm.	没
[26:36]	Why?	为什么？
[26:39]	We don’t speak. We don’t speak very often.	我们不说话。不常说话
[26:43]	I’m… I’m sorry. I didn’t…	我……对不起，我不是……
[26:45]	It’s all right.	没事的
[26:46]	You know, I haven’t seen him…	其实我还是个小姑娘的时候……
[26:47]	since I was a little girl actually.	就没见过他了
[26:51]	You know, I don’t know why he doesn’t love me.	我不知道他为什么不爱我
[26:56]	I never did anything wrong.	我从没做错什么
[27:01]	You know, my…my…my dad doesn’t love me either.	我的……我的……我爸爸也不爱我
[27:12]	– I should, I should, I should probably go. – Jerry.	– 我应该……我应该……我应该走了 – 杰瑞
[27:14]	No, it’s…	不，我……
[27:15]	[Oona] Jerry, you don’t have to.	杰瑞，你不必走啊
[27:16]	I-If I…if I get back to my writing…	如……如果我……如果我回去写作……
[27:18]	I could get a lot done tonight.	我今晚可以写很多
[27:20]	Okay.	好吧
[27:20]	Um,	嗯……
[27:23]	do you want to go dancing Friday?	你会去跳舞吗？星期五
[27:24]	[Oona] Yes.	去啊
[27:24]	Yes?	是吗？
[27:25]	Yes, I’d love to.	是的，我很乐意
[27:27]	[Jerry] All right, me too.	好的，我也去
[27:28]	Okay.	好的
[27:31]	– Good. – Okay.	– 那好 – 好的
[27:41]	[Narrator] That’s the thing about girls.	这就是姑娘
[27:43]	Every time they do something pretty…	每次她们让人魂牵梦萦……
[27:44]	you fall half in love with them.	哪怕你有一半爱上她们
[27:49]	And then you never know where the hell you are.	然后你永远不知道自己身处何方
[27:52]	(ice cracking)
[27:54]	Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, hang in there, my love.	杰瑞，杰瑞，杰瑞，等一下，亲爱的
[27:57]	I know it can be a slog…	我知道这可能挺艰难……
[27:59]	but you’ve got to stick out these dry spells.	但你必须坚持度过干旱期
[28:01]	Everyone loves the writing.	每个人都喜欢写作
[28:03]	I get terrific feedback every time I submit you.	每次投稿，我都会收到大量的反馈
[28:06]	Well that’s terrific, but I haven’t…	这太棒了，但我……
[28:07]	had a story published in eight months.	八个月没有发表故事了
[28:09]	Well, have you thought about writing something…	好吧，你有没有考虑过……
[28:10]	with a little more pop to it, most Post than New Yorker.	写点更大众的东西呢，例如《邮报》而不是《纽约客》
[28:12]	No, I hate the Post.	不，我讨厌《邮报》
[28:13]	It’s a bunch of sentimental crap.	一堆伤感的废话
[28:14]	[Dorothy] I know.	我知道
[28:15]	I want to be a New Yorker writer.	我想成为一名《纽约客》作家
[28:16]	And you will be, but it’s never easy, my love.	你会的，但这并不容易，亲爱的
[28:19]	There’s no harm in dumbing it down once in a while.	偶尔弱智一下也没有坏处
[28:22]	We’ve just got to get you published again.	我们得让你再次出版
[28:24]	Publishing is everything.	出版就是一切
[28:26]	I don’t even know what I should write about.	我甚至不知道该写些什么
[28:31]	Oh, Jerry.	杰瑞
[28:35]	First of all, you need to relax.	首先，你需要放松
[28:37]	You’re not going to do better work being so stressed.	你的工作压力太大了，就不能表现更好
[28:41]	Take that pretty girlfriend of yours on a date.	带你的漂亮女友去约会
[28:44]	Have some fun.	找点乐子
[28:47]	How’s it going with her?	和她处得怎么样？
[28:49]	(thunder rumbling)
[28:50]	(doorbell buzzing)
[28:52]	[Jerry] Hey, Pearl.	嘿，珀尔
[28:53]	I’m sorry, Jerry, but Oona isn’t here.	对不起，杰瑞，但奥娜不在
[28:57]	She left for the Hamptons this morning.	今天早上她去了汉普顿
[29:00]	She did what?	她什么意思啊？
[29:01]	We had a date.	我们约好的
[29:03]	You know Oona.	你知道奥娜的
[29:07]	Yeah, okay, thanks.	是啊，那好，谢谢
[29:12]	(thunder rumbling)
[29:17]	(laughing)
[29:19]	(slow jazz music)
[29:25]	[Narrator] Maybe I’m just not capable…	也许我只是没有能力……
[29:27]	of experiencing happiness like the fellow…	体验幸福，就像那个……
[29:29]	that works at a lousy job…	碌碌无为的家伙……
[29:30]	and has a pretty wife and a bunch of stupid kids.	有个漂亮的妻子，生了一群愚蠢的孩子
[29:35]	Maybe I didn’t lose my mind at all.	也许我尚未完全失去理智
[29:40]	Maybe I never had it in the first place.	也许我一开始就错了
[30:00]	You should get out of here, kid.	你应该离开这里，孩子
[30:03]	(door closing)
[30:05]	(intense mid-tempo music)
[30:12]	[Narrator] He made his way into the men’s room…	他走进男洗手间……
[30:13]	and filled both washbowls with cold water.	用冷水灌满洗手盆
[30:15]	“You want a towel, fella?” asked the piano player.	“你要毛巾吗？伙计？”钢琴手问道
[30:18]	“Not me,” said Holden.	“我不要，”霍顿说
[30:20]	“Why don’t you go home, kid?”	“你为什么不回家，孩子？”
[30:22]	Holden Caulfield went on drinking.	霍顿·考尔菲德继续喝酒
[30:24]	Hello, it’s me, Jerry Salinger.	是我，杰瑞·塞林格
[30:25]	I just want to speak to Oona.	我想和奥娜谈谈
[30:27]	[Woman] She’s asleep.	她睡着了
[30:27]	Why are you calling so late?	你为什么这么晚打电话来？
[30:29]	[Narrator] “This is me, Holden Caulfield.	“是我，霍顿·考尔菲德……
[30:31]	“Can I speak to Sally, please?”	“我能和莎莉说话吗？”
[30:33]	I just want us to be together.	我只想咱们俩在一起
[30:34]	It doesn’t have to be anything serious.	任何事都没有必要严肃
[30:35]	It doesn’t have to be anything serious?	任何事都没有必要严肃？
[30:36]	I don’t want anything serious, no.	我不想搞得太严肃，不
[30:36]	Jerry, you just said otherwise.	杰瑞，你刚刚说了相反的意思
[30:37]	I, don’t twist my words.	我没有扭曲词意
[30:38]	You are just, you know what you are?	你刚刚……你知道你是什么吗？
[30:39]	You’re just such a phony.	你就是个骗子
[30:40]	– No, I’m not a phony. – You are.	– 不，我不是 – 你就是
[30:41]	You’re just… Go to hell. (mumbles)	你去……死吧。别这么说
[30:41]	(face slapping)
[30:47]	Oona.	奥娜
[30:48]	What?	干嘛？
[30:49]	Oona, can I call you tomorrow?	奥娜，我明天可以打电话给你吗？
[30:58]	[Narrator] His teeth chattering violently,	他的牙齿剧烈地打颤……
[31:00]	Holden Caulfield stood on the corner…	霍顿·考尔菲德站在角落……
[31:02]	and waited for the Madison Avenue bus.	等着麦迪逊大道的公车
[31:06]	It was a long wait.	那是……漫长的等待
[31:24]	No, we didn’t order champagne.	不，我们没有点香槟
[31:26]	I did.	我点的
[31:28]	I asked you here so we could celebrate.	我叫你来是为了庆祝
[31:30]	Ah, ce-celebrate what?	庆……庆祝什么啊？
[31:32]	I have some exciting news.	我有一些令人振奋的消息
[31:36]	The New Yorker read Slight Rebellion Off Madison,	《纽约客》编辑读了《冲出麦迪逊的轻度反叛》……
[31:40]	and they want to publish it.	他们想出版它
[31:43]	The New Yorker?	《纽约客》吗？
[31:44]	Yes, they love your Holden Caulfield character.	是的，他们喜欢你的霍顿·考尔菲德的性格
[31:46]	They feel he’s completely original.	他们觉得他完全是原创的
[31:49]	I’m so happy for you, Jerry.	我真为你高兴，杰瑞
[31:50]	The New Yorker, I can’t believe it.	《纽约客》吗？我简直不敢相信
[31:52]	Well, believe it, my love.	相信吧，亲爱的
[31:55]	To publishing.	敬发布
[31:57]	It really is everything.	可喜可贺
[32:04]	Now, they have a couple of notes…	现在，他们有几条注释……
[32:06]	that they want you to address.	他们要你解决
[32:09]	Notes?	注释吗？
[32:10]	Yes.	是的
[32:11]	All writers have to go through this with every magazine.	所有的作家都必须经历，所有杂志社都一样
[32:14]	And the New Yorker has more notes than most.	《纽约客》的注释是最多的
[32:16]	They want all their stories…	他们希望所有的故事都……
[32:17]	to have a New Yorker signature to them.	具有《纽约客》的风格
[32:21]	Wh-What if I don’t want to do the notes?	如果我不想被注释呢？
[32:29]	They told me their problems with the story.	他们把故事的问题告诉了我
[32:33]	Should I tell you?	要我告诉你吗？
[32:35]	Sure, sure, okay, tell me their problems.	当然，当然，好的，告诉我问题
[32:39]	First off, they think Holden’s drinking…	首先他们认为，霍顿的酗酒……
[32:41]	comes out of nowhere.	很贸然
[32:42]	They want it to be clearer he’s an alcoholic.	他们更想写清楚他是个酒鬼
[32:45]	No, he’s not an alcoholic.	不，他不是酒鬼
[32:47]	He’s just getting drunk…	他只是喝醉了……
[32:48]	because he’s depressed about the girl.	因为他对那个姑娘很沮丧
[32:49]	[Dorothy] Well, they think that’s unclear.	他们认为写得还不清楚
[32:51]	I don’t.	我不觉得
[32:52]	I think that’s perfectly clear.	我认为完全够清楚的
[32:54]	Well, maybe you can make a slight adjustment…	嗯，也许你可以稍微调整一下……
[32:56]	so it’s not confusing for some people.	以免对某些人造成困惑
[33:02]	Also, they think it would be nice if in the end…	此外，他们认为最好的结果是……
[33:04]	Holden and Sally got back together.	霍顿和莎莉回到了一起
[33:07]	They specifically said we don’t need to see it.	他们明确表示并不需要写明白
[33:10]	We just want the reader…	让读者感觉到……
[33:10]	to have a sense that they’ll end up…	他们最终会一起就行……
[33:12]	But they don’t end up together.	但他们最终不会在一起
[33:13]	That’s not what happens.	事情不是这样的
[33:14]	[Dorothy] Why not?	为什么不行呢？
[33:15]	Because people don’t end up together.	因为人们不会最终在一起
[33:16]	It usually doesn’t work out.	通常不是这样的
[33:18]	Okay, I know in every goddam story in every goddam magazine…	我熟悉每一个该死的故事和所有该死的杂志……
[33:21]	the couple always falls in love with a stupid kiss…	夫妇总是因为愚蠢的吻而相爱……
[33:23]	to make us feel all warm and fuzzy…	让我们感到温暖和舒适……
[33:25]	and full of Christmas cheer.	充满了圣诞欢呼
[33:26]	But that’s not what happens in real life.	但这绝不是现实生活
[33:29]	Someone always gets their heart broken…	现实中，总有人会心碎……
[33:30]	and has a hard time getting over it.	需要很久才能恢复
[33:32]	Sometimes they drink because they’re upset,	有时候他们喝酒因为他们不开心……
[33:35]	even though they’re not alcoholics.	即使他们不是酗酒者
[33:41]	I just want my writing to be truthful, that’s all.	我只是想让我的写作真实些，就这样
[33:50]	So what would you like me to tell them?	你想让我告诉他们什么呢？
[33:53]	Tell them I’m very open to notes,	告诉他们我对注释不在乎……
[33:55]	but Holden’s not an alcoholic…	但霍顿不是个酒鬼……
[33:56]	and they don’t end up together.	他们不会圆满结局的
[33:57]	Those are the only notes, Jerry.	这些是唯一的注释，杰瑞
[33:59]	Well, tell them I won’t make those changes.	好吧，告诉他们，我不会改变的
[34:09]	(slow jazz music)
[34:10]	You’re so talented.	你太有才华了
[34:16]	(upbeat jazz music)
[34:18]	Give Oona a little twirl?	陪奥娜跳支舞吗？
[34:28]	So get this.	那啥
[34:29]	I told Oona about the New Yorker.	我告诉奥娜《纽约客》的事了
[34:30]	And?	然后呢？
[34:31]	We’ve already been out three times.	我们已经出去三次了
[34:33]	To the New Yorker.	敬《纽约客》
[34:34]	The New Yorker.	敬《纽约客》
[34:38]	Did they have any notes?	他们注释了没有啊？
[34:41]	Who?	谁啊？
[34:42]	The New Yorker.	《纽约客》
[34:43]	Did they have any notes on the story?	他们注释了这个故事吗？
[34:46]	No.	没有
[34:50]	Well, I’m not surprised they loved it.	他们喜欢这篇，我一点也不惊讶
[34:52]	That Holden character is fantastic.	霍顿的性格很棒
[34:54]	It’s exactly what I’ve been telling you…	这正是我一直要你……
[34:55]	about digging deeper.	深挖的原因
[34:56]	Yeah, yeah, I felt it when I was writing him.	是的，是的，我在写他的时候感觉到了
[34:59]	It just flowed out of me.	文思泉涌
[35:00]	I want to keep writing stories about him.	我想继续写他的故事
[35:02]	You should.	你应该的
[35:06]	Well.	那
[35:10]	Another.	再来一杯
[35:12]	– You okay there, boss? – Ah…	– 你还好吧，老大？ – 啊……
[35:15]	Well, between you and me, things aren’t great at Story.	仅限于你我之间，《故事》杂志不太好
[35:21]	Money is tight.	资金很紧
[35:23]	I mean, Martha watches the finances and me…	我是说，玛莎负责财政，而我……
[35:25]	Apparently I’m still spending too much money.	显然，我还是花了太多钱
[35:29]	You’ll have to shut it down?	你得关掉它吗？
[35:30]	No, no, we’ll be all right for now.	不，不，我们现在没事了
[35:34]	But it’s been tough on us.	但对我们来说很艰难
[35:40]	I got an eye.	我能看到
[35:42]	I can spot talent coming a mile away.	我能认出一英里外的人才来
[35:46]	Saroyan, Cheever, Caldwell, I discovered them all.	瑟罗恩、契弗、考德威尔，全都是我发现的
[35:51]	Of course, it would be nice if somebody discovered me.	当然，如果有人发现我。那就好了
[35:53]	Hey, come on, you’ve been published.	嘿，拜托，你已经出版过了
[35:55]	I not only discovered them,	我不仅发现了他们……
[35:58]	I shaped them, I challenged them.	我塑造了他们，我挑战他们
[36:03]	This is me.	我家到了
[36:09]	You should continue to write about Holden,	你应该继续写霍顿……
[36:14]	but not as a short story.	但不是短篇小说
[36:17]	Well, hang on, wait, wait, wait, wait.	等等，等等，等等，等等
[36:19]	What do you mean?	你是什么意思？
[36:23]	I think Holden Caulfield is a novel.	我认为霍顿·考尔菲德值得写一部小说
[36:28]	No, no, I couldn’t write a whole novel.	不，不，我……我写不出整本小说
[36:30]	I’m a dash man, not a miler.	我是个速度型的，不是长跑型的
[36:32]	You only say that because you’re lazy.	你这么说是因为你懒
[36:36]	Holden Caulfield deserves an entire book all on his own.	霍顿·考尔菲德值得写上一整本书，全是他自己
[36:45]	A novel’s a lot of words.	一本小说得写很多字
[36:47]	It’s just more words.	只是更多字罢了
[36:52]	Imagine the book that you would want to read…	想象一本你想读的书……
[36:57]	and then go write it.	然后去写吧
[36:59]	(slow music)
[37:14]	(thudding)
[37:16]	(sobbing)
[37:23]	Hey, Mom, what’s wrong?	嘿，妈妈，怎么了？
[37:28]	Mom.	妈妈
[37:29]	Hey, what is it, what’s happened?	嘿，什么事？发生什么事了？
[37:34]	[Announcer] We interrupt this broadcast…	中断广播……
[37:34]	to bring you this important bulletin from the United Press.	插播来自联合新闻社的重要公报
[37:38]	We have witnessed this morning the attack of Pearl Harbor…	今早我们亲眼目睹珍珠港被袭击……
[37:41]	and the severe bombing of Pearl Harbor…	和军用飞机狂轰滥炸珍珠港……
[37:43]	by army planes, undoubtedly Japanese.	无疑是日本人
[37:48]	It’s no joke, it’s a real war.	这不是玩笑，这是一场真正的战争
[37:55]	I don’t care what you say.	我不管你的意见
[37:56]	I’m sending you socks every week…	我会每周给你寄袜子的……
[37:58]	and you had better wear them.	你最好穿上它们
[37:59]	Please, you’ll embarrass me.	拜托，你会让我难堪的
[38:00]	They’re going to supply everything I need and…	他们会提供我所需要的一切……
[38:02]	Everyone, can I have your attention please?	各位请注意
[38:06]	As you all know, tomorrow morning…	大家都知道，明天早上……
[38:08]	our son Jerry is going off to war.	我们的儿子杰瑞要去打仗了
[38:11]	Perhaps this will turn him into the man…	也许这会把他变成男人……
[38:14]	I know he’s destined to become.	我知道，这是他的注定
[38:17]	And I would like to propose a toast…	而我想提议敬酒……
[38:20]	to the best student I’ve ever had.	给我最好的学生
[38:22]	To Jerry, a wonderful writer,	杰瑞，一个了不起的作家……
[38:24]	an inspiration, and a great friend.	灵感的来源，还是个好朋友
[38:27]	To Jerry.	敬杰瑞
[38:28]	[All] To Jerry.	敬杰瑞
[38:35]	This may not be the best timing but I have some bad news.	这可能不是最好的时机，但我有个坏消息
[38:39]	Really, what?	真的吗？是什么？
[38:41]	The New Yorker isn’t going to run…	《纽约客》不会出版……
[38:43]	the Holden Caulfield story.	霍顿·考尔菲德的故事
[38:46]	Wh-Why not?	为什么不呢？
[38:48]	They think it’s too frivolous…	他们觉得太轻浮了……
[38:49]	now that we’ve entered the war.	既然我们已经参战了
[38:54]	I’m sorry, Jerry.	对不起，杰瑞
[38:55]	No, it’s fine.	不，没事的
[39:06]	(slow music)
[39:10]	Promise you’ll wait for me.	答应我，你会等我
[39:15]	I promise.	我保证
[39:16]	Really?	真的吗？
[39:20]	Of course, Jerry.	当然，杰瑞
[39:32]	Well, she is an actress. (laughs)	嗯，她是个演员
[39:35]	Hey, hey, mark my words.	嘿，嘿，记住我的话
[39:37]	I will marry that girl.	我会娶那个姑娘
[39:39]	Well, it’s a good thing her father’s…	那幸好她父亲……
[39:40]	a comedy writer. (laughs)	是个喜剧作家
[39:44]	Anyway, how’s everything at the home front with you?	不管怎么说，你家门前雪扫干净没有？
[39:47]	You good with Martha chewing your ear?	你和玛莎好吗？嚼耳朵吗？
[39:49]	– Everything at my home is fine. – [Jerry] Yeah?	– 我家的一切都很好 – 是吗？
[39:50]	Because what you’ll learn about having a wife…	因为你会知道，妻子……
[39:52]	is that occasionally she just has to yell to feel better.	她只是偶尔需要喊一喊以便发泄
[39:55]	(Jerry laughing)
[39:56]	Oh, and by the way, I’m awfully sorry about the New Yorker.	顺便，我非常抱歉《纽约客》那件事
[40:04]	How’d you know about that?	你怎么知道的？
[40:05]	Oh, please.	拜托
[40:06]	They canned the Caulfield story…	他们取消了考尔菲德的故事……
[40:08]	because you wouldn’t take any of their notes.	因为你不采用他们的注释
[40:10]	You know, you cannot be a pain in the ass…	你不能做人的眼中钉……
[40:12]	until you’re a success.	除非你很成功
[40:14]	Yeah?	是吗？
[40:16]	Well, to hell with the New Yorker.	那就让《纽约客》见鬼去吧
[40:17]	You know what?	你猜怎么着？
[40:18]	I’ll put it in an anthology with other short stories…	我会把它放入精选集内，与其他短篇……
[40:20]	No, no, no, don’t do that, don’t do that.	不，不，不，别这样，别这样
[40:21]	Don’t do that to Holden Caulfield.	别那样对待霍顿·考尔菲德
[40:23]	He deserves a novel.	他值得写一本小说
[40:26]	You really think so?	你真的这么认为？
[40:27]	I know so.	没错
[40:27]	He’s a fantastic character.	他是个很棒的角色
[40:31]	Listen to me.	听我说
[40:32]	While you’re over there, you know, uh,	当你在那里……
[40:35]	getting clap from all those French whores, do me a favor.	从法国妓女那里得到掌声，帮我个忙
[40:39]	I want you to write about him.	我要你写关于他的文章
[40:41]	I want Holden Caulfield to be your best friend.	我要霍顿·考尔菲德做你最好的朋友
[40:45]	And listen to me.	听我说
[40:46]	Stay alive, all right?	活下去，好吗？
[40:49]	Stay alive.	活下去
[40:50]	No matter what.	无论如何
[40:52]	(clock chiming)
[40:58]	(slow dramatic music)
[41:07]	[Narrator] After I enlisted in the army…	入伍后……
[41:09]	I bounced from base to base…	我从一个基地到另一个……
[41:10]	until they finally shipped me off to England.	直到他们最终把我送到英国
[41:15]	I knew army food would be bad,	我知道军队的食物不好……
[41:17]	but they’d promised us a steak dinner…	但他们答应我们吃牛排……
[41:19]	the night before the big invasion.	在大入侵前的晚上
[41:24]	I just couldn’t start the Caulfield novel.	我只是无法开始写考尔菲德的小说
[41:27]	That’s why I kept sending you short stories…	所以我一直给你发短篇小说……
[41:29]	for the anthology I was writing instead.	我写的是文集，而不是小说
[41:32]	I had never written anything so personal.	我从来没有写过这么私人的东西
[41:35]	That’s why he was a first person character.	所以他是第一人称人物
[41:38]	I didn’t want to begin Holden’s story because I was scared…	我不想开始霍顿的故事，因为我害怕……
[41:40]	I wouldn’t live long enough to finish it.	我活不到足以写完
[41:55]		查理·卓别林爱的丑闻与剧作家的女儿奥娜·奥尼尔
[42:13]	[Soldier] Hey, Jerry, how’s your girlfriend?	嘿，杰瑞，你女朋友怎么样了？
[42:16]	I wish they’d all just forget about it.	我希望他们都忘了这事
[42:17]	[Soldier] Bye, lover boy.	再见，亲爱的
[42:18]	Come on, Jer.	拜托，杰瑞
[42:19]	You’re the first guy to ever get dumped…	你是第一个在头版被甩的人……
[42:20]	on the front page of every newspaper in the country.	全国每家报纸都登了
[42:22]	It’s pretty nuts.	太疯狂了
[42:24]	Chaplain’s old enough to be her father.	卓别林的年龄足以做她的父亲
[42:26]	Well, what can I say?	我能说什么呢？
[42:27]	Everyone loves that little tramp.	每个人都喜欢那个小流浪汉
[42:31]	[Announcer] And a scandal that has rocked the nation.	震撼全国的丑闻
[42:33]	The biggest movie star in the world, Charlie Chaplain…	世界上最大的电影明星查理·卓别林……
[42:35]	has married the 18 year old daughter…	娶了了著名剧作家……
[42:37]	of famed playwright Eugene O’Neill,	尤金·奥尼尔18岁的女儿……
[42:39]	who has declared that she has finally met her true love.	她宣布她终于遇到了真爱
[42:43]	(slow music)
[42:48]	(Oona laughing)
[43:04]	It’s just more words.	只是更多字罢了
[43:08]	(mid-tempo music)
[43:16]	[Narrator] “Holden Caulfield,” she said.	“霍顿·考尔菲德，”她说
[43:19]	“It’s marvelous to see you.	“见到你真是太棒了
[43:20]	“It’s been ages.”	“已经很久了”
[43:22]	She had one of those very loud embarrassing voices…	她有一个令人尴尬的大嗓门……
[43:25]	when you met her somewhere.	只要你遇到她
[43:26]	She got away with it because she was so damn good looking…	这却不是缺点，因为她是如此漂亮……
[43:29]	that it always gave me a pain in the ass.	但它总像我的眼中钉
[43:32]	“It’s swell to see ya,” I said.	“见到你真好，”我说
[43:33]	I meant it too.	我也这么想
[43:35]	“How are ya anyway?”	“你还好吗？”
[43:36]	“Grand,” she said.	“不要不要的，”她说
[43:38]	If there’s one word I hate it’s grand.	如果有一个词我恨的，就是“不要不要”
[43:41]	It’s so phony.	太假了
[43:46]	(slow dramatic music)
[44:08]	[Announcer] This is a momentous hour…	世界史上的……
[44:09]	in world history, D-Day.	重要时刻，登陆日
[44:12]	The men of General Dwight D. Eisenhower…	德怀特·D.艾森豪威尔将军的部下……
[44:14]	are fighting their way up the beaches in fire and blood…	将在火和血的海滩上浴血战斗……
[44:17]	into the fortress of Nazi Europe.	攻入纳粹在欧洲的堡垒
[44:20]	Casualties in this mammoth operation…	这一庞大行动可能会……
[44:22]	may reach a dreadful toll.	造成极其可怕的伤亡
[44:31]		我还活着杰瑞继续写作霍顿
[44:33]	(slow music)
[44:43]	(distant guns firing)
[44:48]	[Narrator] I had stormed Normandy…	我冲进了诺曼底……
[44:49]	with six chapters in my bag.	身负六章书目
[44:51]	And I’d be lying if I didn’t tell ya…	如果我不告诉你，就是我撒谎……
[44:52]	Holden got me through some rough spells.	霍顿让我躲过了残酷的阶段
[44:55]	He gave me something to focus on…	他转移了我的注意力……
[44:57]	when things weren’t going so hot.	在诸事不顺的时候
[45:02]	That’s one of the things I loved most about writing.	这是我最喜欢写的东西之一
[45:06]	Your mind keeps on working on your stories…	只需集中心思，一路写故事即可……
[45:07]	whether you’ve got a pen or a gun in your hand.	不管手里是笔还是枪
[45:12]	It just never stops creating.	永不停止创作
[45:14]	(bombs exploding)
[45:15]	(man screaming)
[45:19]	(men yelling)	开火
[45:23]		小心
[45:25]	You okay?	你没事吧？
[45:25]	You’ve got to help me, just help me.	你得杀了我，杀了我吧
[45:28]	(guns firing)
[45:32]	(grunting)
[45:40]	Hey, hey.	嘿，嘿
[45:50]	(shivering)
[45:53]	[Narrator] I did everything I could to keep on writing.	我尽我所能继续写作
[45:56]	I really did.	真的
[45:59]	No pen, no typewriter.	没有钢笔，没有打字机
[46:01]	To hell with them.	也无所谓
[46:04]	I kept on telling Holden’s story,	我一直在诉说霍顿的故事……
[46:06]	even if it was only to myself.	即使只是对我自己
[46:09]	If I get pneumonia then I’ll probably die.	我要是得了肺炎，可能会死
[46:17]	There’ll be millions of jerks… jerks at my funeral.	会有很多混蛋……混蛋出席我的葬礼
[46:33]	(footsteps thudding)
[46:35]	Jerry, Jerry.	杰瑞，杰瑞
[46:37]	You’re going to be all right, okay?	你会没事的，好吗？
[46:39]	All right?	好吗？
[46:40]	You’ve just got to warm up a bit, okay?	你得暖和一点，好吗？
[46:42]	Come on, here we go.	快，来吧
[46:44]	All right. All right.	好了，好了
[46:47]	Hey, hey, you just gotta warm up, okay?	嘿，嘿，你得暖和起来，好吗？
[46:49]	OK.	好的
[46:53]	I brought the socks your mom sent you.	我带来了你妈寄给你的袜子
[46:55]	She’s a smart lady, Jer.	她是个聪明的女人，杰瑞
[46:57]	All right, take ’em.	好的，穿上袜子
[46:59]	Keep you warm, all right, okay?	保持暖和，好吗？
[47:01]	I’m not going anywhere.	我哪儿也不去
[47:04]	(slow dramatic music)
[47:07]	(ice cracking)
[47:10]	(ice thudding)
[48:51]	[Doctor] Jerry?	杰瑞？
[48:54]	Jerry?	杰瑞
[49:06]	Jerry, can you hear me?	杰瑞，你能听到我说话吗？
[49:08]	Jerry, I want you to look at me.	杰瑞，我要你看着我
[49:11]	Could you look at me, Jerry?	你能看着我吗？杰瑞?
[49:14]	Jerry, squeeze my hand if you can hear me.	杰瑞，如果你能听到我，请握紧我的手
[49:19]	Okay.	好的
[49:31]	(Jerry sighing)
[49:51]	(slow dramatic music)
[50:00]	[Narrator] I’m truly sorry you wasted all that time on me.	我真的很抱歉，你把时间浪费在我身上
[50:03]	But you gotta believe me when I tell you,	但当我告诉你的时候，你要相信我……
[50:05]	I have nothing left to say.	因为我无话可说了
[50:08]	About Holden Caulfield or anything else for that matter.	就是霍顿·考尔菲德或任何其他的，目前为止
[50:13]	Sincerely yours, Jerry Salinger.	此致，杰瑞·塞林格
[50:20]	(doorbell ringing)
[50:21]	[Father] He’s here.	他到了
[50:22]	Is he still crazy?	他还是很疯吗？
[50:23]	Ssh.	嘘
[50:24]	[Father] Welcome home, sonny.	欢迎回家，小宝
[50:25]	All the way home from Germany.	一路从德国回到家中
[50:33]	Hi, Mom.	嗨，妈妈
[50:34]	(Mom laughing)
[50:39]	Doris.	桃瑞丝
[50:40]	[Doris] Jerry.	杰瑞
[50:49]	Uh, this is my wife, Sylvia.	呃……这是我妻子，西尔维亚
[50:57]	This is my mom, Miriam.	这是我的妈妈，米里亚姆
[51:03]	That’s my sister, Doris.	这是我的姐姐，桃瑞丝
[51:06]	And that’s my father, Sol.	那是我父亲索尔
[51:08]	Hello.	你好
[51:22]	Sonny, you were… were interrogating Nazis after the war?	小宝，战后你在……在审问纳粹吗？
[51:27]	Yeah, we were trying to find out…	是的，我们试图找出……
[51:29]	where the Nazis were hiding.	所有的纳粹都藏在哪里
[51:30]	That sounds exciting.	听起来很刺激
[51:41]	So, Sylvia, what do you do?	那么，西尔维亚，你是做什么的？
[51:44]	She’s a rodeo clown.	她是个牛仔竞技小丑
[51:53]	It’s a joke.	这是个玩笑
[51:56]	I’m a thermologist by trade, before the war.	我是个眼科医生，战前
[52:01]	When did you two get married?	你们两个什么时候结婚的？
[52:04]	About six months ago.	大约六个月前
[52:05]	Oh, that’s when you stopped responding to our letters.	那是你停止回复我们的信件的时候
[52:09]	I know. I…	我知道。我……
[52:13]	I haven’t written a word in over a year.	我一年多没写过字了
[52:15]	Well, I hope you’re going to write stories again.	我希望你能再写些故事
[52:20]	Maybe after Whit publishes the Young Folks anthology.	也许在惠特出版了《年轻人》选集之后
[52:22]	It’s the only reason why I came home.	这是我回家的唯一原因
[52:29]	And to see all of you.	还有见所有家人
[52:37]	(slow music)
[52:45]	(window knocking)
[53:03]	Most of these I wrote before I went to Europe,	大多数都是在我去欧洲之前写的……
[53:06]	and a few I wrote during the war.	但有几篇是我在战争期间写的
[53:08]	And what about the Caulfield novel?	那考尔菲德小说呢？
[53:09]	Where are you with that?	你写到哪了？
[53:11]	About halfway.	大约一半吧
[53:12]	When do you think you’re going to finish?	你觉得要什么时候完成呢？
[53:15]	I just… I can’t work on it anymore.	我只是……我不能再写了
[53:18]	Why not?	为什么不呢？
[53:19]	It brings back too many memories.	因为勾起太多的回忆
[53:20]	I want to forget it all.	我想忘掉这一切
[53:23]	Well, have you written anything since you got back?	那你回来后写过什么作品吗？
[53:27]	I tried.	我试过了
[53:30]	I just can’t do it.	我就是做不到
[53:33]	Well, we’ll publish your anthology…	好吧，我们将出版你的文集
[53:35]	and I’ll bet before long you’ll be back at that typewriter.	我打赌，不久你就会回到那台打字机上
[53:39]	Hope so.	希望如此
[53:42]	I’m not getting enough sleep so it’s hard to concentrate.	我睡眠不足，所以很难集中注意力
[53:44]	And sometimes I… I wake up and I’m screaming.	有时候我……我醒了，我会惊叫
[53:50]	These are all very common post-war symptoms, Jerry,	这些都是很常见的战后症状，杰瑞……
[53:53]	okay?	好吗？
[53:55]	And… have you been… painting at all?	你一直……在……画画吗？
[54:01]	No, no, ’cause I’m not a painter, I’m a writer.	不，没有，因为我不是画家，我是作家
[54:04]	Yes, yes, of course, writer.	对，对，当然，作家
[54:08]	And no.	也没有写
[54:09]	With the nightmares I just (sighs),	那些恶梦，我只是……
[54:13]	sometimes I have flashbacks of the camps during the day too.	有时候，我在白天也会梦到营地
[54:17]	It’s almost like I’m there.	就像我在现场一样
[54:19]	I can smell.	我能闻到
[54:20]	Is there anything I can do for that?	有什么我能做的吗？
[54:22]	No, these are all very common occurrences…	不，都是非常常见的现象……
[54:24]	from soldiers returning from combat.	也就是从战斗归来的士兵
[54:26]	It’s just a phase.	这只是一个阶段
[54:28]	Okay?	好吗？
[54:30]	(slow music)
[54:58]	Hey.	嘿
[55:00]	Hello.	你好
[55:02]	So you’ve been drinking.	你喝酒了吗？
[55:04]	No, no I haven’t touched a drop in years.	不，没有，我好几年没碰过一滴了
[55:06]	Oh, that’s right.	哦，没错
[55:07]	You joined a temperance union.	你加入了戒酒联盟
[55:08]	Joined?	加入？
[55:10]	You mean started it.	你指的是开始吧
[55:11]	I also joined the divorce union.	我也加入了离婚联盟
[55:14]	Well, kind of more annulled…	也许叫“注销”吧……
[55:16]	if you want to get technical about it.	如果你想用术语来称呼
[55:17]	What happened?	怎么了？
[55:18]	Something that never should have.	一开始就错了
[55:19]	I think she might be a Nazi.	我想她可能是个纳粹
[55:24]	Are you serious?	真的吗？
[55:25]	(laughs) I don’t know, maybe.	我不知道，也许
[55:33]	Well, now see, that is something you should write about.	明白了，这是你将要写的题材
[55:36]	Have you started up again?	你又开始了吗？
[55:38]	No. Um,	没有。嗯……
[55:40]	you know, I think once the anthology’s published…	我想一旦文集出版……
[55:43]	that’ll hopefully get me going again.	希望能让我继续前进
[55:45]	(Whit sighing)
[55:49]	What?	怎么？
[55:50]	The anthology’s just turned out to be…	这本选集刚刚证明……
[55:54]	a little more complicated than I thought.	比我想象的要复杂一点
[55:58]	How?	什么意思？
[56:00]	Well, you know, we don’t publish on our own.	我们不在自己刊物上发表的
[56:01]	We don’t have the money for it.	因为我们没有钱
[56:02]	So we have this relationship with Lippincott…	所以我们与利平科特达成合作关系……
[56:04]	to finance a long form.	长期资助的形式
[56:06]	And they-they’ve rejected the book.	但他们……他们拒绝了这本书
[56:10]	They don’t want to publish it.	他们不想出版
[56:12]	So you’re not going to publish the Young Folks anthology?	所以，你不打算出版《年轻人》？
[56:13]	Look, if it was up to me, Jerry.	如果是我决定的就好了，杰瑞
[56:15]	It’s them.	是他们
[56:15]	I… I nearly ended the relationship with them.	我……我差点结束了关系，杰瑞
[56:17]	You nearly ended the relationship?	你差点就结束了关系吗？
[56:19]	– How nearly brave of you that must have been. – Come on, come on.	– 你是多么地勇敢啊 – 拜托，拜托
[56:22]	No, no, no, that means a lot to me.	不，不，不，那对我很有意义
[56:23]	I mean, you know that was the only reason…	我的意思是，你知道这是唯一的原因……
[56:25]	I came back from Germany.	为什么我从德国回来
[56:26]	You knew how much it meant to me, how much I needed that.	你知道这对我意味着什么，我多么需要出版
[56:28]	At least it brought you home.	至少它带你回家了
[56:30]	I didn’t want to come home.	我根本不想回家
[56:31]	Jerry, I’m sorry, there’s nothing I can do, all right?	杰瑞，对不起，我什么也做不了，好吗？
[56:34]	I went to war with these guys over this.	我都和这些家伙们开战了
[56:36]	War?	开战吗？
[56:37]	War?	开战吗？
[56:38]	War, you went to war with these guys?	开战，你和这些家伙开战了吗？
[56:39]	Oh, I’m sorry, no.	对不起，没有
[56:40]	That was a bad choice of words.	我选错词了
[56:41]	You went to war?	你开战了？
[56:42]	I didn’t mean…	我不是那个意思……
[56:42]	I landed on D-Day.	登陆日那天，我也在场
[56:43]	I understand…	我明白……
[56:44]	No, no, no, no, no.	不，不，不，不，不
[56:45]	You have no idea.	你根本不明白
[56:46]	I’m only alive because we missed our landing by 1,000 yards.	我活着，是因为我们的登陆点偏差了1000码
[56:49]	But I saw them all get killed.	但我看到他们都被杀了
[56:50]	I saw every single one of them get killed.	我看到他们每一个人都被杀了
[56:52]	I should be dead too, I shouldn’t be here.	我本该也死了，我本不会在这里的
[56:54]	Jerry, I’m sorry.	杰瑞，对不起
[56:54]	– I fought for you. – No, no, no, no, no.	– 我为你力争了 – 不，不，不，不，不
[56:55]	I wanted this to happen.	我也想让它出版
[56:56]	Don’t sit there and tell me how you fought for this.	别坐在那里告诉我你有多努力在争取
[56:58]	You are a liar, you’re a goddam liar.	你是个骗子，你是个该死的骗子
[57:00]	And I never want to see you again.	我再也不想见到你了
[57:04]	(slow intense music)
[57:06]	Jerry.	杰瑞
[57:24]	Hey, mister.	嘿，先生
[57:27]	I have a question for you.	我有个问题要问你
[57:30]	Where do you think the ducks go in the winter…	你认为在冬天，鸭子去哪里……
[57:31]	when the pond freezes over?	当池塘结冰的时候？
[57:35]	I’m sorry, pal, I ain’t got no idea.	对不起，伙计，我不知道
[57:42]	Hey, you, uh, you want a smoke?	嘿，你……呃……你想抽烟吗？
[57:45]	Yeah, thank you.	好啊，谢谢
[57:47]	Hey, you wanna, you want a nip?	嘿，你想……你想来一口吗？
[57:49]	Ooh, don’t mind if I do.	我喝一口，你别介意
[57:51]	Have you got a light?	你有火吗？
[57:53]	I think I do.	我想我有
[57:54]	(fists punching) (grunting)
[57:59]	Hey, hey, I’m a veteran.	嘿，嘿，我是退伍军人
[58:01]	– I’m a veteran, goddam it, stop. – (thudding)	我是个老兵，妈的，住手
[58:06]	[Man] All right, got it.	好了，到手了
[58:15]	(upbeat carnival music)
[58:40]	(humming)
[58:58]	What are you all doing?	你们都在干什么？
[59:03]	(slow spiritual music)
[59:34]	I keep having nightmares about the war almost every night.	我一直做战争噩梦，几乎每天晚上
[59:38]	Sometimes I wake up screaming.	有时，我尖叫着醒来
[59:41]	Do you also see it during the day?	白天，你也会梦见吧？
[59:49]	How’d you know?	你怎么知道的？
[59:50]	Before I studied the teachings of Ramakrishna…	在研究克里希纳的教义之前……
[59:52]	I was a freedom fighter in India against the British.	我是印度反对英国的自由斗士
[59:56]	It was the violence I witnessed…	我亲眼目睹的暴力……
[59:58]	that led me on the same path that has led you to me.	使我走上了同一条道路，也指引你走向了我
[1:00:02]	Do you think the nightmares will ever go away?	你认为噩梦会永远消失吗？
[1:00:05]	Oh, yes.	会的
[1:00:07]	But first you must heal from the violence…	但首先，你必须清除对你灵魂……
[1:00:09]	that has been inflicted upon your soul.	造成影响的暴力
[1:00:12]	But how?	怎么做呢？
[1:00:14]	Right.	嗯
[1:00:17]	Our religion consists of meditation…	我们的宗教包括冥想……
[1:00:19]	on the spirit of full consciousness.	全意识的精神
[1:00:22]	Come.	来
[1:00:23]	Remove your shoes.	脱掉鞋子
[1:00:26]	This is how we will begin to heal the pain.	这就是我们将开始医治疼痛的方式
[1:00:28]	Those are very handsome shoes.	这双鞋很漂亮
[1:00:31]	Thank you.	谢谢
[1:00:33]	Come, sit.	来，坐
[1:00:38]	Very good.	非常好
[1:00:39]	Now, close your eyes.	现在闭上眼睛
[1:00:43]	It’s all right.	没事的
[1:00:45]	It won’t hurt you.	不会弄伤你的
[1:00:47]	(slow spiritual music)
[1:00:50]	Ultimate reality is an all-pervading…	终极现实是无所不在的……
[1:00:54]	uncreated self-luminous eternal spirit.	永存自行发光的永恒的精神
[1:01:00]	It’s the consciousness that animates all conscious beings.	它是驱动所有有意识的存在的意识
[1:01:32]	[Jerry] I, I try to write.	我……我试着写
[1:01:34]	Every day, I sit at the typewriter but I can’t start.	每一天，我坐在打字机旁，我无法开始
[1:01:37]	What do you think about when you stare at the blank page?	当你凝视空白页时，你在想什么？
[1:01:42]	(slow music)
[1:01:42]	That it won’t be good.	不会好了
[1:01:44]	That I’ve lost my talent.	我失去了天赋
[1:01:46]	[Man] So what if you have?	如果你真的失去了呢？
[1:01:51]	Then I shouldn’t write.	那我就不写了
[1:01:52]	You write to show off your talent…	你写作是为了炫耀你的才华吗？
[1:01:55]	or to express what’s in your heart?	还是表达你的内心呢？
[1:02:00]	(mid-tempo drum music)
[1:02:03]	(typewriter keys clacking)
[1:02:08]	[Jerry] I finally started yesterday.	我昨天终于开始了
[1:02:09]	Good.	很好
[1:02:10]	No, it wasn’t good.	不，不太好
[1:02:11]	I mean, the writing was terrible…	我的意思是，写作是可怕的……
[1:02:12]	and I only managed one page.	我只完成了一页
[1:02:16]	Then what happened?	然后怎么了？
[1:02:23]	Did you enjoy it?	你享受吗？
[1:02:25]	[Jerry] Writing?	写作吗？
[1:02:25]	No, ripping up the page.	不，是撕掉书页
[1:02:30]	Yeah.	是的
[1:02:31]	(intense mid-tempo music)
[1:02:43]	I ripped up five pages yesterday.	我昨天撕了五页
[1:02:47]	Sounds like fun.	听起来很有趣
[1:02:49]	(intense mid-tempo music)
[1:03:24]	[Narrator] Seymour Glass.	西摩·格拉斯
[1:03:28]	“Are you going in the water, Seymour Glass?” she said.	“你是要去水里吗，西摩·格拉斯？”她说
[1:03:32]	He suddenly got to his feet.	他突然站了起来
[1:03:33]	He looked at the ocean.	他看着大海
[1:03:35]	“I’ll tell you what we’ll do.	“我会告诉你我们要做什么
[1:03:37]	“We’ll see if we can catch a bananafish.	“看我们能不能抓到香蕉鱼
[1:03:41]	“This is a perfect day for bananafish.”	“今天是抓香蕉鱼的完美日子”
[1:03:54]	(door knocking)
[1:03:58]	Well, I love what you’ve done with the place.	我喜欢你在这里所做的一切
[1:04:04]	You’re writing again.	你又在写了吗？
[1:04:06]	Mm-hm.	嗯
[1:04:08]	The Caulfield novel?	是考尔菲德的小说吗？
[1:04:10]	Uh, no. No.	哦，不，不是
[1:04:12]	I tried but…	那个我努力过了，但……
[1:04:14]	Thank you.	谢谢
[1:04:15]	It’s just some short stories I’ve been working on.	只是在写我一直在研究的短篇小说
[1:04:17]	Mm.	嗯
[1:04:19]	They’re not very good,	还不是很好……
[1:04:19]	but at least I’m getting pages done.	但至少我写完了几页
[1:04:21]	Well, that’s why I’m here.	这就是我来的原因
[1:04:23]	You remember that story…	你还记得《纽约客》……
[1:04:24]	that the New Yorker was going to publish?	打算出版的那篇故事吗？
[1:04:25]	Slight Rebellion Off Madison, my first Caulfield story.	《冲出麦迪逊的轻度反叛》，我的第一篇考尔菲德故事
[1:04:28]	Well, they’ve been reviewing…	他们一直在审查……
[1:04:29]	all their past submissions from before the war…	在战前做出的过时的退让立场……
[1:04:32]	and they are considering publishing it.	他们正在考虑出版
[1:04:34]	Really?	真的吗？
[1:04:35]	Yes, really.	是的，真的
[1:04:38]	I don’t know if you remember,	我不知道你是否还记得……
[1:04:39]	but they had specific notes you didn’t want to take.	但那次他们有具体的注释，而你却不想采纳
[1:04:43]	And if you want them to publish it…	如果你想让他们出版……
[1:04:46]	you’re going to have to make their changes.	你得做些改变
[1:04:50]	Oh, come on, at least hear them out.	哦，拜托，至少听听他们的说法
[1:04:54]	Publishing is everything.	出版为王
[1:04:59]	Well, the New Yorker holds a special place…	《纽约客》在美国文学中占有……
[1:05:00]	in American literature.	特殊的地位
[1:05:02]	And it’s important to us that our stories…	所有的故事都有统一的愿景……
[1:05:04]	have a uniform vision.	这对我们来说很重要
[1:05:06]	And we want the reader to be able to read a story…	而我们希望读者一旦阅读到一篇故事……
[1:05:08]	and know that it could only run in the New Yorker.	就知道那必然是《纽约客》的作品
[1:05:11]	That’s exactly what I don’t want.	这正是我不想要的
[1:05:13]	You don’t want to be published in the New Yorker?	你不想在《纽约客》杂志上发表吗？
[1:05:17]	No, no, I love the New Yorker.	不，不，我喜欢《纽约客》
[1:05:19]	I just don’t want to write stories like everyone else.	我只是不想像其他人一样写故事
[1:05:22]	You know, the war hero doesn’t always get a parade.	你知道，战争英雄并不总是被夹道欢迎的
[1:05:26]	Sometimes he blows his head off.	有时，他掉了脑袋
[1:05:29]	I want to create a new form of writing,	我想创造一种新的写作形式……
[1:05:31]	a modern form about modern society…	现代社会的现代形态……
[1:05:34]	in which is the pain of our existence…	暨我们存在的真实的痛苦……
[1:05:36]	is laid out truthfully for everyone to see.	每个人都可以看到的
[1:05:44]	I’ll make a deal with you.	我跟你做个交易
[1:05:45]	If you try the notes and don’t feel they make…	如果您接受注释改变，如果觉得那没有……
[1:05:48]	your story better, then I’ll submit your original version.	使你的故事更好，那么，我将出版你的原始版本
[1:05:51]	I don’t want Holden and Sally to end up together.	我不想让霍顿和莎莉大团圆
[1:05:54]	That’s not what happens in real life,	现实生活不是如此……
[1:05:55]	at least not in my life.	至少在我的生活中不是这样
[1:05:56]	Well, that’s fine.	那好吧
[1:05:57]	It’s just a thought we had.	这只是我们的想法
[1:05:59]	I thought it was a big sticking point for you.	我觉得这对你们来说是个大问题
[1:06:01]	Not if you feel it destroys the integrity of the piece.	如果你觉得那破坏了作品的完整性
[1:06:04]	Look, Jerry, I’m not trying to take your story over…	你看，杰瑞，我并不想借用你的故事……
[1:06:06]	or write it for you.	或者此文就是为了写你
[1:06:09]	You have a wonderful voice but you over-explain.	你的风格很好，但有点过激
[1:06:12]	Trust that the reader’s going to understand you.	你知道，相信读者会理解你
[1:06:17]	What do you mean I over-explain?	你说我过激是什么意思？
[1:06:20]	(mid-tempo music)
[1:06:37]	That’s better.	好多了
[1:06:41]	Your notes worked.	你们的注释挺管用
[1:06:42]	Thanks.	谢谢
[1:06:43]	You’re welcome.	不客气
[1:06:45]	I’ll submit it to Harold Ross and the team.	我会投给哈罗德·罗斯及其团队
[1:06:47]	It should take a few weeks to get an answer.	需要几个星期才能得到回复
[1:06:54]	I wanted to give you another story I wrote.	我想再给你一篇我写的故事
[1:06:59]	I thought you could help me make it better.	我想你可以帮我修改得更好
[1:07:03]	Well, shouldn’t bananafish be two words?	“香蕉鱼”不是应该分开写吗？
[1:07:06]	No, it has to be one.	不，必须是一个词
[1:07:07]	Why?	为什么？
[1:07:09]	Because two words would make too much sense.	因为将词拆开歧义太多
[1:07:12]	(mid-tempo music)
[1:07:15]	[Whit Voiceover] Dear Jerry.	亲爱的杰瑞
[1:07:16]	I’ve sent you several letters but you never respond.	我给你寄了几封信但你从不回应
[1:07:20]	I hope you believe me when I tell you…	希望你相信我，当时……
[1:07:21]	there was nothing I could do.	我已经无能为力了
[1:07:23]	I begged them to publish it, I really did.	我恳求过他们出版，我真这么做了
[1:07:26]	And now I’m begging for your forgiveness.	现在我乞求你的原谅
[1:07:29]	Because I… I truly…	因为我……我真的……
[1:07:32]	I’ve read several of your stories…	我读过你的几篇故事……
[1:07:34]	and they’re very impressive for someone your age.	对于你这个年纪非常令人印象深刻
[1:07:40]	My writing changed a lot after the war.	战后我的写作风格变化很大
[1:07:43]	The war changed a lot of writers.	战争改变了许多作家
[1:07:45]	The ones that survived.	那些幸存下来的人
[1:07:49]	Jerry, I brought you here today…	杰瑞，我今天请你来……
[1:07:51]	because I wanted to tell you personally…	是因为我想亲自告诉你……
[1:07:52]	that the New Yorker would like to publish you.	《纽约客》想出版你的作品
[1:08:00]	Which-which story?	哪个故事？
[1:08:04]	All of them.	所有的
[1:08:08]	All of them?	所有的吗？
[1:08:10]	I would like to offer you a first rejection contract.	我想跟你签第一份首发合同
[1:08:12]	We’ll pay you a handsome yearly salary.	我们会付给你一份可观的年薪
[1:08:14]	And in return we get to read all of your stories first.	作为回报，我们享有你作品的优先阅读权
[1:08:18]	The ones we don’t publish,	那些我们不发表的……
[1:08:20]	you’re free to sell to other magazines.	你可以自由地卖给其他杂志社
[1:08:22]	It’s the most prestigious contract in American publishing.	这是美国出版业最有声望的合同
[1:08:26]	Congratulations, Jerry, you did it.	恭喜你，杰瑞，你成功了
[1:08:32]	(upbeat music)
[1:08:34]	♪ Jing jing a ling jing a ling jing a ling
[1:08:35]	♪ I love to hear our laughter mingle
[1:08:37]	♪ Hah hah
[1:08:38]	♪ Ho ho
[1:08:39]	♪ Gliding through the snow
[1:08:40]	May I present Jerry Salinger.	请允许我介绍杰瑞·塞林格
[1:08:42]	Peggy Sisken.	佩姬·金
[1:08:43]	– Very nice to meet you. – The New Yorker’s…	– 幸会 – 《纽约客》的……
[1:08:44]	incipient great man of American letter.	美国书栏的伟大作者
[1:08:46]	Jerry, if I may.	杰瑞，恕我冒昧
[1:08:47]	I am also a writer.	我也是一个作家
[1:08:48]	Fantastic.	棒极了
[1:08:49]	I thought Uncle Wiggily in Connecticut was marvelous.	我想《康涅狄格州的维格利大叔》非常了不起
[1:08:52]	I’m simply dying for your next story.	我渴求你的下一篇作品
[1:08:54]	When Seymour Glass shot himself,	当西摩·格拉斯射杀了自己……
[1:08:56]	you weren’t just talking about the war.	你不只是在谈论战争
[1:08:58]	You were talking about the bourgeois…	你说的是现代富豪统治的……
[1:09:00]	capitalist infrastructure of a modern plutocracy.	小资产阶级资本主义基础设施
[1:09:02]	Or maybe it was the war.	也许那就是战争
[1:09:04]	But it’s really up to the reader.	但这取决于读者
[1:09:05]	Jerry is in the very beginnings of his first novel.	杰瑞已经为他第一部小说起头了
[1:09:08]	And Bill says you may be writing a novel.	比尔说你可能在写小说
[1:09:10]	When are you going to write a novel?	你打算什么时候写小说呢？
[1:09:11]	Well, you know, there’s something I’m working on.	嗯，你知道，我正在琢磨一些事
[1:09:12]	Hopefully it won’t be too long.	希望不会太久
[1:09:13]	Let’s get a picture.	让我们拍张照片
[1:09:14]	Oh, thank you so much.	哦，太感谢你了
[1:09:16]	(intense music)
[1:09:18]	Shall we have a picture?	咱们拍张照片？
[1:09:20]	Here we are.	拍了
[1:09:28]	♪ Jing a ling jing a ling
[1:09:29]	♪ Jing a ling jing a ling jing a ling
[1:09:34]	(breathing heavily)
[1:09:49]	There’s one thing that’s been weighing on me.	有一件事一直困扰着我
[1:09:52]	A novel I’m trying, wanting to finish but can’t.	那本小说我努力想要完成，但不能
[1:09:56]	I’m scared if I work on it the nightmares will come back.	我害怕如果我努力，噩梦就会回来
[1:09:59]	Is it about the war?	是关于战争的吗？
[1:10:01]	No, it’s about a character I wrote about during the war.	不，是关于我在战争中写的一个角色
[1:10:03]	He was with me everywhere I went.	我去过的地方，他都和我在一起
[1:10:06]	Every time you attempt to work on it…	每次你尝试去写它……
[1:10:07]	you feel the war again.	就又感觉到战争了
[1:10:12]	You know, you never really get the smell…	你从来没有真正体会过……
[1:10:13]	of burning flesh out of your nostrils.	被烧焦的尸体味道
[1:10:16]	Perhaps finishing this book is the way for you to move on.	也许完成这本书是推动你继续前进的方法
[1:10:22]	Right.	对
[1:10:25]	There’s just so many distractions everywhere.	到处都有这么多使人分心的事
[1:10:28]	Then you must remove distractions.	那么你必须消除使你分心的事
[1:10:30]	(mid-tempo music)
[1:10:54]	Well, this is it.	好了，就这里
[1:10:59]	It gets a little drafty but the price is right.	有点通风，但价格实惠
[1:11:05]	What are you going to do up here?	你在这里要做什么？
[1:11:07]	Oh, just a little writing.	只是写点东西
[1:11:09]	Hmm.	嗯
[1:12:03]	[Narrator] I’ll just tell you about this madman stuff…	我只想告诉你那些疯狂的事情……
[1:12:05]	that happened to me around last Christmas.	大约发生在去年圣诞节
[1:12:07]	(mid-tempo music)
[1:12:08]	Just before I got pretty run down.	就在我变得很疲惫之前
[1:12:11]	Finally what I decided I’d do, I decided I’d go away.	最后我决定了要做的事，我决定离开
[1:12:15]	I decided I’d never go home again.	我决定再也不回家了
[1:12:17]	I’d never go away to another school again.	我再也不会去学校了
[1:12:19]	That way I wouldn’t have to have…	那样的话，我就不会……
[1:12:20]	any goddam stupid unless conversations with anybody.	与人进行任何该死的毫无用处的谈话
[1:12:28]	I keep picturing all these little kids…	我一直想象有很多孩童……
[1:12:30]	playing some game in this big field of rye and all.	在巨大的麦田里玩游戏
[1:12:34]	Thousands of little kids, and nobody’s around.	数以千计的小孩，周围没有人
[1:12:36]	Nobody big, I mean, except me.	没有大人，我是说，除了我
[1:12:40]	And I’m standing on the edge of some crazy cliff.	我站在某个疯狂的悬崖边上
[1:12:44]	What I have to do, I have to catch everybody…	我所必须要做的，就是抓住任何一个人……
[1:12:46]	if they start to go over the cliff.	那些会越过悬崖的人
[1:12:48]	I mean if they’re running and they don’t look…	我的意思是，如果他们正在跑……
[1:12:50]	where they’re going, I have to come out…	无视目的地的话，我得挺身而出……
[1:12:52]	from somewhere and catch them.	突然抓住他们
[1:12:56]	And that’s all I’d do all day.	这就是我整天要做的
[1:12:59]	I’d just be the catcher in the rye and all.	我只是麦田里的守望者
[1:13:06]	I know it’s crazy, but that’s the only thing…	我知道这很疯狂，但这是我唯一真正……
[1:13:09]	I’d really like to be.	想做的事
[1:13:13]	Jerry.	杰瑞
[1:13:14]	[Jerry] Hi,	嗨……
[1:13:15]	Thanks so much for stopping by.	非常感谢你的拜访
[1:13:16]	Oh, thank you.	哦，谢谢
[1:13:17]	It’s great to meet you.	很高兴见到你
[1:13:18]	Mr. Giroux, it’s a pleasure.	吉鲁先生，幸会
[1:13:19]	Robert.	罗伯特
[1:13:20]	Please, call me Robert.	请叫我罗伯特
[1:13:20]	– Robert. – Have a seat.	– 罗伯特 – 坐吧
[1:13:22]	Thank you.	谢谢
[1:13:22]	Such an honor to have you here.	你能来真是太荣幸了
[1:13:24]	Well, I’m sorry for stopping by unannounced.	我很抱歉，没打招呼就来了
[1:13:26]	I just wanted to speak to you personally.	我只是想亲自跟你谈谈
[1:13:28]	No apologies necessary.	不必道歉
[1:13:30]	I don’t know if you remember, but a year ago…	我不知道你是否还记得，但一年前……
[1:13:32]	you sent me the kindest letter about my writing…	你寄给我的关于我写作的最亲切的信……
[1:13:34]	asking if you could publish a book of my short stories.	当时你问我你能不能出版我的短篇小说
[1:13:36]	Of course, I love those stories.	当然，我喜欢那些故事
[1:13:39]	Thank you.	谢谢
[1:13:40]	I just completed my first novel…	我刚完成了我的第一部小说……
[1:13:42]	and… i-if you like, I-I’d like you to publish it.	如……如果你愿意，我……我想让你出版
[1:13:51]	Ah, I am honored you’d think of me.	我很荣幸你能想到我
[1:13:55]	When can I read it?	我什么时候可以拜读呢？
[1:14:05]	Hm.	嗯
[1:14:08]	You know, the pages of this book were with me…	你知道，这本书的书页……
[1:14:10]	when I stormed the beaches of Normandy.	在我突袭诺曼底海滩时，和我在一起
[1:14:14]	I wrote them in Hitler’s death camps and in the hospital…	我是在希特勒的死亡集中营和医院里写的……
[1:14:17]	where I could barely remember my own name.	当时我几乎记不起自己的名字
[1:14:23]	I don’t think I’d be alive if it wasn’t for this book.	如果不是因为这本书，我想我不会活着
[1:14:32]	I’m really flattered, Jerry.	我真的受宠若惊，杰瑞
[1:14:37]	Is it a war story?	这是战争故事吗？
[1:14:40]	No.	不
[1:14:41]	It’s about a troubled kid during the Christmas holidays.	是关于一个问题孩子在圣诞节假期的故事
[1:14:48]	Well, I know you wanted us to give you…	我知道，你想让我们给你……
[1:14:50]	some helpful notes on the novel.	提些对小说有用的注释
[1:14:52]	But the truth is, we both think it has a lot of problems.	但事实是，我们都认为它有很多问题
[1:14:55]	I just don’t buy Holden.	我只是搞不懂霍顿
[1:14:59]	That’s the whole book.	这是一整本书
[1:15:01]	Well, he seems phony, as he would like to say.	他似乎很虚伪，他想说
[1:15:04]	He’s so negative all the time.	他一直都很消极
[1:15:05]	It just doesn’t feel real.	感觉不太真实
[1:15:07]	And your style is too writer-conscious.	你的风格过于作家意识形态
[1:15:09]	I feel you’re trying to be clever on almost every page.	我觉得你几乎每页都在试图耍聪明
[1:15:13]	Well, did you at least think it was funny?	那你们觉得这很好笑吗？
[1:15:15]	(laughs) Um.	嗯
[1:15:16]	Yes, but in a way where I feel…	是的，但在某种程度上……
[1:15:18]	the writer’s being too witty.	我觉得作者太机智了
[1:15:20]	You’re making a real name for yourself…	你在为自己正名……
[1:15:22]	and I would hate for this book…	我也不喜欢这本书……
[1:15:23]	to throw all that goodwill away.	把善意彻底抛开
[1:15:25]	The best note I can give ya…	我能给你的最好的注释就是……
[1:15:27]	is to just put it in a drawer for a year or two.	把它放在抽屉里一两年
[1:15:31]	It’s that bad?	有那么糟吗？
[1:15:32]	I’m afraid it is.	恐怕是这样
[1:15:39]	(lighter flicking)
[1:15:49]	I loved it, Jerry, I really did.	我喜欢它，杰瑞，真的
[1:15:52]	Thank God.	谢天谢地
[1:15:54]	But these things are never easy.	但这些事情从来都不容易
[1:15:58]	What do you mean?	你是什么意思？
[1:16:01]	My boss didn’t get it.	我老板没搞懂
[1:16:03]	But I fought for it and he said he’d be willing to publish…	但我为它力争，他说他愿意出版……
[1:16:08]	if you did a major rewrite.	除非你大幅重写
[1:16:12]	What does he want rewritten?	他想重写什么？
[1:16:15]	He doesn’t understand Holden, what makes him tick.	他不理解霍顿迫使他这么做的原因
[1:16:18]	And I gotta admit, I found him confusing at times.	我得承认，我发现他有时很迷惑
[1:16:22]	He hates everything.	他讨厌一切
[1:16:25]	And he’s always so sarcastic.	他总是那么挖苦人
[1:16:30]	Is… Is Holden supposed to be crazy?	霍顿应该是疯了吧？
[1:16:43]	Are you okay?	你没事吧？
[1:16:45]	Jerry?	杰瑞？
[1:16:48]	Jerry?	杰瑞？
[1:16:51]	No, I’ve thought about it and I can’t do a rewrite.	不，我已经考虑过了，我不能重写
[1:16:53]	I won’t do it, I’m not going to change a word.	我不会的，我不会改变一个字
[1:16:54]	Holden would never approve.	霍顿决不会同意的
[1:16:55]	[Dorothy] You might not have to.	可能不需要了
[1:16:57]	What do you mean?	你是什么意思？
[1:16:58]	Look, I didn’t tell you I was going to do this.	听着，我之前没有告诉你我要这么做
[1:17:00]	But I sent it to one person, just to test the waters.	不过我发给了一个人，只是为了试一下水
[1:17:03]	[Jerry] Who?	谁？
[1:17:04]	John Woodburn at Little, Brown.	约翰·伍德布恩的小布朗出版公司
[1:17:06]	Okay, well how was the water?	好的，那水怎么样？
[1:17:08]	Hot, very hot.	热，很烫
[1:17:11]	[Jerry] He-He liked it?	他……他喜欢吗？
[1:17:12]	No, he loved it.	不止喜欢
[1:17:13]	He thinks it’s an American masterpiece.	他认为这是美国的杰作
[1:17:15]	He-He said masterpiece?	他……他说“杰作”吗？
[1:17:17]	That’s what he said.	他是这么说的
[1:17:18]	Yeah.	好！
[1:17:19]	And wait, you told him I wouldn’t make any changes?	等等，你告诉了他我不会做任何改变吗？
[1:17:24]	Yes, I told him that that could be a problem,	是的，我告诉他了，这可能成为问题……
[1:17:26]	and he still wants to meet with you…	他仍然希望与你见面……
[1:17:27]	to discuss marketing and distribution.	讨论营销和分销
[1:17:29]	Hold on, marketing?	等等，什么营销？
[1:17:31]	We also love this one for the cover,	我们也喜欢这个封面……
[1:17:33]	Holden in his red hunting hat.	霍顿戴着红色狩猎帽
[1:17:37]	I hate it.	我讨厌它
[1:17:39]	So what’s wrong with this one?	那这个有什么问题吗？
[1:17:42]	The reader needs to imagine for themselves…	读者必须自己假想……
[1:17:44]	what they want Holden to look like.	他们自己心目中霍顿的样子
[1:17:46]	[Man] What if we just use it for the galleys?	如果我们把它用在排版毛坯呢？
[1:17:48]	I think it would really…	也许可以……
[1:17:49]	Mm-mm, no.	不，不
[1:17:51]	I don’t want any galleys sent out.	我不想推送任何排版毛坯
[1:17:52]	Advanced copies are crucial for publicity purposes.	预览版是重要的公关宣传
[1:17:56]	I don’t want any publicity.	我不想做任何宣传
[1:17:58]	[Man] You don’t want any publicity?	你不想做任何宣传吗？
[1:17:59]	No.	不
[1:18:01]	I don’t care if it’s successful.	我不在乎它是否成功
[1:18:03]	I just want it to be good.	我只是希望它是本好书
[1:18:05]	The less attention the book gets,	这本书得到的关注越少……
[1:18:06]	the more the story will affect people.	故事对人的影响就越多
[1:18:08]	It won’t affect anyone if they don’t read it.	它不会影响任何人，如果他们不读它的话
[1:18:12]	Well, I’m not doing press.	我不是做出版的
[1:18:13]	This isn’t about me or publicity or reviews.	这不是关于我或公关宣传或评论
[1:18:18]	This is about Holden.	这是关于霍顿的
[1:18:22]	Jerry, do you want us to publish this book…	杰瑞，你想让我们出版这本书吗？
[1:18:27]	or merely to print it?	或者仅仅是印刷了就完事？
[1:18:28]	Because if you just want a printer,	因为如果你只是想要一台打印机……
[1:18:30]	then I suggest you type up a few hundred copies…	那我建议你打几百份……
[1:18:32]	and send them out yourself.	自己把他们送出去
[1:18:38]	Fine, you can send out galleys for advance reviews.	好的，你可以送出排版预览版
[1:18:41]	Thank you, Jerry.	谢谢你，杰瑞
[1:18:43]	That’s very generous of you.	你真是太大方了
[1:18:47]	But I don’t want to read a single review.	但我不想读任何评论
[1:18:49]	So don’t send them to me, okay?	所以不要寄给我，好吗？
[1:18:51]	(upbeat jazz music)
[1:18:54]	[Announcer] Receiving rapturous reviews,	受到欢天喜地的评论……
[1:18:56]	the debut novel of J.D. Salinger is being heralded…	J.D.塞林格的第一部小说……
[1:18:59]	as the breakout book of the year.	被誉为本年度第一书
[1:19:01]	♪ If a body meet a body
[1:19:05]	♪ Coming through the rye
[1:19:09]	♪ If a body kiss a body
[1:19:13]	♪ Need a body cry
[1:19:17]	♪ Every lassie has a laddie
[1:19:21]	♪ None they say have I
[1:19:24]	♪ And all the lads they smile at me
[1:19:27]		谢谢袜子，爱你的小宝
[1:19:29]	♪ When coming through the rye
[1:19:34]		献给母亲
[1:19:43]	♪ And all the lads they smile at me
[1:19:51]	♪ When coming through the rye
[1:20:01]	(slow intense music)
[1:20:05]	And do you feel peace?	你感觉平静吗？
[1:20:17]	(thunder rumbling)
[1:20:23]	Excuse me, Mr. Salinger.	对不起，塞林格先生
[1:20:27]	E-Excuse me.	对……对不起
[1:20:30]	Um, I… I… I just wanted to talk to you.	嗯，我……我……我只是想和你谈谈
[1:20:38]	I… I feel like I’m Holden Caulfield.	我……我感觉我就是霍顿·考尔菲德
[1:20:44]	And I just, I… I need to talk to you…	我只是……我……我需要……
[1:20:50]	about the book, about Holden.	和你谈谈这本书，谈谈霍顿
[1:20:54]	Why, everything I have to say I wrote in the book.	为什么？我要说的一切，都写在书上
[1:20:58]	But…	但是……
[1:21:01]	How do you know so much about me?	你怎么知道我这么多？
[1:21:05]	I… I don’t.	我……我没有
[1:21:08]	It’s… It’s just a work of fiction.	这……这只是一部虚构的作品
[1:21:12]	I’m… I’m just a fiction writer.	我……我只是个小说家
[1:21:19]	Hey, tha…thank you for saying hello.	嘿，谢……谢谢你的问候
[1:21:22]	B-But I’m Holden.	但……但我是霍顿
[1:21:26]	I’m… I’m Holden Caulfield.	我……我是霍顿·考尔菲德
[1:21:32]	You’re phony! Like everyone else!	你是个骗子！像其他人一样！
[1:21:43]	Sorry, I didn’t want to wake you.	抱歉，我不想吵醒你
[1:21:46]	No, no, no, you didn’t.	不，不，不，你没有
[1:21:50]	I was always worried you wouldn’t be able to pay your rent.	我一直担心你付不起房租
[1:21:53]	Now I gotta worry about deranged fans attacking you.	现在我得担心疯狂的粉丝攻击你
[1:21:59]	You should take your photo off all those book covers.	你应该撤掉所有书封面上的作者照片
[1:22:04]	I never knew you worried at all.	我从来不知道你会担心
[1:22:07]	Since the day you were born.	从你出生那天起
[1:22:13]	When I was a boy, I… I wanted to be a pianist.	当我还是个孩子的时候，我……我想成为一名钢琴家
[1:22:19]	I loved playing so much.	我非常喜欢弹琴
[1:22:22]	But my father was a rabbi so he just couldn’t understand…	但我父亲是个犹太拉比，所以他就是不明白……
[1:22:26]	how I would be able to support myself,	我怎么养活自己……
[1:22:29]	and he forced me to stop playing.	他强迫我停止演奏
[1:22:36]	I was upset.	我很生气
[1:22:37]	But I knew he loved me.	但……我我知道他爱我
[1:22:40]	He just… He just wanted me to be okay.	他只是……他只是想让我安稳
[1:22:47]	I’ve never even heard you play.	我从没听你弹过
[1:22:50]	No, but I was good.	对，但我很擅长
[1:22:58]	So, you’re Holden Caulfield, right?	所以，你是霍顿·考尔菲德，对吧？
[1:23:08]	Yeah.	是
[1:23:12]	Your mother was right.	你妈是对的
[1:23:14]	You are… very talented.	你……非常有才华
[1:23:21]	Thank you.	谢谢
[1:23:26]	Now you just got to write another one even better.	现在你得再写一篇更好的
[1:23:30]	No pressure.	别有压力
[1:23:34]	Good night, sonny.	晚安，小宝
[1:23:36]	(slow music)
[1:23:50]	I hear people talking about Catcher everywhere I go.	我听到人们在谈论“守望者”，无论我走到哪里
[1:23:53]	Everyone just loves it.	大家都很喜欢
[1:23:55]	[Woman] I’m so excited to read your next book.	我很兴奋，想读你的下一本书
[1:23:58]	I will be back.	我会回来的
[1:23:59]	Is your steak okay?	你的牛排好吗？
[1:24:01]	I… I’m just not very hungry.	我……我只是不太饿
[1:24:03]	Could we get you something else maybe?	你想吃点别的吗？
[1:24:05]	No, excuse me.	不用，不好意思
[1:24:24]	[Woman] You okay?	你没事吧？
[1:24:26]	Yeah, I’m fine.	我很好
[1:24:30]	You know, there’s a dinner party going on in there.	你知道，那里有个宴会
[1:24:33]	Yeah, I’m just a little uncomfortable right now.	是的，我只是现在有点不舒服
[1:24:39]	It’s just a book.	只是一本书
[1:24:42]	I didn’t even like it that much,	如果你想知道真相……
[1:24:42]	if you want to know the truth.	其实我不太喜欢
[1:24:48]	What didn’t you like about it?	你不喜欢它什么？
[1:24:52]	It was just like all those other phony books.	就像其他的假书一样
[1:24:55]	A lot of whining and the ending was a lousy bore.	很多牢骚，结局无聊
[1:24:59]	(Jerry laughing)
[1:25:03]	You shouldn’t take yourself so seriously, you know.	你不应该把自己太当回事
[1:25:06]	It’s not like you’re the first guy to write a hit book.	你又不是第一个写热门畅销书的人
[1:25:11]	Wait, wait.	等等，等等
[1:25:17]	Can I get your phone number?	能给我你的电话号码吗？
[1:25:24]	Got a pen?	有笔吗？
[1:25:34]	And I got some paper too.	我也有……纸
[1:25:38]	What’s your name?	你叫什么名字？
[1:25:40]	– Claire.	– 克莱尔 – 克莱尔 – Claire.
[1:25:43]	You’re the first person that’s ever said they hated it.	你是第一个说讨厌的人
[1:25:47]	To your face.	还是当面说
[1:25:50]	Thank you.	谢谢
[1:25:52]	(slow music)
[1:26:07]	You have captured the consciousness of the nation.	你已经俘获了全国的意识
[1:26:11]	You’ve tapped into the way many feel,	你已经进入了许多人的感受……
[1:26:12]	and have given a voice to their pain.	并给他们的痛苦以共鸣
[1:26:14]	I can’t go home anymore.	我不能再回家了
[1:26:16]	I wrote the book to get over the war…	我写这本书是为了摆脱战争……
[1:26:17]	and now I feel like I’m going crazy all over again.	现在，我觉得我再次疯狂了
[1:26:20]	Have you not yet learned how to remove distraction?	你还没有学会如何去除分心的事吗？
[1:26:26]	(slow music)
[1:26:34]	New Hampshire’s really beautiful this time of year.	新罕布什尔州每年的这个时候真的很漂亮
[1:26:37]	It’s 90 acres, mostly woods.	90英亩，大部分是森林
[1:26:40]	The house is modest but very nice.	这房子很朴素，但很漂亮
[1:26:42]	There’s also a small bunker…	还有一个小煤仓……
[1:26:43]	that can be converted to a guest house.	可以转换为客房
[1:26:46]	Or an office.	或办公室
[1:26:47]	Whatever you want.	随便什么都行
[1:26:49]	I think you’ll be really happy here.	我想你在这里会很开心的
[1:26:53]	Well, I hope so.	希望如此
[1:27:05]	(typewriter keys clacking)
[1:27:08]	[Narrator] An artist’s only concern…	艺术家唯一关心的……
[1:27:10]	is to shoot for some kind of perfection.	就是为了某种完美而喷涌写作
[1:27:13]	And on his own terms, not anyone else’s.	用他自己的措辞，而不是别人的
[1:27:16]	Excuse, Mr. Salinger.	对不起，塞林格先生
[1:27:18]	Since you write about teenagers…	因为你写到了青少年……
[1:27:19]	I thought you might be interested in running a youth group.	我想你可能对运营青年社感兴趣
[1:27:22]	I think the kids would love it.	我想孩子们会喜欢的
[1:27:24]	I would too.	我也喜欢
[1:27:25]	Great.	好极了
[1:27:26]	Yeah. They’re right over here.	对，他们就在这里
[1:27:28]	[Narrator] Yet a real artist,	但真正的艺术家……
[1:27:29]	I’ve noticed, will survive anything.	我注意到都能活下来
[1:27:40]	Jerry?	杰瑞？
[1:27:45]	You invite me all the way out here…	是你邀请我到这里来的……
[1:27:46]	and then walk away as soon as you see me?	你一看到我就走开吗？
[1:27:48]	No, I’m… sorry.	不是，我……抱歉
[1:27:50]	I thought you were one of those crazed Caulfield fans.	我还以为你是个狂热的考尔菲德粉丝
[1:27:52]	You should be so lucky.	你应该很幸运
[1:27:54]	You look beautiful.	你看起来美极了
[1:27:58]	What do you think?	你觉得怎么样？
[1:28:01]	It’s just as you said in your letters.	就像你在信里说的
[1:28:03]	It’s like the city without the city.	就像没有城市的城市
[1:28:05]	Do you hate it?	你讨厌它吗？
[1:28:07]	I grew up in foster homes, Jerry.	我在寄养家庭长大，杰瑞
[1:28:10]	As long as you’re here it’s perfect.	只要你在这里就完美
[1:28:18]	[Narrator] Her skin was lovely…	她的皮肤很可爱……
[1:28:20]	and her features were delicate.	她的五官很细腻
[1:28:22]	No one could have missed saying…	没有人会不说……
[1:28:23]	that she was a first class beauty.	她是个一等一的美人
[1:28:28]	He’s overjoyed with his new spiritual life.	他对新的精神生活欣喜若狂
[1:28:32]	And he goes on saying his prayer and telling everyone…	他继续祈祷，告诉每个人他只是……
[1:28:34]	he happens to meet how to say it too.	佳书本天成
[1:28:38]	Hey, Mr. Salinger.	嘿，塞林格先生
[1:28:40]	I know you’re very private, but I… I was wondering…	我知道你很注重隐私，但我……我想知道……
[1:28:43]	if I could interview you for my school newspaper.	是否能为我的校报采访你
[1:28:45]	They want me to write an article about someone I admire.	他们要我写一篇关于我钦佩的人的文章
[1:28:47]	And… and you’d be perfect.	而……而你很适合
[1:28:51]	Well, I stopped doing interviews a while ago.	我不久前停止了所有采访
[1:28:57]	But for a school paper I can certainly make an exception.	但对于校报我当然会破一次例
[1:29:00]	[Girl] Really?	真的吗？
[1:29:01]	[Jerry] Of course.	当然
[1:29:02]	The kids at school are going to love it.	学校里的孩子会喜欢的
[1:29:03]	Thank you, thank you.	谢谢，谢谢
[1:29:05]	Is Catcher in the Rye autobiographical?	《麦田里的守望者》是自传体吗？
[1:29:07]	Sort of.	有点
[1:29:08]	My boyhood was very much the same…	我的童年非常类似于……
[1:29:10]	as that of the boy in the book.	书中的男孩
[1:29:12]	You know, I had problems in school just like he did.	我在学校有问题，就像他那样
[1:29:15]	To be honest, it was a great relief telling people about it.	说实话，告诉人们对我是很大的宽慰
[1:29:18]	And why do most of your stories center on young people?	为什么你大部分的故事会以年轻人为中心？
[1:29:27]	Because they’re innocent	因为他们是天真的
[1:29:30]	and they haven’t been destroyed by the world yet.	他们还没有被世界毁灭
[1:29:35]	I guess part of me wishes I could still be that innocent.	部分的我希望我仍然天真
[1:29:38]	But I’ve seen the things I’ve seen…	但我看到了我看到的东西……
[1:29:39]	and I’ll never have that innocence again.	我知道我再也不会有那样的天真了
[1:29:49]	That girl who interviewed you…	那天采访你的……
[1:29:50]	the other day was very pretty.	那个姑娘非常漂亮
[1:29:53]	So?	怎么？
[1:29:54]	So you seem to like pretty young girls.	你似乎喜欢漂亮的年轻姑娘
[1:29:57]	Yes, that would put me…	是的，那会把我……
[1:29:59]	in that special classification known as a man.	特殊分类为一个男人
[1:30:08]	Well, I hope you still love me…	我希望你还会爱我……
[1:30:09]	when I’m not a pretty young girl.	当我不再是漂亮的小姑娘的时候
[1:30:16]	Of course I will.	我当然会爱你
[1:30:27]	– No. – What?	– 不 – 怎么了？
[1:30:30]	That interview, the interview with the girl.	那个采访，那个姑娘的采访
[1:30:33]	It was… It was printed in the local paper, not the school paper.	发表在当地的报纸上了，不是校报
[1:30:37]	So?	所以？
[1:30:38]	So she lied to me.	所以她骗了我
[1:30:39]	She said it was for the school paper.	她骗我说是为了校报采访的
[1:30:41]	She lied.	她撒谎了
[1:30:41]	It’s okay, Jerry.	没事的，杰瑞
[1:30:42]	– It’s going to be okay. – No, I trusted her.	– 不，我居然信任了她！ – 会没事的
[1:30:44]	I trusted her.	我信任了她！
[1:30:45]	– She betrayed me. Goddammit! – It’s okay.	– 但她却背叛了我。妈的！ – 没事的
[1:30:47]	Even the goddamn children betray me now!	连那些该死的孩子也背叛我！
[1:30:51]	(hammer banging)
[1:30:58]	[Narrator] When people become the distraction…	当人们变成令人分心的因素……
[1:31:01]	then I suppose you remove the people.	那么我想你会远离人们
[1:31:06]	There hasn’t be a single mention of me…	从来没有一点提到……
[1:31:09]	or Story Magazine in any of the press, not a single mention.	我或《故事杂志》，在任何媒体上，一点也不提
[1:31:12]	That’s because you have no…	那是因为你没有……
[1:31:13]	official involvement in the book.	正式参与这本书
[1:31:15]	But I published his first story.	但我发表了他的第一个故事
[1:31:17]	I’m the one who convinced him…	我是那个说服他……
[1:31:19]	that Holden Caulfield should be a novel.	霍顿·考尔菲德应该是本小说的人
[1:31:21]	Well, you would have been the publisher…	你本应该是出版商……
[1:31:22]	of the hottest novel of the year…	本年度最热门的小说……
[1:31:24]	if you’d published his anthology like you promised him.	如果你出版了他的文集，就像你答应他的那样
[1:31:26]	(slow music)
[1:31:35]	I haven’t slept for six months.	我已经六个月没睡了
[1:31:39]	And I miss him.	我想念他
[1:31:42]	Well, I’m sorry about that.	我很抱歉
[1:31:47]	Lippincott says that they’ll publish…	利平科特出版社说，他们将出版……
[1:31:48]	an anthology now, anything he wants.	选集，任何他想要出版的东西
[1:31:50]	Everyone wants an anthology.	每个人都想要一本文集
[1:31:52]	But we’re going with Little, Brown out of loyalty,	但我们和小布朗公司签了合同……
[1:31:55]	although I hate the title.	虽然我讨厌这个标题
[1:31:56]	Nine Stories, it’s such a bore.	《九个故事》，这太无聊了
[1:32:01]	Do you think Jerry would write a piece for Story?	你认为杰瑞会为《故事》杂志写一篇文章吗？
[1:32:05]	It doesn’t have to be a new piece.	不一定是新的作品
[1:32:06]	It could be an old story, i-it’s fine.	也可以是旧的作品，没……没关系
[1:32:09]	We… We’re just really struggling.	我们……我们只是在苦苦挣扎
[1:32:11]	I already asked him.	我已经问过他了
[1:32:14]	He said no.	他拒绝了
[1:32:22]	How can he still be angry with me?	他怎么还会生我的气？
[1:32:24]	He’s a huge success now.	他现在拥有巨大的成功
[1:32:26]	It hasn’t been easy on him.	对他来说并不容易
[1:32:28]	The war made him a better writer…	战争使他成为一个更好的作家……
[1:32:30]	but it really messed him up.	但那次真的把他气疯了
[1:32:36]	(typewriter keys clacking)
[1:32:38]	[Narrator] It seems to me indisputably true…	在我看来，不容置疑的真实是……
[1:32:40]	that artists and poets who have a reputation…	有名望的艺术家和诗人……
[1:32:43]	for producing a great or fine art…	他们创造了伟大的艺术品……
[1:32:45]	have something garishly wrong with them as persons,	他们作为人，有华丽的错误之处……
[1:32:48]	a spectacular flaw in character…	就是，性格上的大瑕疵……
[1:32:50]	or an extreme self-centeredness.	或极端自我
[1:32:52]	And the public’s thirst for their next supposed masterpiece…	公众对他们下一本杰作的渴求……
[1:32:55]	only makes them want to hide from distractions even more.	只会让他们更想逃避干扰
[1:33:05]	You’ve been in that studio for over a week, Jerry.	你在工作室内待了一个多星期了，杰瑞
[1:33:09]	All week writing about the Glass family.	一个星期，就为写格拉斯一家
[1:33:14]	We’re alone here, Jerry.	这里只有我们，杰瑞
[1:33:16]	(baby crying)
[1:33:17]	You can’t just leave us along like this.	你不能这样不管我们
[1:33:19]	We’re your family too.	我们也是你的家人
[1:33:25]	I have no friends here, I have no one to talk to.	我在这里没有朋友，我没有人可以倾诉
[1:33:28]	I am all alone.	我独自一人
[1:33:32]	I’m alone.	我一个人
[1:33:43]	[Narrator] He’s absolutely unfit for marriage…	他绝对不适合结婚……
[1:33:45]	or anything halfway normal.	或哪怕稍微正常的东西
[1:33:48]	It’s a sad fact that the end of one story…	可悲的事实是，故事的结束……
[1:33:50]	always seems to grow into the start of a new one.	似乎总是变为一个新的开始
[1:33:53]	And the tragedy is there’s simply…	而悲剧在于，他对此……
[1:33:55]	nothing he can do about it.	完全无能为力
[1:33:57]	Please, you know you’re not supposed to bother me in here.	拜托，你知道不该来这里打扰我的
[1:34:01]	I know.	我知道
[1:34:02]	But you have a phone call and he says it’s important.	但你有个电话，他说这很重要
[1:34:05]	Why?	为什么？
[1:34:06]	Who is it?	是谁？
[1:34:07]	Whit Burnett.	惠特·伯内特
[1:34:13]	No, no, I… I don’t want to talk to him.	不，不，我……我不想和他说话
[1:34:26]	You’d think with all that meditation…	你很会冥想……
[1:34:27]	you’d have learned to forgive by now.	你现在应学会宽恕了
[1:34:47]	Hello.	你好
[1:34:48]	[Whit] Jerry, hi.	杰瑞，你好
[1:34:50]	It’s been a long time.	好久了
[1:34:53]	Yes, it has.	是的
[1:34:56]	Li… Uh, I never got a chance to tell you…	听……呃……我还没机会告诉你……
[1:34:58]	but I just loved Catcher in the Rye.	但我喜欢《麦田里的守望者》
[1:35:02]	[Jerry] Thank you.	谢谢
[1:35:03]	It was your idea to write it.	是你的写作主意
[1:35:04]	Well, it’s one thing to have an idea.	有想法是一回事
[1:35:06]	It’s another thing to execute it,	执行是另一回事……
[1:35:07]	and you did so brilliantly.	你成功了，太精彩了
[1:35:11]	Thank you.	谢谢
[1:35:12]	[Whit] How-How’s life in the country?	乡下的生活怎……怎么样？
[1:35:13]	I… I understand…	我……我明白……
[1:35:14]	It’s fine, Whit.	很好，惠特
[1:35:15]	What can I do for you?	我能为你做些什么？
[1:35:20]	Are you still angry about what happened?	你还在为曾经的事生气吗？
[1:35:24]	Is that why you called?	这是你打电话来的原因吗？
[1:35:26]	No, no, I called because, uh, look, Story Magazine…	不，不，我打电话是因为……呃……是这样，《故事杂志》……
[1:35:30]	is going to do an anthology of short stories.	将要发布短篇小说选集
[1:35:32]	And since you’re our most famous alumni…	因为你是我们最有名的校友……
[1:35:34]	I… I just thought it would be fitting…	我……我认为这挺合适……
[1:35:37]	if you did the introduction for us.	如果你为我们写序言
[1:35:48]	Hello?	喂？
[1:35:49]	Okay.	好的
[1:35:51]	[Whit] O-Okay, what?	好……好的什么？
[1:35:52]	Okay, I’ll do it.	好的，我会写的
[1:35:54]	Wh… Really?	什……真的？
[1:35:56]	[Jerry] Yeah, you sound surprised.	对，你似乎很惊讶
[1:35:57]	No, no, I’m just thrilled.	不，不，我只是很激动
[1:36:00]	I, I, thank you.	我……我……谢谢你
[1:36:03]	No, thank you for buying my first story.	不，谢谢你买了我的第一篇故事
[1:36:08]	Well, it was the best $25 I ever spent.	那是我花过的最好的25美元
[1:36:11]	(slow music)
[1:36:16]	[Narrator] When I was 20 I was a student for a time…	我20岁时，我是一个学生……
[1:36:18]	in Whit Burnett’s short story course up at Columbia.	在哥伦比亚大学上惠特·伯内特的短文课
[1:36:21]	I often have my doubts whether any good…	我经常怀疑……
[1:36:23]	and conscientious writing course conductor…	该课程是否有益或尽责……
[1:36:25]	can humanly do more.	于学生
[1:36:27]	He was there unmistakably in the service of the story.	他在那里，无误地造福于小说
[1:36:34]	It isn’t too quiet for you out here?	这里对你不是太安静了吗？
[1:36:37]	No, it’s perfect.	不，很完美
[1:36:38]	But don’t you miss the action in the city?	但你不怀念城里的活动吗？
[1:36:40]	It’s just a distraction.	那只会分散注意力
[1:36:42]	It’s all a distraction.	全是让人分心的事
[1:36:44]	It’s important I remove anything…	重要的是，我必须排除……
[1:36:46]	that can interfere with my writing.	任何干扰我写作的东西
[1:36:48]	All I want now is to write.	我现在只想写作
[1:36:50]	Yeah, but don’t you have less to write about?	是啊，但这样你的题材不就少了吗？
[1:36:51]	You’re so isolated.	你太隔绝了
[1:36:53]	I mean, look, I liked Franny and Zooey.	我是说我喜欢弗兰尼和祖伊
[1:36:55]	It’s just it felt a little bit more…	只是感觉有点像……
[1:36:57]	like reading a religious textbook than a story.	读一本宗教教科书，而不是故事
[1:37:01]	You always told me to dig deeper, correct?	你总是叫我挖得更深，对吗？
[1:37:06]	Yes.	对
[1:37:06]	I couldn’t have written Catcher without the war.	我不能写不带战争的《守望者》
[1:37:09]	But now I’m seeking a higher calling…	但现在我在寻求更高的召唤……
[1:37:10]	than a boy in his hunting hat.	要高于那个男孩和他的狩猎帽
[1:37:12]	Wait a minute.	等一下
[1:37:13]	Holden changed the country.	霍顿改变了全国
[1:37:14]	There’s now young people all over the world…	现在全世界的年轻人……
[1:37:16]	who feel they finally have a voice they never had before.	他们觉得自己终于有了自己从未有过的声音
[1:37:18]	Yes, and they’re not afraid to come here and tell me.	是的，我知道，他们也不惧怕亲自来告诉我
[1:37:22]	Sometimes I wish I never wrote it.	有时候我希望我从来没有写过
[1:37:25]	I do, it’s made me a prisoner here.	真的，这让我成了囚犯
[1:37:26]	I’m shackled by my own creation.	我被自己的造物束缚了
[1:37:27]	Oh, come on, does it have to be like that?	哦，拜托，非得这样吗？
[1:37:29]	Yes.	是的
[1:37:30]	If I want to keep writing, it does.	如果我想继续写下去，必须如此
[1:37:31]	And that’s the only time I feel any sense of peace.	这是我唯一有平静感觉的时候
[1:37:36]	Alright. It’s nice to see you again but I’m…	好吧。很高兴再次见到你，但我……
[1:37:40]	curious why you wanted to come all the way up here to talk to me.	奇怪为什么你想一路来这里跟我说话
[1:37:44]	It’s about the introduction you wrote.	是关于你写的序言
[1:37:47]	Look, I… I loved it, it’s beautiful.	听我说，我……我很喜欢，很美
[1:37:50]	I was very flattered.	我受宠若惊
[1:37:51]	Well, I’m glad you enjoyed it.	我很高兴你喜欢
[1:37:51]	But unfortunately I can’t use it.	但不幸的是我不能使用它
[1:37:56]	You can’t use it?	你不能用它吗？
[1:37:57]	No, because it’s not about Story Magazine…	不能，因为这与《故事杂志》……
[1:38:00]	or the other writers.	或其他作家都无关
[1:38:02]	It’s about me and it’s just inappropriate…	这只是关于我，只是不适合……
[1:38:04]	– to use as an introduction for an anthology. – (Jerry laughing)	用作选集的序言
[1:38:07]	Why are you laughing?	你为什么笑？
[1:38:10]	Ever since we’ve met all you’ve clone is reject my writing.	自从我们相遇后，你所做的就是拒绝我的作品
[1:38:12]	I guess I was foolish to think that would end now.	我愚蠢地认为不会再有拒绝了
[1:38:16]	Well, I never said life as a writer was going to be easy.	我从来没有说过作家的生活会很容易
[1:38:19]	As always, you were right.	和往常一样，你是对的
[1:38:29]	Goodbye, Whit.	再见，惠特
[1:38:36]	Good bye.	再见
[1:39:04]	(slow music)
[1:39:18]	As always, there are multiple offers…	一如既往，有多个电影商……
[1:39:21]	for the film rights to Catcher.	想拍摄《守望者》
[1:39:22]	Elia Kazan, Billy Wilder, they both keep calling.	伊利亚·卡赞、比利·怀尔德，他们都一直在打电话
[1:39:25]	Tell them no and to stop calling.	拒绝他们，让他们别再打电话来了
[1:39:28]	It’d never work as a movie.	它永远不会作为一部电影拍摄
[1:39:29]	Why not?	为什么不呢？
[1:39:30]	‘Cause I’m the only one that can play Holden.	因为我是唯一能演霍顿的人
[1:39:32]	I’m too old.	我太老了
[1:39:35]	Little, Brown called about your next book.	小布朗出版社打电话来询问你的下一本书
[1:39:37]	They asked if you were still writing about the Glass family.	他们问你是否还在写格拉斯一家的文章
[1:39:41]	They’ll take anything, literally anything.	他们什么都接受，随便什么
[1:39:46]	No, there’s something I want to talk to you about.	不，有件事我想和你谈谈
[1:39:47]	It’s actually the reason why I came back to the city.	实际上这是我回到城市的原因
[1:39:52]	What is it?	怎么了？
[1:39:57]	I don’t want to publish anymore.	我不想再出版了
[1:40:04]	But people really love to read your stories.	但人们真的很喜欢读你的故事
[1:40:09]	You’ll have so many disappointed fans.	你会有很多失望的粉丝
[1:40:14]	My writing’s, it’s become my religion.	写作，它成了我的信仰
[1:40:19]	Publishing, it gets in the way of the meditation.	而出版，它阻挡了冥想
[1:40:23]	It corrupts it.	它腐化了它
[1:40:27]	I don’t know how to be a husband,	我不懂为人丈夫……
[1:40:29]	or a father, or even a friend.	或父亲，甚至朋友
[1:40:32]	All I know is how to be a writer.	我只懂成为一名作家
[1:40:35]	If I can truly do this, if I can dedicate…	如果我能真正做到这一点，如果我能把……
[1:40:38]	my life to writing and get nothing in return,	我的生命献给写作不求任何回报……
[1:40:42]	then I think I can find some happiness.	那么我想我能找到一些幸福
[1:40:50]	Then don’t publish anymore.	那就不要再出版了
[1:40:54]	I love you and I want you to be happy.	我爱你，我希望你幸福
[1:40:58]	And it’s like I always said, publishing isn’t everything.	就像我一直说的，出版不是一切
[1:41:06]	(laughing)
[1:41:10]	(soaring mid-tempo music)
[1:41:14]	(typewriter keys clacking)
[1:41:21]		杰瑞信守希冀，从此不再出版
[1:41:29]		杰瑞和克莱尔又生了一胎，但他们最终离婚了
[1:41:40]		《麦田里的守望者》售出了6500万本，并被翻译为30种语言
[1:41:52]		每年仍能售出25万本，被视为20世纪最重要的小说
[1:42:03]		杰瑞的隐居传奇和拒绝出版，强化了其国际知名度
[1:42:11]		他居住于新罕布什尔州的康沃尔，直到2010年91岁去世
[1:42:21]	[Narrator] Dear Whit.	亲爱的惠特
[1:42:22]	So to answer the question you asked me all those years ago.	你多年前问我问题的答案
[1:42:26]	Yes, I am willing to write for the rest of my life…	是的，我愿意一生持续写作……
[1:42:30]	and get nothing in return.	且不求回报
[1:42:33]	Sincerely yours, J.D. Salinger.	你真诚的 J.D.塞林格敬上
[1:42:45]	(soaring mid-tempo music)
[1:44:58]	(slow music)

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