《远大前程》简介英文版

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An Analysis of the Character PipPip is a character of the novel Great Expectations which is written by Charles Dickens. He is the most popular English novelist of the Victorian era, and one of the most popular of all time.He has many masterpieces, such as A tale of cities, David Copperfield, Hard time, Oliver Twist and so on. Great Expectations is one of his masterpieces. The story in this book happened in middle of 19 century and it reflects the gap between the rich and the poor in the capitalistic society.Pip is the main character of this book and through the story of him we can get the theme of the book. After reading this book, in my opinion, Pip is a kind and ambitious man. In the beginning, I know Pip is a poor child. He lives in a small village with his sister and Joe Garage. His parents died when he was a baby. So Pip is really poor. Then he saves Magwitch who is a convict. In the end, Magwitch gives Pip the great expectations by sending Pip to London and letting him receive a good education. I think it’s suggesting that Pip is helpful and kind to others. In the book, there are a lot of things that tell me it. For examples, in chapter 20, Pip plans to help Herbert because both of them spend too much money and Herbert can hardly afford it. Then Pip arranges to invest some money in a shipping company called Clarrikers and this company promises to make Herbert a partner of it. But Pip has to ask Miss Havisham for help since he has no money to help Herbert. Except for this thing, Pip also forgives Miss Havisham and saves her from a fire. All of these things show that Pip is a good and tolerant man.Actually, I didn’t want to continue reading the book when I read the chapter 13. In this chapter, Pip knows that somebody is to give him the great expectations and he will go to London to get the good education. Then he becomes overconfident and unfriendly to Joe and Biddy. I am really angry with it and even I don’t want to continue reading. But I know it will not be allowed and it’s too childish indeed. So, I am going on. In next chapters, I find other things likethis. In the chapter 16, Pip receives a letter from Biddy and it says Joe will come here. In general, when old friends give a visit to ours, we will be happy. But Pip concerns about Joe’ coming. And when Joe comes here, Pip is unfriendly to him. So, I think Pip also has bad aspects of his character.At last, I think Pip is also faithful to love. When Pip comes to Miss Havisham’s home and meets Estella, he fells in love with her. And then he changes his attitude to life. He wants to be a gentleman and get Miss Havisham’s admiration. In this way he can make Estella love him and finally marry her.These three points are my understanding of Pip. Anyhow, it’s a book to worth reading.。

远大前程每章英文梗概1到10章

远大前程每章英文梗概1到10章Chapter 1: The protagonist, Pip, lives with his abusive sister and her husband, Joe Gargery, a blacksmith. One evening, Pip encounters a frightening encounter with an escaped convict, who demands food and a file to remove his shackles. Pip complies, but feels a sense of unease.Chapter 2: Pip visits his parents' graves and is startled by the arrival of Miss Havisham, a wealthy but eccentric woman who lives in isolation. She requests Pip's company to play with her adopted daughter, Estella, who treats Pip with disdain and insults his humble background.Chapter 3: Pip continues to visit Miss Havisham's decaying mansion, where he becomes more infatuated with Estella. Miss Havisham's relatives, Mr. Pumblechook and Mr. Wopsle, visit for a reading of Pip's sister's achievements, creating a sense of embarrassment for Pip.Chapter 4: Pip's sister, Mrs. Joe, throws a dinner party where Pip and Joe Gargery are expected to entertain the guests. Pip feels uncomfortable in this setting and longs for a different life. Later that same evening, Pip is summoned by a lawyer, Mr. Jaggers, who brings news that Pip has been selected as a recipient of a mysterious benefactor's fortune.Chapter 5: Pip travels to London accompanied by Mr. Jaggers and his clerk, Wemmick. He is enchanted by the bustle and grandeur of the city. They arrive at a law office, Jaggers & Wemmick, where Pip meets his roommate, Herbert Pocket.Chapter 6: Pip begins his new life in London, receiving weekly allotments and expecting great fortune. He befriends Herbert Pocket, who reveals that Miss Havisham is his benefactor and has been plotting to raise Estella as a tool of revenge against men.Chapter 7: Pip attends a theater performance with Mr. Wopsle and encounters an impulsive young man named Bentley Drummle. Later, Pip goes on a clandestine visit to his childhood home, where he is furious about his sister's abusive treatment towards Joe.Chapter 8: Pip returns to London and continues his erratic behavior. He runs into Estella, who hints at experiencing sadness in her own life. Pip becomes even more infatuated with her, despite knowing that she views him as inferior.Chapter 9: Pip observes the financial irresponsibility of his roommate, Herbert Pocket. They both agree to secretly work towards improving their financial situations. Herbert introduces Pip to Clara, his fiancée, who has a strained relationship with her father.Chapter 10: Pip begins to accumulate debt in an attempt to elevate his social standing. He receives a letter from Joe, who visits and pays off Pip's debts, reminding him of their bond. Pip feels more guilty for distancing himself from his roots.。

GreatExpectations远大前程导读（过脑不忘单词教研组荣誉出品）

GreatExpectations远大前程导读（过脑不忘单词教研组荣誉出品）社会上有些人或许会认为有了财富，自然也就会有了一切，因为他们认为钱是万能的。

但《远大前程》告诉我们，金钱虽然满足了他的虚荣，满足了他的物欲，却无法获得艾丝黛拉对他的真爱；他即使成为了所谓的“绅士”而参加各种欢愉的活动，心中却因缺少了亲人对他的关爱而麻木不仁。

所以金钱买不来真情，也买不来快乐。

珍视已经拥有的命运的玄妙一无所有后的匹普才明白了这个道理，于是捡起了他那颗纯真善良的心，乡村虽是简陋，但却是最简单幸福的生活。

正如孔子那句话一箪食，一瓢饮，在陋巷。

人不堪其忧，贤哉！一颗纯真质朴的心，在拜金狂潮中愈是能体现出人性的最美好，最动人的一面。

或许这些不能给我们带来享受奢靡的生活或是尊崇的社会地位，但它能使生活回归最简单的快乐。

而善良的本质，恰恰是生活中最为珍贵的财富。

珍视已经拥有的命运的玄妙ThanksForYourAttention谢谢大家远大前程导读过脑不忘单词教研组荣誉出品Contents目录01简介02人物性格分析03经典情节04启示与感想SmallTitleHere{一.简介}狄更斯，英国著名作家{简介}A{作者生平}理想主义、浪漫主义反思和批判精神C晚期作品，抑郁增强，乐观削弱；更具现实性和警示性{《远大前程》}B一生创作丰富，关注英国社会底层，反映英国复杂的社会现实{创作情况}D{故事简介}匹普经不起诱惑丧失淳朴，历经磨难才悔悟，重新生活简介作者生平查尔斯·狄更斯，全名查尔斯·约翰·赫法姆·狄更斯（CharlesJohnHuffamDickens，1812年2月7日—1870年6月9日），英国作家。

狄更斯1812年2月7日生于朴次茅斯市郊，出生于海军小职员家庭，童年非常幸福，生活在富裕的中产阶级家庭中。

少年时（10岁）因家庭生活窘迫，只能断断续续入校求学。

后被迫到工场做童工。

远大前程情节概述英语GreatExpections

远大前程情节概述英语GreatExpectionsII.Main Plot of great expectionsOn Christmas Eve of 1812, Pip, a boy aged 7, steals food and drink from the Gargery pantry to help an escaped convict.He continues to live his unusl diary life afterward.A wealthy old woman named Miss Havisham asks Pip's Uncle Pumblechook to find a boy of a certain age and bring him to her home to play. Pip was selected.She claims to have a broken heart and just wants to see Pip play cards with Estella, a young girl she has adopted. Here, Estella is cruel to Pip, calls him names and laughs at him. Miss Havisham seems to delight in this ill-treatment of Pip.Pip soon realizes he is in love with Estella.He hopes of becoming more educated and refined to win Estella's affections.Miss Havisham requests an interview with Joe during which she inquires whether he still wishes Pip to be apprenticed to him as a Smith; Joe confirms this and she gives Joe the money Pip has earned keeping her company and releases him from her services.Meanwhile Biddy, being given the task of nursing Mrs. Joe, moves in with the Gargerys leading Pip to confide in her his true feelings for Estella. When Pip and Joe are listening to Mr. Wopsle read a murder trial from a newspaper, a London lawyer, Mr. Jaggers, approaches Pip, revealing very startling news: Pip has inherited a large sum of money from an anonymous benefactor.Pip behaves badly in London society (mostly over jealousy of Estella) and squanders his allowance, running into debt. He is rescued on his 21st birthday, when he is notified by Jaggers that he is awarded 500 pounds and an increased steady allowance, until such a time as his benefactor will appear and make himself known to Pip.Pip originally believes Miss Havisham is his benefactress for years as he begins to learn to be a gentleman, helped by the now grown Herbert Pocket, who is assigned as his companion.For several years Estella had been studying abroad in Europe(a fashionable tradition of women's educaton for the wealthy at the time), upon her return Pip finds Estella much changed and her attitude refined. She apologizes for her earlier cruelty however, seeing Pip's affections warns him that he should not fall in love with her. Pip ignores these repeated warnings as he long harbored the belief that Miss Havisham(as his benefactress) intended them for each other.Pip returns to London, heavily in debt which increases by the day. Having led Herbert into debt as well, Pip feels a deep sense of remorse for his irresponsible actions. In one of Dickens' patented plot twists, Pip's benefactor turns out to be instead Abel Magwitch, the convict whom Pip helped.Magwitch left all his money to Pip in gratitude for that kindness and also because Pip reminded him of his own child, whom he believes to have been killed by her mother over two decades prior. At first Pip is ashamed of Magwitch's criminal past and deeply saddened by the realization that Miss Havisham merely allowed him to believe she was the source of his expect ations and never intended for Pip to marry Estella. However, Magwitch now expects to spend the rest of his life living with Pip in England. Pip, very reluctantly, lets Magwitch stay with him.Pip, at one time entertained the idea of running off and joining the military to avoid Magwitch and his expectations. There is a warrant out for Magwitch's arrest in England and he will be hanged if he is caught in the country. Eventually, it is understood that Magwitch cannot afford to stay in England muchlonger as the probability of Magwitch's arrest increases with each day he remains in the country. A plan is hatched by Herbert and Pip which involves fleeing the country by boat.During these events, it is revealed to Pip that Estella is the daughter of Mr. Jaggers' housemaid, Molly, whom he defended in a murder charge and who gave up her daughter to be adopted by another of his clients, Miss Havisham, in return for his service in allowing her to be acquitted of the charge. Pip later realizes Magwitch is Estella's father.Pip is lured in by the threats to his benefactor and leaves for the village by carriage immediately.On the marshes, Pip is struck on the head by a blunt object, rendering him unconscious for a period of time.Meanwhile, out of spite for Miss Havisham, Estella has married Bentley Drummle, a boastful rival of Pip's whom he very much dislikes. Mr. Jaggers hints that he believes Drummle will beat Estella into submission so as to prove who is the strongest in the marriage. Pip is incensed and dejected although he refuses to believe that Drummle would do such a thing.Before Pip flees with Magwitch, he makes one final visit to Miss Havisham. who realizes that she created a monster out of Estella by encouraging her vanity and her coldness towards others but especially Pip. Miss Havisham use Estella as a tool with which to exact her revenge on all men by encouraging her vanity and her meanness and her constant misleading of men.However, she asks him for forgiveness. Pip confronts Miss Havisham with Estella's history and present circumstance in an unhappy marriage, blaming Miss Havisham for teaching Estella to be cold and unloving.Pip, Herbert and another friend, Startop, make a gallantattempt to help Magwitch escape, but instead he is captured and sent to jail. Pip is devoted to Magwitch by now and recognizes in him a good and noble man and is ashamed that he had formerly looked down on Magwitch as his inferior. Pip tries to have Magwitch released but Magwitch dies shortly before his execution.Pip is nearly arrested for his numerous unpaid debts to several creditors however due to his condition, which includes fever, he is not arrested at that time. Pip is greatly saddened by this turn of events and realizes how thankless and ungrateful he had been over the years. His feel ashamed to find Joe had paid all of his debts in full. He congratulates Biddy and Joe's wedding, determines to pay Joe back every penny of the money he paid the creditors. Afterwards, Pip goes into business overseas with Herbert.。

《远大前程》简介(英文版)

Great ExpectationsCharles DickensPip,a young orphan lives a humble existence with his ill-tempered older sister and her strong but gentle husband,Joe Gargery.On a Christmas Eve,Pip helps a convict who escaped from a prison ship by giving him some food and a file.One day,Pip gets invited unexpectedly to the house of a rich old woman in the village named Miss Havishamas.Miss Havisham is an old woman who was abandoned on her wedding day , so she raise her adoped daughter Estella as a cruel-hearted girl who will break men's hearts.Estella is beautiful, and Pip develops a strong crush on her, but she treats him coldly and contemptuously.From that time on, Pip aspires to leave behind his simple life and be a gentleman.Fortunatly one day Pip is given a large fortune from a secret benefactor and get a chance of education to become a gentlemen.For many years Pip has led a fairly undisciplined life in London, enjoying themselves and running up debts,and finally becomes a selfish and peacockery youngman.It lasts until one day,Pip learns the true identity of his benefactor——it is not Miss Havisham (who has made many misleading comments indicating it was her) but rather a petty criminal named Magwitch who is the convict Pip helped in his childhood.It is he that left all his money to Pip in gratitude for that kindness and also because young Pip reminded him of his own child.Pip is appalled, but he feels morally bound to help Magwitch escape London, as the convict is pursued both by the police and by his former partner in crime.Before Magwitch’s escape attempt, Estella marries an upper-class lout. Also,they are discovered by the police and captured to the jail, because of their convict partner's tipping off.Pip by now is devoted to Magwitch and recognizes in him a good and noble man and Pip has discovered that Magwitch is actually Estella's father.Without money or expectations, Pip, after a period of bad illness during which Joe cares for him.Pip decides to go abroad in the mercantile trade. Returning many years later, he encounters divorced Estella in the ruined garden at Satis House. Pip finds that Estella’s coldness and cruelty have been replaced by a sad kindness, and the two leave the garden hand in hand, Pip believing that they will never part again.Plot summary: Great Expectations, by Charles DickensPhilip Pirrip, who is known as Pip because, not surprisingly, he finds it difficult to pronounce his name, has a terrifying childhood experience in a graveyard on the Kent marshes.A prisoner, who has escaped from a nearby prison ship, grabs hold of Pip and demands that he fetch food and a file to remove his manacles.Pip is an orphan, and he lives with his older sister and her husband, Joe Gargery, a village blacksmith. Soldiers come to the forge to repair some manacles, and then set off to search for the convict, whose name is Abel Magwitch. The latter allows himself to be caught, because the same fate then awaits his fellow escapee, the hated Compeyson.Pip is invited to Satis House, ostensibly to be the playmate of Estella, who is the ward of Miss Havisham, a recluse who, many years previously, had been jilted at the altar. For Miss Havisham, time stood still on that day, so the clocks are never wound, the wedding cake stands where it always did, now covered in cobwebs, and she still wears her wedding dress. She has sworn to revenge herself on men, and she is bringing Estella up to think the same way.However, Pip falls in love with Estella, and at Satis House he also meets a boy of his own age who is playing in the grounds. This is Herbert Pocket.Jaggers, who is Miss Havisham's lawyer, comes to the forge, where Pip is apprenticed to Joe, to tell Pip that he has "great expectations" that will come to him from an unknown benefactor, whom Pip assumes must be Miss Havisham.Joe releases Pip from his apprenticeship and he travels to London, where he is befriended by Wemmick, Jaggers's clerk, and Herbert Pocket. Meanwhile, his sister, Mrs Joe, is brutally murdered at the forge.Pip has a hard time of it in London, including financial difficulties caused by his belief in those "great expectations" coming to fruition, and the knowledge that Estella has rejected him in favour of Bentley Drummle. The worst shock is the reappearance of Magwitch, who has escaped from the penal colony in Australia to which he had been transported. Magwitch tells him that it is he, and not Miss Havisham, who is his mysterious benefactor. However, this horrifies the somewhatsnobbish Pip, and he determines to help Magwitch to get out of the country.Returning to Satis House, Pip asks Miss Havisham for help to set Herbert Pocket up in business. However, she gets too close to the open fire and her dress catches light. Pip is able to douse the flames, but Miss Havisham dies from her burns. Before she does so, she implores Pip's forgiveness and gives him clues that Estella is the daughter of Magwitch and Jaggers's housekeeper.Pip gets a mysterious message that calls him back to the Kent marshes. There he is nearlykilled by Orlick, who works with Joe and who is revealed to be the murderer of Mrs Joe. Pip is rescued by Herbert. Pip and Herbert return to London, where they are about to execute Magwitch's escape, but they learn that they are being watched. The plan is to take a boat down the river, but they are intercepted by officers who are guided by Compeyson. In the struggle, Magwitch is wounded and Compeyson drowns. Magwitch is condemned to hang, but dies before this can happen.Pip returns to the forge, intending to propose to his childhood sweetheart, Biddy, but finds that she has married Joe. Pip goes to Egypt to join Herbert Pocket's shipping firm, and only returns several years later to find and marry Estella, who is now widowed.。

《远大前程》简介(英文版)

Great ExpectationsCharles DickensPip,a young orphan lives a humble existence with his ill-tempered older sister and her strong but gentle husband,Joe Gargery.On a Christmas Eve,Pip helps a convict who escaped from a prison ship by giving him some food and a file.One day,Pip gets invited unexpectedly to the house of a rich old woman in the village named Miss Havishamas.Miss Havisham is an old woman who was abandoned on her wedding day , so she raise her adoped daughter Estella as a cruel-hearted girl who will break men's hearts.Estella is beautiful, and Pip develops a strong crush on her, but she treats him coldly and contemptuously.From that time on, Pip aspires to leave behind his simple life and be a gentleman.Fortunatly one day Pip is given a large fortune from a secret benefactor and get a chance of education to become a gentlemen.For many years Pip has led a fairly undisciplined life in London, enjoying themselves and running up debts,and finally becomes a selfish and peacockery youngman.It lasts until one day,Pip learns the true identity of his benefactor——it is not Miss Havisham (who has made many misleading comments indicating it was her) but rather a petty criminal named Magwitch who is the convict Pip helped in his childhood.It is he that left all his money to Pip in gratitude for that kindness and also because young Pip reminded him of his own child.Pip is appalled, but he feels morally bound to help Magwitch escape London, as the convict is pursued both by the police and by his former partner in crime.Before Magwitch’s escape attempt, Estella marries an upper-class lout. Also,they are discovered by the police and captured to the jail, because of their convict partner's tipping off.Pip by now is devoted to Magwitch and recognizes in him a good and noble man and Pip has discovered that Magwitch is actually Estella's father.Without money or expectations, Pip, after a period of bad illness during which Joe cares for him.Pip decides to go abroad in the mercantile trade. Returning many years later, he encounters divorced Estella in the ruined garden at Satis House. Pip finds that Estella’s coldness and cruelty have been replaced by a sad kindness, and the two leave the garden hand in hand, Pip believing that they will never part again.Plot summary: Great Expectations, by Charles DickensPhilip Pirrip, who is known as Pip because, not surprisingly, he finds it difficult to pronounce his name, has a terrifying childhood experience in a graveyard on the Kent marshes.A prisoner, who has escaped from a nearby prison ship, grabs hold of Pip and demands that he fetch food and a file to remove his manacles.Pip is an orphan, and he lives with his older sister and her husband, Joe Gargery, a village blacksmith. Soldiers come to the forge to repair some manacles, and then set off to search for the convict, whose name is Abel Magwitch. The latter allows himself to be caught, because the same fate then awaits his fellow escapee, the hated Compeyson.Pip is invited to Satis House, ostensibly to be the playmate of Estella, who is the ward of Miss Havisham, a recluse who, many years previously, had been jilted at the altar. For Miss Havisham, time stood still on that day, so the clocks are never wound, the wedding cake stands where it always did, now covered in cobwebs, and she still wears her wedding dress. She has sworn to revenge herself on men, and she is bringing Estella up to think the same way.However, Pip falls in love with Estella, and at Satis House he also meets a boy of his own age who is playing in the grounds. This is Herbert Pocket.Jaggers, who is Miss Havisham's lawyer, comes to the forge, where Pip is apprenticed to Joe, to tell Pip that he has "great expectations" that will come to him from an unknown benefactor, whom Pip assumes must be Miss Havisham.Joe releases Pip from his apprenticeship and he travels to London, where he is befriended by Wemmick, Jaggers's clerk, and Herbert Pocket. Meanwhile, his sister, Mrs Joe, is brutally murdered at the forge.Pip has a hard time of it in London, including financial difficulties caused by his belief in those "great expectations" coming to fruition, and the knowledge that Estella has rejected him in favour of Bentley Drummle. The worst shock is the reappearance of Magwitch, who has escaped from the penal colony in Australia to which he had been transported. Magwitch tells him that it is he, and not Miss Havisham, who is his mysterious benefactor. However, this horrifies the somewhatsnobbish Pip, and he determines to help Magwitch to get out of the country.Returning to Satis House, Pip asks Miss Havisham for help to set Herbert Pocket up in business. However, she gets too close to the open fire and her dress catches light. Pip is able to douse the flames, but Miss Havisham dies from her burns. Before she does so, she implores Pip's forgiveness and gives him clues that Estella is the daughter of Magwitch and Jaggers's housekeeper.Pip gets a mysterious message that calls him back to the Kent marshes. There he is nearlykilled by Orlick, who works with Joe and who is revealed to be the murderer of Mrs Joe. Pip is rescued by Herbert. Pip and Herbert return to London, where they are about to execute Magwitch's escape, but they learn that they are being watched. The plan is to take a boat down the river, but they are intercepted by officers who are guided by Compeyson. In the struggle, Magwitch is wounded and Compeyson drowns. Magwitch is condemned to hang, but dies before this can happen.Pip returns to the forge, intending to propose to his childhood sweetheart, Biddy, but finds that she has married Joe. Pip goes to Egypt to join Herbert Pocket's shipping firm, and only returns several years later to find and marry Estella, who is now widowed.。

Great Expectations《远大前程(1998)》完整中英文对照剧本

片名：远大前程There either is or is not a way things are.世事无常The color of the day. The way it felt to be a child.以孩童的方式去感知日昼之色The feeling of saltwater on your sunburned legs.是将晒伤的腿浸泡在海水里去感觉水的颜色Sometimes the water is yellow.有时候水是黄色的Sometimes it's red.有时候是红色的But what colour it may be in memory depends on the day. 而我记忆里的颜色则取决于那一天I'm not going to tell the story the way that it happened.我不是要告诉你事情是如何发生的I'm going to tell it the way I remember.我要告诉你它在我记忆里的样子Help! Help!救命救命What's your name?你叫什么名字？Whisper. What's your name?小点声你叫什么？Whisper!小点声Finn.费恩What's your last name?你姓什么？Bell.贝尔Where do you live?住哪儿？Near the pier.码头附近You have tools at home?家里有工具吗？Help!救命Fuck. Do you know what bolt cutters are?You know what they are or you don't know what they are? 知道还是不知道？Listen, I know your name, I know where you live,听着我知道你的名字知道你住哪儿I can find you and gut you like a fish.我可以找到你轻松把你剖开I'll pull out your fucking insides. I'll make you eat them.掏出你的内脏叫你吃掉它们You hear me? I'll make you fucking eat them.听到了吗我要你&hearts;他&hearts;妈&hearts;的吃下去You be here tomorrow morning at dawn明天天一亮你就到这儿来with bolt cutters and any kind of food带上断线钳还有随便什么吃的or I'll kill you for sure. You got me?不然我一定会宰了你听明白了吗？I'll fucking kill you if you tell anyone. Anyone!如果你敢告诉别人任何人我他妈一定宰了你Your folks... They're dead.还有你的家人他们都死了You tell anyone, the last sound you hear如果你告诉别人你最后听到的声音will be your own scream.就是你自己的惨叫Go.走吧Whoa, Finn! Whoa!哇喔费恩哇喔Oh, it's you, Joe.是你啊乔Did I scare you?我吓到你了吗？So you went out today?你们今天有出去吗？Yeah. Got a nice tan.是啊好好晒了晒太阳No fish, of course.当然没有捕鱼Settin' traps like everybody else.没有像别人一样结网捕鱼干嘛这么着急？Nowhere. Just got homework.没什么就是去做作业Hey, listen, Maggie's on a kinda rant today听着麦琪今天有些闹腾so you be careful, ok?所以你最好小心点You coming home soon?你很快就回家吧？In about an hour.大概一个小时吧You finish your work, we'll go to carvel's, ok?你作业做完我们就去帆船店怎么样？You rest up.好好休息Got a gardening job tomorrow.明天有花&hearts;园&hearts;要打理Joe?乔Yeah?怎么了？Nothing.没什么Hey, Finn!费恩How do you smoke a swordfish?怎么把剑鱼当烟抽？Bill in your mouth and light the tail.把喙放到嘴里然后点燃尾巴All right. I'll see you later.好的回头见I was raised in what I suppose我是由我姐姐麦琪带大的was certain amount of freedom from my sister Maggie. 她给了我相当大的自&hearts;由&hearts;Joe was her man.乔是她男朋友They banned the big fishing rigs in the Gulf that year 那一年墨西哥湾禁用大型捕鱼设备and we were poor.We scraped by on what Joe could earn doing charters and lawn work. 我们靠乔做除草之类的工作勉强糊口Hey.喂Hey. Come on. Come here.喂快点到这边来Come on!快点啊You alone?你一个人吗？You deaf? Are you alone?你聋了吗？你是一个人吗？No.不是No what? You're not alone, or you're not deaf?不是什么？你不是一个人？还是不是个聋子？Give me that.把那个给我Come on.拜托Here. I brought you something to drink.给我给你带了点喝的Attaboy.好样的Here. I took this for you.给我给你带了这个What's this? Birth control pills?这是什么？避孕药？Here. This, too.给还有这个Percodan?止痛片？Attaboy. Now you're talking.好样的这就对了What else?还有什么？Come on. Come on. Jesus fucking Christ.快点快点啊该死的You bite your nails?你咬指甲？这可是个坏习惯People tell you the eyes are the windows to the soul. 人们说眼睛是心灵的窗户Bullshit.放屁Hands...手That's the sign of a gentleman.那才是一个绅士的标志Come on. Let's go.行了我们走Come on.来啊What?!什么？Come on. Come on.快来快来Get in the boat.到船里去If I don't get home, my uncle...如果我没回家我叔叔会...Fuck your uncle. Get in the boat.去你&hearts;妈&hearts;的&hearts;叔叔到船里去Come on. Pick up the anchor. Let's go.快点起锚我们走Where are we... Shut up and get in the boat.我们是去... 闭嘴快上船Where are we going?我们是去哪？Mexico.墨西哥What?什么Police boat.巡逻艇What?什么Police boat.巡逻艇Stop. Stop.Ahoy there! Son, are you all right?喂孩子你还好吗？Where you headed?你要去哪？Oh, nowhere.哪也不去An old lady over on Cat Cay thought she saw a raft out here yesterday 猫岛的一个老妇人说她昨天在这里看见了一个筏子A man on it.上面有个男人He'd be wearing an orange prison suit.穿着橙色的囚衣You see anything like that?你有见过吗？Mmm, nope.没有Tie up our line and we'll tow you in.系上绳子我们拖你过来And that was the end of it.事情就这样结束了Perhaps you've had an experience like that也许你在童年有过类似的经历in childhood and told no one.你对谁都没说过Perhaps you've had that brush with a world so large也许世界那么大你与此擦肩而过that you seldom or never saw it again.你很少或再也不会遇见Jesus. It's the land time forgot.天啊这就是那片被时间遗忘之地It's Nora driggers Dinsmoor.诺拉·吉格斯·丁斯莫尔的家You wait here.你待在这I'm gonna find out what they want us to do.我去看看他们要我们做什么Is it all right if I take a look around?我可以四处看看吗？No. You stay put till I come back.不行别动等我回来我说真的God knows what's in these weeds.天知道这些杂草堆里有什么Nora Driggers Dinsmoor...诺拉·吉格斯·丁斯莫尔The richest lady in the Gulf墨西哥湾最富有的女士who had lost her mind 30 years ago自从30年前她的未婚夫在婚礼祭台前离她而去when her fiancé left her standing at the altar.她就变得有些疯疯癫癫的What's your name?你叫什么名字？Finn.费恩Hey, Finn?喂费恩Hey!喂Come on.来Hey, man, we're out of here.伙计我们走吧She slipped me $500 under the door.她从门逢里给我塞了500美元Gas money, she called it.她说是油费Weirdest thing.太奇怪了What? Nothing. Can I ride with you?怎么了？没什么我能坐你旁边吗？Sure. Just don't sit too close.当然别靠太近You smell like fertilizer.你闻起来像肥料Really? I do?真的？会吗？Mag?麦琪Maybe you've got the wrong number.You're not gonna believe where we were...你不会相信我们...Yes, well, he just...是的他只是Did he do something bad?他犯了什么错吗？I'll be glad to.我很乐意That sounds really...听起来很...You got it.是的Okay. 3:00. This Saturday?好的这周六三点？OK. And thank you so much, ma'am. Thank you very...好的太感谢您了夫人太感...Babe, you are not gonna believe where we were today.宝贝你不会相信我们今天去哪儿了Joe, that was Nora Driggers Dinsmoor.乔那是诺拉·吉格斯·丁斯莫尔的电&hearts;话&hearts;See, I knew it was too good to be true.看吧我就知道事情太好了不像是真的What? She want her money back?想干嘛？想要回她的钱吗？She wants him. Finn.她要他费恩The richest lady in the whole goddamn state本州最他妈富有的女人calls me on the phone and wants my little brother to go play with her niece. 打电&hearts;话&hearts;跟我说要我弟弟去陪她侄女玩Yeah? Why?是吗为什么？Why? She met him. The old bat liked you, didn't she?为什么？她见到他了那个老太婆喜欢他不是吗Look. He's a likable kid, Joe. He's adorable.瞧他是个惹人爱的孩子乔他很可爱Who knows? Who cares?谁知道呢？谁在乎？Joe, come on, come on now, this is a really good thing.乔拜托这确实是件好事不不怎么可能丁斯莫尔根本就没看见费恩She wouldn't open the door. She slipped this underneath.她不肯开门她从下面把这个塞了出来What is it? What is it, Joe? God!搞什么怎么回事乔天哪You like living down here?你喜欢住这破地方？You like living here, Joe, you like living with all the dead people down here? 你喜欢和这些死气沉沉的人住一块？What's wrong with the people down here all of a sudden?那些人突然间都怎么了？I'm tired of working so many extra shifts我受够了老是加班加点to put it back into your boat.把它放回船里去Mag, they took away the nets. I can't change that.麦琪他们把鱼网没收了我没办法啊Fuck the nets, Joe!去他的鱼网乔Escaped convict Arthur lustig was recaptured今晚早些时候越狱犯亚瑟·拉斯蒂格earlier this evening by Sarasota police.被萨拉索塔警方抓获This concludes a 4-day, statewide manhunt for lustig,从而结束了对谋杀吉恩·瓦利安特的凶手拉斯蒂格the convicted murderer of gene valiente.长达4天的全州追捕行动Valiente, reputed mob boss of the castellano family瓦利安特著名的卡斯特拉诺家族老大was gunned down in his Bradington home last Christmas.去年圣诞节在他布雷登顿的寓所被枪杀Lustig will return to Raiford penitentiary's death row拉斯蒂格将被送回雷福德监狱的死牢where he is scheduled to die by lethal injection march 16th.3月16日他将在那里执行注射死刑I'm Robin Wagner reporting from...罗宾·瓦格娜为您报道Holy shit.牛逼Hey, you look sharp.How do I smell?我闻起来怎么样？Smell clean.干净清新Ok, tea time.好了喝茶的时间到了Now, be polite in there.要有礼貌Say "yes, ma'am. No, ma'am."要说“是的，夫人；不，夫人”I will.我会的You ok with this?你没问题吗？He's great. Go ahead.他很棒去吧Say "may I, please." All that stuff.要说“请允许我”之类的话Oh. It's the gardener.是那个园丁The design of this floor was taken from the Alhambra in Spain.这层楼的设计参考了西班牙的阿尔汉布拉宫The ceiling is gold leaf. Real gold.天花板是金叶子真金的It's exactly like the thousand wing ceiling from the Accademia in venice. 就像威尼斯学院的翼状天花板Old Ms. Dinsmoor hadn't been seen in years.很长时间没人见过老丁斯莫尔女士I'd heard that she was crazy.我听闻她疯了Go ahead.进去吧Aren't you coming?你不进来吗？Quel sot.（法语）真傻But nobody knew how crazy.但没人知道有她有多疯Her room smelled of dead flowers and cat piss.她的房&hearts;间充斥着腐烂花朵和猫尿的味道你是谁?Finn, ma'am.费恩夫人What are you doing in my bedroom, Finn? 你来我卧室做什么？费恩I don't know.我不知道Give me your hand.把手给我What is this?这是什么？Your... your boob.您的您的咪&hearts;咪&hearts;My heart. It's my heart.我的心是我的心It's broken.它破碎了Can you tell?你能感到吗？I'm sorry.抱歉It's all right. Come.没关系跟我来Tabby, scram.滚开塔比Wow. That's a big cat.哇是只大猫That's the biggest cat I've ever seen.那是我见过最大的猫What do you feed it?您喂它吃什么？Other cats.别的猫Go ahead.继续You can proceed.你可以继续Dance.跳舞I'd like you to dance for me.That's why you're here.那就是你来这的原因To entertain me. So go ahead, dance, anything. 来逗我开心随意跳吧Pony, fox trot, frug. Philly dog, fandango.小马舞狐步舞节拍舞费城舞凡丹戈舞Anything.随便什么I can't.我不会I'm sorry, ma'am.抱歉夫人You can't?你不会？"I'm sorry, ma'am"?“抱歉，夫人”？Or you won't?You dance! Dance! Dance! Dance! 还是你不愿意？你跳啊快跳Oh, get out of here.滚出去Wait!等等I can draw.我会画画You can use my lipstick and eyebrow pencil你可以用我的口红和眉笔来画over there on the dressing table.就在那边的梳妆台上Estella?艾丝黛拉？Estella?艾丝黛拉？Is tea ready?是茶准备好了？I'd like you to sit for a portrait.我要你坐下来画幅肖像A portrait? By whom?肖像？谁来画？That boy.那个男孩那个园丁？I'll be in my room.我回房&hearts;间了Come back and sit.回来坐下Please.请And you come sit by me...还有你过来坐我旁边Allez, allez.（法语）来开始吧She's beautiful, isn't she?她很漂亮是吧？Une jeune déesse, n'est-ce pas?（法语）一位年轻的女神不是吗？Ne parle pas de moi d'avant ce gargon.（法语）别在这男孩前谈论我What do you think of her?你觉得她怎么样？Come on. Whisper in my ear.说吧悄悄告诉我Come on.说嘛I think she's a snob.我觉得她势利Anything else?还有呢？I think she's real pretty.她很漂亮Anything else?还有呢？I think she doesn't like me.我想她不喜欢我But you love her.但你爱她She'll only break your heart. It's a fact.她只会让你伤心这是个事实It's tragic. You're already in love with her.很不幸你已经爱上了她And even though I warn you, even though I guarantee you,the girl will only hurt you terribly,那个女孩只会深深地伤害你you'll still pursue her.你仍然会追求她Ain't love grand?爱情是不是很伟大？I'd like to go now.我要走了Oh, have you finished?你画完了吗？Before I'm a teenager, please.趁我还年轻请快些Can I go now?我可以走了吗？Would you like to come again?你愿意再来吗？Would you like to see Estella again?你愿意再来看艾丝黛拉吗？Yes.我愿意Poor boy. Poor boy. Poor boy.可怜的孩子可怜的孩子This is yours, dear.这是你的亲爱的The ways of the rich and all my longing我对富人生活方式的所有渴望which began that day就从那天开始了to paint for the rich, to have their freedom,为富人画画为享有他们的自&hearts;由&hearts; to love Estella...为爱着艾丝黛拉The things we cannot have.这些我们无法拥有的事物Give this to your guardian.把这个给你的监护人Would you see Finn out, please?你可以送费恩出去吗？Want some?来点吗？没有毒的You remember it.记住它You remember how it felt.记住这份感觉And then I went home to draw it.然后我回家画了下来You look in the drawer?抽屉看过了吗？I'm going to work.我要去工作了What are you gonna do before you go to bed? 睡觉前你准备做什么？Brush my teeth.刷牙That's really beautiful, Finn.这真漂亮费恩Keep it up, ok?继续画下去好吗？Maggie left that night.那天晚上麦琪离开了She never came back.她再也没回来I'll see you when you wake up.你醒了我会来看你Joe raised me. We never said a word.乔抚养了我我们再也不提此事I still visited paradiso perduto every Saturday. 每周六我继续拜访“失乐园”Feel it. Feel it. Feel it. Feel it.感受它感受它The money Dinsmoor paid me丁斯莫尔付给我的钱kept me in paints and brushes.让我能够买&hearts;&hearts;画笔和颜料And there was Estella.而且艾丝黛拉也在那里Smile.笑Smile.Smile. All right, don't smile.笑好了别笑了Ahh, yes, feel it!没错感受它Wonderful. Wonderful. Feel it in your bones.好极了从内心去感受它Where are you going, dear?亲爱的你要去哪？I have to get ready.我得去准备I have that cocktail thing at the rewalds.我要去瑞瓦德家参加鸡尾酒会Lane rewald? That old gin blossom?莱恩·瑞瓦德？那个老酒鬼？One more cocktail we'll be able to eat him.再来杯鸡尾酒我们都能把他吃了Karl rewald. Lane is his father.是卡尔·瑞瓦德莱恩是他父亲Karl doesn't even drink.卡尔甚至都不喝酒The whole family's pickled.这一家人都烂醉如泥Who's your escort?谁护送你去？Escort? Please. This is the eighties. I'm going back... 护送我？拜托现在都八十年代了我打算...I'll bring you.我送你Certainly. Finn will make a fine date.无疑费恩会有场不错的约会Oh, god.天哪Then it's done.就这么定了Ok, fine, but you meet me there. 1115 north ocean. 好吧但我们在北洋大街1115号&hearts;那里见All right. Sure.好的一定And wear your dinner jacket.穿上你的晚礼服你还有多少时间？None! I'm late! I'm dead! Wow!没了我迟到了我死定了That'll pass as a dinner jacket, huh?就拿这件当晚礼服吧This is a girl's.这是女款的Just keep it buttoned and no one will notice.扣子扣上没人会注意的Where'd you get this?你从哪找来的？It's Maggie's.这是麦琪的It's the only thing she left.是她唯一留下的东西What a bitch.真是个婊&hearts;子&hearts;Ow! What?!嗷干嘛？"What." come here.“干嘛” 过来Jeez.老天You all right for money?钱够花吗？Yeah, I'm good.嗯够You a little nervous?有点紧张？Yeah, a little.是有点You got it? There you go.好了吗？好了You just be yourself, huh?只要做你自己就行Go on. Have fun.去吧玩得开心You're not on the list.您不在名单上All right. Could you check the name "Dinsmoor"?Yes, I did, sir. You're not on this list.是的先生我查过了您不在名单上I'd appreciate if you'd leave now.如果您现在离开的话我会很感激的All right? Thank you very much.好吗？非常感谢Hi, Mrs. Lake.莱克夫人您好So right in the usual spot, sir.先生就停在老地方Mr. and Mrs. Catcher.卡切尔先生和夫人Hi.嗨You want to get me out of here?想带我离开这儿吗？Yes.是的Come on in.进来吧Where do you want to go?你想去哪里？I don't know. How about your house?不知道去你家怎么样？All right.好的Let's go.我们走The moths around the light bulb here灯泡周围的飞蛾are from the Thousand-Wing Ceiling in Venice, Italy. 就像意大利威尼斯学院的翼状天花板Uh, Joe's not here. He's, um...呃乔不在他去...He's, uh, I don't know, playing dominoes.他去...我不知道去玩多米诺骨牌了吧Is that your room?这是你的房&hearts;间吗？Yeah. Yeah.是的我真没想过会有人陪我你知道的You still draw.你还在画画Yeah.是的Gonna hang a couple of them up at Washington Federal.准备把其中两幅挂到华盛顿联邦去The bank?那家银行？Yeah.对You have to go to New York.你得去纽约New York?纽约？It's the center of the art world.它是世界艺术的中心If you stay here, you'll end up painting coconuts for tourists. 如果你待在这里最终你会为游客画椰子去When did you do this?你是什么时候画的这个？A while ago.不久前I don't wear my hair like that anymore.我不再那样梳头发了But you should.但你该那样I mean... You like it that way?我的意思是你喜欢那样吗？What else do you like?你还喜欢什么？How come all this time we see each other every week,为什么我们每周见面You know, but we never did anything?却什么也不做？Did anything?做什么？Went out, saw a movie, whatever.逛街看电影随便什么You never asked.And if I had?如果我提了呢？I'm here, aren't I?我就在这儿不是吗？Are you with anyone?你和谁一起？Right this second?此刻？No. I mean, like...不我是说比如Like a steady boyfriend?比如说固定的男朋友？Yes.是的No.没有You could have anyone.你想要谁做男友都能如愿No rush.不着急What about you? Finn.那你呢？Why not?为什么不？'Cause I...因为我I...我I just...我只是I know.我知道I know.我知道Hey, what's wrong?怎么了？Nothing. It's late. What time is it?没什么不早了几点了？It's, uh, it's 10:30. Where are you going? 呃 10点半你要去哪儿？我得回家了Why?为什么？'Cause I have a million things to do tonight.因为今晚我有很多事情要做Stay.留下来Je vais aller ãxa0 France demain.（法语）我明天去法国I don't speak French.我不会法语Quel dommage.（法语）真可惜Estella?艾丝黛拉？Excuse me.抱歉Have you seen Estella?您有见到艾丝黛拉吗？Dinsmoor was weirder than usual.丁斯莫尔比平时更古怪了But I had to see Estella.但我必须去见艾丝黛拉I never come here. Never.我从来没来过这里从来没有You know why?你知道为什么吗？26 years ago, I trusted.26年前我相信I saved myself. I was a virgin.我拯救了我自己我那时还是个处&hearts;女&hearts; It's funny, hmm?很好笑是吗？Those were the times. That's how I was raised.那就是往昔啊我就是这样长大的What kind of creature takes such a thing?什么样的人会接受这么一个东西Such a gift? A trust?这样的一个礼物？一份信托财产？Who does this?Takes advantage of a 42-year-old woman?占一个42岁老女人的便宜？What kind of creature leaves this woman waiting like a fool? 什么样的人会让这个女人像傻子一样苦等？A man. A man does this.一个男人是个男人So men must pay. Am I right?所以男人必须偿还我说得对吗？Estella will make men weep.艾丝黛拉会让男人流泪Do you know where she is?您知道她在哪吗？Oh, yes. She'll break them.是的她会让他们伤心I taught her well. When she returns,我把她教得很好当她回来时she'll cut through them like a hot knife through butter.她会游刃有余地应付他们Returns?回来？Oh, my dear boy,噢我亲爱的孩子Didn't you know?你不知道吗?Estella's left for school abroad.艾丝黛拉去留学了Switzerland for 2 years, then Paris.先去瑞士两年然后是法国She's gone. Didn't she say good-bye?她已经走了没和你道别吗?Oh, I'm sure she meant to.噢我肯定她是故意的See you next week, dear.亲爱的下周见7 years passed.7年过去了I stopped going to Paradiso Perduto.我不再去“失乐园”了I stopped painting.不再画画了我抛开了幻想也忘记了那个不需要我的富有的小仙女None of it would happen to me again.这些不会再发生在我身上了I'd seen through it.我已经看透了I elected to grow up.我选择长大Finn!费恩This is Jerry Ragno.这是杰瑞·拉格诺Um, Jerry... Mr. Ragno is a lawyer in Miami.杰瑞...拉格诺先生是迈阿密的一名律师and New York. We have offices in Manhattan.还有纽约我们在曼哈顿也有事务所So, Finn, I'm empowered by my client费恩我的委托人授权我to make your dreams come true.来实现你的梦想Ha ha ha!哈哈哈Really?真的？Any particular dream or...任何特殊的梦想just all of them?还是全部？Have you ever shown your work?你展出过你的的作品吗？Well, they had Finn's painting up at Washington Federal Bank. 他们把费恩的画挂在华盛顿联邦银行上Come on! That was 7... 8 years ago.拜托那是7...8年前的事了Now I told you I gave all that up.我告诉过你我放弃了I... I don't understand what this is all about, Mr. Ragno.我不知道这是怎么回事拉格诺先生How would you like a show? A one-man show. Thrall Gallery. 办场画展怎么样？一个单人展在萨尔画廊In New York?Yeah. My client Erica Thrall...是我的委托人埃里卡·萨尔wants to bring you to New York for a one-man show...想送你去纽约办场个人画展Why? ...in her gallery.为什么？在她的画廊里I mean this is bullshit. Oh, hear the man now.我说这是在胡扯听这个人说Have you ever sent slides of your work to the Thrall Gallery?你有没有把你作品的幻灯片发送到萨尔画廊？Yeah. Probably. I sent slides everywhere when I was in high school. 大概吧当我读高中的时候我哪儿都送过Look, obviously they made quite an impression.显然你的作品给人留下了深刻的印象A plane ticket to New York plus $1,000 for incidentals.一张去纽约的机票加上1000美元的零用钱Sorry. They're all in hundreds.抱歉都是些百元大钞Well...唔The hundreds aren't the problem.百元大钞不是问题I just... I don't paint anymore.只是我已经不画了Whose business was it?是谁的职责？Whose business was it what I did with my life?决定我人生目标是谁的职责？Who'd gotten my life in order? Me.是谁让我的生活变得井井有条？是我I was in control.由我掌控And everything I wanted, I had.我想要什么就有什么Ms. Dinsmoor?丁斯莫尔女士？Cocktails ready, Thomas?鸡尾酒好了吗？托马斯Uh, no. It's... it's me. It's Finn.不是我费恩我来…Looking for Estella. I know.来找艾丝黛拉我知道That hook is in deep, isn't it, dear?你很痴情不是吗？亲爱的Actually, I came to ask you a question.实际上我是来问您一个问题的I see. After nearly 10 years我明白了将近10年Without a word, without a visit.没有只言片语也未曾登门拜访Come to interrogate me. How interesting.倒过来讯问我了真有趣I'm sorry. Things happened.抱歉发生了一些事I know what happened.我知道发生了什么The love of your life left you.你的一生挚爱离你而去Hurts, doesn't it?受伤了是不是？Come closer.靠近点I've gone red.我染红发了Yeah, I noticed. It's nice.是的我看到了很漂亮And look at you.看看你All grown up. A man.长大了变成男人了Ms. Dinsmoor, a lawyer named Ragno came to see me. 丁斯莫尔女士有个叫拉格诺的律师来找我Spider.蜘蛛You know him?你认识他？Ragno means "spider" in Italian.意大利语里“拉格诺”的意思是蜘蛛You must learn other languages, Finn.This lawyer Ragno says he represents an art gallery owner in New York 这个拉格诺律师说他代表一位纽约的画廊老板and they want to show my work.他们想展出我的作品You can draw.你会画画You can't dance worth a shit,你舞跳得狗屁不如But you can draw.可你挺会画画的I wanted to ask. Did you know anything about this?我想问您知道这件事吗？Estella's in New York.艾丝黛拉在纽约I doubt our paths will cross.我想我们不会相遇So you're going?这么说你打算去了？You think I should?您觉得我该去吗?I remember watching you from that very window over there.我还记得我在那边的窗户看着你A scared little mouse scurrying across my garden一只受惊的小老鼠在我的花&hearts;园&hearts;里跑来跑去And through my front door.穿过我的前门Now...another door opens.现在另一扇门打开了What will our mouse do?我们的老鼠会怎么做？I expect an invitation.我期待收到请柬I'm sorry?什么？To your opening. Your show.一封你画展开幕的请柬Ladys and gentleman. This is your final boarding call.女士们先生们这是最后一次登机广播What kind of equipment you flying?你坐的是什么飞机？什么？They got you on a widebody or 767?你坐的是空客还是767？I have no idea. I just hope it stays up there.不知道我只希望它待在上空Now, you better get on.你最好开始登机了Yeah.好What happens if I get up there and, uh...会发生什么事？如果我到了那然后...I can't? I can't do it? Hey, Finn...我不能我做不到听着费恩Nothing harder than being given your chance.没有什么事比得到机会更难的了At least that's what I heard.至少我是这么听来的Sir? Sir?先生先生You can't proceed without a ticket.没有机票不能进去Taxi!出租车How could you fuck a dead man? Hum? Fack a dead man. 你怎么能干一个死人？干&hearts;死&hearts;人？You know how I know?我怎么会知道？'Cause I'm gonna kill the motherfucker!因为我要杀了那个混&hearts;蛋&hearts;Wait, hold on! Shit! Hold on!等下别挂妈的别挂Hey, you got change for a dollar?喂你有1美元零钱吗？What?什么？Fuck you! Fuck you!去你的去你的Wait-- fuck you, man!等等去你的小子Fuck you!Well, then, there I was.那么我到了Ms. Dinsmoor as my secret benefactor丁斯莫尔女士作为我的秘密赞助人sent me to New York to draw,送我到纽约去画画to have the girl,去见这个女孩to have it all,去拥有一切and I looked out on the great city我向外看着这座如过去很多城市一样as so many before which held it all,容纳着一切的伟大城市and it was that close...它如此之近and it was mine.它是我的Liebchen, gut morgen.（德语）亲爱的早上好Are you still holding the Picasso,你还拿着那幅毕加索的画吗？the red and green one?红红绿绿的那个Good, because I think I have somebody interested.好的因为我觉得有人对此有兴趣No, I can't say right now.不我现在不能说Just the Picasso.只要那幅毕加索的画Fabelhaft. Danke.（德语）非常好谢谢Your work, darling?亲爱的你的作品呢？Here's where you show me your work.这里是你向我展示作品的地方Right. I told you. I don't have it. I mean there isn't any work. 好的我说过我没有我是说一件作品都没有I told the work... Then you better get busy.我说过作品... 那你最好忙起来肚子鼓出来只是...why am I here? You saw some slides?我为什么在这里？你不是看过幻灯片了吗？I gave Keith Haring a show凯斯·哈林在我手心画了几笔后after he drew a sketch in the palm of my hand.我就给他办了画展That worked out.挺成功的Yeah, all right. But which ones? Which paintings did you like? 好吧哪一类的？你喜欢哪种画？The point is I saw something, the beginning of something.关键是我看到了某种东西某种开始And here you are.然后你来了Annette at Sotheby's.苏富比拍卖&hearts;&hearts;行的安妮特What you do here is really up to you, isn't it?你上这来干什么实际取决于你自己不是吗？Stay and paint, or enjoy the sights and go home.留下来画画或者欣赏下风景然后回家Your choice.由你决定Either way, I always enjoy meeting a young painter.不管怎样我总是喜爱见见年轻的画家Ok, I mean, I'll do it.好我是说我会的I said that I'll do it. I'll do the paintings.我说我会的我会画的Wonderful. Call Marcy when you have something for us.好极了当你有作品给我们时打电&hearts;话&hearts;给玛西And I could still draw.我还能画Nothing had lessened it as much as I had abused it,无论我如何挥霍没什么能削弱我这种能力Much as I had abandoned it.尽管我放弃了它It was a gift, and it was still mine.这是种天赋仍旧是我的天赋And everything else was less real.。

远大前程(Great Expectations)

The Second Expectation
The Second Expectation
The Second Expectation
As he was gradually getting familiar with the physical and cultural norms of his new status,he also formed the class conception that went with those norms. Therefore, when Joe came to visit Pip, he felt embarrassed and angry at Joe's illmanners,despite his love for Joe and their relationship.
The Last Expectation
Hence, Pip got poor again. Worse still, he got sick severely.Thanks to Joe's care, Pip recovered quickly. Eventually,Pip left for India to work for his friend Herbet's company.When he returned to his hometown years later,everything got changed. At Miss Havisham's deserted mansion,Pip happened to meet Estella. They talked and walked away quietly.
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远大前程英语小介绍

背景介绍
The story is set in 1812 to the 1840 Christmas Eve winter, the protagonist orphan Pip to autobiographical approach, describing the beginning of three years from the seven stages of life. This Dickens novel indentation style of text as a vehicle through the ups and ups and downs of the play orphans, expressing his views on life and human nature.
As the morning mists had risen long ago when I first left the forge, so, the evening mists were rising now, and in all the broad expanse of tranquil light they showed to me, I saw no shadow of another parting from her.
Good Expectations
-------远大前程
No more lies, live well, and பைடு நூலகம்ie happy. 不再说谎，活得自在，死的愉快。
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critical 鉴定的、临界的、批评的、决定性的 critical realist 批判现实主义 vehicle 车辆、工具、运载工具、传播媒介
这时夜色已经黑透，看来就要这样一黑到天明，我们仅有的一点光亮，是乎不是来自天空，而是来自河上，一桨又一桨的，搅动着那寥寥几颗倒映在水里的寒星。

远大前程英文概括（精选五篇）

远大前程英文概括（精选五篇）第一篇：远大前程英文概括Great expectationsThe story is divided into three phases of Pip's life expectations.In the first expectation, Pip lives a humble existence with his ill-tempered older sister and her strong but gentle husband.This life is suddenly turned upside down when he is visited by a London attorney, Mr.Jaggers, who informs Pip that he is to come into the “Great Expectation” of a handsome property and be trained to be a gentleman at the behest of an anonymous benefactor.The second stage of Pip's expectations has Pip in London, learning the details of being a gentlemen, having tutors, fine clothing, and joining cultured society.At the end of this stage, Pip is introduced to his benefactor, again changing his world.The third and last stage of Pip's expectations alters Pip's life from the artificially supported world of his upper class strivings and introduces him to realities that he realizes he must deal with, facing moral, physical and financial challenges.Pip does, however, use the perspective of the bitter lessons he's learned to comment acidly on various actions and attitudes in his earlier life.第二篇：远大前程(英文)Great Expectations——远大前程In thistterm , I read a book called 《 Great Expectations》, it was written by Charles Dickens, one of the most famous English writers.He wrote lots of wonderful novels.This book is one of his compositions.People always like to compare with their friends.It is a big foible of all the people.If other people have a lot of money, we also want to be rich.If all the people around us are poor , wenever mind that we are very poor, too.we will not ashamed because of our folly.This is a social problem.If we never possess anything, we will not mi nd we lost some thing.Since we don’t want to be very rich ,we will not feel despond because poor.The protagonist of this novel is Pip(Handel).His parents died when he was a baby.His sister had brought him up ‘by hand’.His sister married to Joe Gargery, the village blacksmith.They didn’t have much money, and Pip never went to school to study.But he was often very happy.Because all of his friends are like him.It isn’t very unfortunate to them, this is their lives.But by a chance, Pip helped a convict;he gave much food to him.Then he met Miss Havisham, a very strange old woman and she was very rich.Four years later, Miss Havisham wants Pip to be removed from his home and educated as a gentleman who expects inherit a fortune when he grow up.After hearing that.Pip started to despise his poor friends.He even feel ashamed because he live with the poor man.Pip’s ‘great expectations’ destroyed his life.This novel told us that we cannot compare with others.Don’t feel envy at the others money.And if one day you be very rich , please don’t despise your poor friends.第三篇：远大前程英文读后感远大前程英文读后感一：Great Expectations“Great expectations” is one of Dicken’s most maturest works.After Dicken had experienced large part of meaningful life, he had a deeper cognition for people, environment, as well as the life which he had gone through.And all the mature cognitions are included in this writing---Great expectations.pip was brought up by his sister who was unpleasant as well as crude and her friendly blacksmith husband—Joe.Joe himself had arranged a common hard but satisfied path for pip to go through, and onthe other hand, pip beheld this as his highest goal to achieve.But the two things which he had experienced later had changed his pursue and his fate as well.Met Abel Magwith（an escaped convict）in the swamp, and unwillingly helped him out of danger by stealing food from his own home.If say that had changed his attitude for material life, then, his introduction to Miss Havisham, an aging woman who had been jilted at the alter and Estella who had been brought up by Havisham only to revenge for her own pain had brought vast shock for his world of spirit.Aspiring to be a gentleman despite his humble born, pip fortunately or unfortunately received a fund of wealth from an unknown source and being sent to London with a lawyer.From then on, he became a gentleman without question at the price of losing everything.The title of this book is ‘Great expectations” which make an impression on us that the character would have great expectations just as the title goes.But in fact this title has a tone of sarcastic on the other way around.This story full of quirkiness from the very beginning to the end, the relations among characters are anfractuous as well which actually attracted me a lot.One of the paragraphs, which I appreciate most implicatively as well as beautifully expresses the feeling between pip and Estella.“We are friends,” said I, rising and bending over her, as she rose from the bench.‘And will continue friends apart.” Said Estella.I took his hand in mine, and we went out of the ruined place;and, as the morning mists had risen long ago when I first let the forge, so, the evening mists were rising now, and in all the broad expanse of tranquil light they showed to me, I saw no shadow of another parting from her.At the view of language, this works had achieved a step o f highest, Dicken had made this writing plain and fluent as well, which surely can attract lots ofreaders and high comments.To be frank, I really impressed by this art of beauty.So I like Dicken’s works very much.远大前程英文读后感二：To be simpleAfter reading the whole book of “Great Expectations” written by Charles Dickens, I can’t find suitable words to express my thoughts completely.First of all, I am attracted by the excellent literary talent of Charles Dickens.The descriptions of the details are just right for the foundation of the background.The design of the story also brings me shock.To me, it is not only a good story, but also a lesson of the life that I am experiencing.But, what I have learnt from the book is not the main idea that Charles Dickens wanted to show.What impresses me deeply is only a supporting role —pared with the life of pip, what Joe has experienced is so ordinary.He is an ordinary blacksmith, an ordinary husband, an ordinary brother, an ordinary friend, even an ordinary person!However, just such an ordinary person brings me a great special feeling.In his world, life is so simple.He is far away from the complex world which is polluted by the ugly soul of people.M ay be, “kind-hearted” is the biggest advantage of him, which is also the biggest shortage of him in his daily life.Different from all the other figures in the book, Joe’s life is so simple and his thoughts also stay pure after he experiences whatever sufferings that life gives him.In my opinion, his childhood is miserable.What he has experienced must be unhappy and sorrowful.He grows up in such a family, meets so much violence（May be, in that period, it is common）。

Great Expectations《远大前程(1998)》完整中英文对照剧本

片名：远大前程There either is or is not a way things are.世事无常The color of the day. The way it felt to be a child.以孩童的方式去感知日昼之色The feeling of saltwater on your sunburned legs.是将晒伤的腿浸泡在海水里去感觉水的颜色Sometimes the water is yellow.有时候水是黄色的Sometimes it's red.有时候是红色的But what colour it may be in memory depends on the day. 而我记忆里的颜色则取决于那一天I'm not going to tell the story the way that it happened.我不是要告诉你事情是如何发生的I'm going to tell it the way I remember.我要告诉你它在我记忆里的样子Help! Help!救命救命What's your name?你叫什么名字？Whisper. What's your name?小点声你叫什么？Whisper!小点声Finn.费恩What's your last name?你姓什么？Bell.贝尔Where do you live?住哪儿？Near the pier.码头附近You have tools at home?家里有工具吗？Help!救命Fuck. Do you know what bolt cutters are?You know what they are or you don't know what they are? 知道还是不知道？Listen, I know your name, I know where you live,听着我知道你的名字知道你住哪儿I can find you and gut you like a fish.我可以找到你轻松把你剖开I'll pull out your fucking insides. I'll make you eat them.掏出你的内脏叫你吃掉它们You hear me? I'll make you fucking eat them.听到了吗我要你&hearts;他&hearts;妈&hearts;的吃下去You be here tomorrow morning at dawn明天天一亮你就到这儿来with bolt cutters and any kind of food带上断线钳还有随便什么吃的or I'll kill you for sure. You got me?不然我一定会宰了你听明白了吗？I'll fucking kill you if you tell anyone. Anyone!如果你敢告诉别人任何人我他妈一定宰了你Your folks... They're dead.还有你的家人他们都死了You tell anyone, the last sound you hear如果你告诉别人你最后听到的声音will be your own scream.就是你自己的惨叫Go.走吧Whoa, Finn! Whoa!哇喔费恩哇喔Oh, it's you, Joe.是你啊乔Did I scare you?我吓到你了吗？So you went out today?你们今天有出去吗？Yeah. Got a nice tan.是啊好好晒了晒太阳No fish, of course.当然没有捕鱼Settin' traps like everybody else.没有像别人一样结网捕鱼干嘛这么着急？Nowhere. Just got homework.没什么就是去做作业Hey, listen, Maggie's on a kinda rant today听着麦琪今天有些闹腾so you be careful, ok?所以你最好小心点You coming home soon?你很快就回家吧？In about an hour.大概一个小时吧You finish your work, we'll go to carvel's, ok?你作业做完我们就去帆船店怎么样？You rest up.好好休息Got a gardening job tomorrow.明天有花&hearts;园&hearts;要打理Joe?乔Yeah?怎么了？Nothing.没什么Hey, Finn!费恩How do you smoke a swordfish?怎么把剑鱼当烟抽？Bill in your mouth and light the tail.把喙放到嘴里然后点燃尾巴All right. I'll see you later.好的回头见I was raised in what I suppose我是由我姐姐麦琪带大的was certain amount of freedom from my sister Maggie. 她给了我相当大的自&hearts;由&hearts;Joe was her man.乔是她男朋友They banned the big fishing rigs in the Gulf that year 那一年墨西哥湾禁用大型捕鱼设备and we were poor.We scraped by on what Joe could earn doing charters and lawn work. 我们靠乔做除草之类的工作勉强糊口Hey.喂Hey. Come on. Come here.喂快点到这边来Come on!快点啊You alone?你一个人吗？You deaf? Are you alone?你聋了吗？你是一个人吗？No.不是No what? You're not alone, or you're not deaf?不是什么？你不是一个人？还是不是个聋子？Give me that.把那个给我Come on.拜托Here. I brought you something to drink.给我给你带了点喝的Attaboy.好样的Here. I took this for you.给我给你带了这个What's this? Birth control pills?这是什么？避孕药？Here. This, too.给还有这个Percodan?止痛片？Attaboy. Now you're talking.好样的这就对了What else?还有什么？Come on. Come on. Jesus fucking Christ.快点快点啊该死的You bite your nails?你咬指甲？这可是个坏习惯People tell you the eyes are the windows to the soul. 人们说眼睛是心灵的窗户Bullshit.放屁Hands...手That's the sign of a gentleman.那才是一个绅士的标志Come on. Let's go.行了我们走Come on.来啊What?!什么？Come on. Come on.快来快来Get in the boat.到船里去If I don't get home, my uncle...如果我没回家我叔叔会...Fuck your uncle. Get in the boat.去你&hearts;妈&hearts;的&hearts;叔叔到船里去Come on. Pick up the anchor. Let's go.快点起锚我们走Where are we... Shut up and get in the boat.我们是去... 闭嘴快上船Where are we going?我们是去哪？Mexico.墨西哥What?什么Police boat.巡逻艇What?什么Police boat.巡逻艇Stop. Stop.Ahoy there! Son, are you all right?喂孩子你还好吗？Where you headed?你要去哪？Oh, nowhere.哪也不去An old lady over on Cat Cay thought she saw a raft out here yesterday 猫岛的一个老妇人说她昨天在这里看见了一个筏子A man on it.上面有个男人He'd be wearing an orange prison suit.穿着橙色的囚衣You see anything like that?你有见过吗？Mmm, nope.没有Tie up our line and we'll tow you in.系上绳子我们拖你过来And that was the end of it.事情就这样结束了Perhaps you've had an experience like that也许你在童年有过类似的经历in childhood and told no one.你对谁都没说过Perhaps you've had that brush with a world so large也许世界那么大你与此擦肩而过that you seldom or never saw it again.你很少或再也不会遇见Jesus. It's the land time forgot.天啊这就是那片被时间遗忘之地It's Nora driggers Dinsmoor.诺拉·吉格斯·丁斯莫尔的家You wait here.你待在这I'm gonna find out what they want us to do.我去看看他们要我们做什么Is it all right if I take a look around?我可以四处看看吗？No. You stay put till I come back.不行别动等我回来我说真的God knows what's in these weeds.天知道这些杂草堆里有什么Nora Driggers Dinsmoor...诺拉·吉格斯·丁斯莫尔The richest lady in the Gulf墨西哥湾最富有的女士who had lost her mind 30 years ago自从30年前她的未婚夫在婚礼祭台前离她而去when her fiancé left her standing at the altar.她就变得有些疯疯癫癫的What's your name?你叫什么名字？Finn.费恩Hey, Finn?喂费恩Hey!喂Come on.来Hey, man, we're out of here.伙计我们走吧She slipped me $500 under the door.她从门逢里给我塞了500美元Gas money, she called it.她说是油费Weirdest thing.太奇怪了What? Nothing. Can I ride with you?怎么了？没什么我能坐你旁边吗？Sure. Just don't sit too close.当然别靠太近You smell like fertilizer.你闻起来像肥料Really? I do?真的？会吗？Mag?麦琪Maybe you've got the wrong number.You're not gonna believe where we were...你不会相信我们...Yes, well, he just...是的他只是Did he do something bad?他犯了什么错吗？I'll be glad to.我很乐意That sounds really...听起来很...You got it.是的Okay. 3:00. This Saturday?好的这周六三点？OK. And thank you so much, ma'am. Thank you very...好的太感谢您了夫人太感...Babe, you are not gonna believe where we were today.宝贝你不会相信我们今天去哪儿了Joe, that was Nora Driggers Dinsmoor.乔那是诺拉·吉格斯·丁斯莫尔的电&hearts;话&hearts;See, I knew it was too good to be true.看吧我就知道事情太好了不像是真的What? She want her money back?想干嘛？想要回她的钱吗？She wants him. Finn.她要他费恩The richest lady in the whole goddamn state本州最他妈富有的女人calls me on the phone and wants my little brother to go play with her niece. 打电&hearts;话&hearts;跟我说要我弟弟去陪她侄女玩Yeah? Why?是吗为什么？Why? She met him. The old bat liked you, didn't she?为什么？她见到他了那个老太婆喜欢他不是吗Look. He's a likable kid, Joe. He's adorable.瞧他是个惹人爱的孩子乔他很可爱Who knows? Who cares?谁知道呢？谁在乎？Joe, come on, come on now, this is a really good thing.乔拜托这确实是件好事不不怎么可能丁斯莫尔根本就没看见费恩She wouldn't open the door. She slipped this underneath.她不肯开门她从下面把这个塞了出来What is it? What is it, Joe? God!搞什么怎么回事乔天哪You like living down here?你喜欢住这破地方？You like living here, Joe, you like living with all the dead people down here? 你喜欢和这些死气沉沉的人住一块？What's wrong with the people down here all of a sudden?那些人突然间都怎么了？I'm tired of working so many extra shifts我受够了老是加班加点to put it back into your boat.把它放回船里去Mag, they took away the nets. I can't change that.麦琪他们把鱼网没收了我没办法啊Fuck the nets, Joe!去他的鱼网乔Escaped convict Arthur lustig was recaptured今晚早些时候越狱犯亚瑟·拉斯蒂格earlier this evening by Sarasota police.被萨拉索塔警方抓获This concludes a 4-day, statewide manhunt for lustig,从而结束了对谋杀吉恩·瓦利安特的凶手拉斯蒂格the convicted murderer of gene valiente.长达4天的全州追捕行动Valiente, reputed mob boss of the castellano family瓦利安特著名的卡斯特拉诺家族老大was gunned down in his Bradington home last Christmas.去年圣诞节在他布雷登顿的寓所被枪杀Lustig will return to Raiford penitentiary's death row拉斯蒂格将被送回雷福德监狱的死牢where he is scheduled to die by lethal injection march 16th.3月16日他将在那里执行注射死刑I'm Robin Wagner reporting from...罗宾·瓦格娜为您报道Holy shit.牛逼Hey, you look sharp.How do I smell?我闻起来怎么样？Smell clean.干净清新Ok, tea time.好了喝茶的时间到了Now, be polite in there.要有礼貌Say "yes, ma'am. No, ma'am."要说“是的，夫人；不，夫人”I will.我会的You ok with this?你没问题吗？He's great. Go ahead.他很棒去吧Say "may I, please." All that stuff.要说“请允许我”之类的话Oh. It's the gardener.是那个园丁The design of this floor was taken from the Alhambra in Spain.这层楼的设计参考了西班牙的阿尔汉布拉宫The ceiling is gold leaf. Real gold.天花板是金叶子真金的It's exactly like the thousand wing ceiling from the Accademia in venice. 就像威尼斯学院的翼状天花板Old Ms. Dinsmoor hadn't been seen in years.很长时间没人见过老丁斯莫尔女士I'd heard that she was crazy.我听闻她疯了Go ahead.进去吧Aren't you coming?你不进来吗？Quel sot.（法语）真傻But nobody knew how crazy.但没人知道有她有多疯Her room smelled of dead flowers and cat piss.她的房&hearts;间充斥着腐烂花朵和猫尿的味道你是谁?Finn, ma'am.费恩夫人What are you doing in my bedroom, Finn? 你来我卧室做什么？费恩I don't know.我不知道Give me your hand.把手给我What is this?这是什么？Your... your boob.您的您的咪&hearts;咪&hearts;My heart. It's my heart.我的心是我的心It's broken.它破碎了Can you tell?你能感到吗？I'm sorry.抱歉It's all right. Come.没关系跟我来Tabby, scram.滚开塔比Wow. That's a big cat.哇是只大猫That's the biggest cat I've ever seen.那是我见过最大的猫What do you feed it?您喂它吃什么？Other cats.别的猫Go ahead.继续You can proceed.你可以继续Dance.跳舞I'd like you to dance for me.That's why you're here.那就是你来这的原因To entertain me. So go ahead, dance, anything. 来逗我开心随意跳吧Pony, fox trot, frug. Philly dog, fandango.小马舞狐步舞节拍舞费城舞凡丹戈舞Anything.随便什么I can't.我不会I'm sorry, ma'am.抱歉夫人You can't?你不会？"I'm sorry, ma'am"?“抱歉，夫人”？Or you won't?You dance! Dance! Dance! Dance! 还是你不愿意？你跳啊快跳Oh, get out of here.滚出去Wait!等等I can draw.我会画画You can use my lipstick and eyebrow pencil你可以用我的口红和眉笔来画over there on the dressing table.就在那边的梳妆台上Estella?艾丝黛拉？Estella?艾丝黛拉？Is tea ready?是茶准备好了？I'd like you to sit for a portrait.我要你坐下来画幅肖像A portrait? By whom?肖像？谁来画？That boy.那个男孩那个园丁？I'll be in my room.我回房&hearts;间了Come back and sit.回来坐下Please.请And you come sit by me...还有你过来坐我旁边Allez, allez.（法语）来开始吧She's beautiful, isn't she?她很漂亮是吧？Une jeune déesse, n'est-ce pas?（法语）一位年轻的女神不是吗？Ne parle pas de moi d'avant ce gargon.（法语）别在这男孩前谈论我What do you think of her?你觉得她怎么样？Come on. Whisper in my ear.说吧悄悄告诉我Come on.说嘛I think she's a snob.我觉得她势利Anything else?还有呢？I think she's real pretty.她很漂亮Anything else?还有呢？I think she doesn't like me.我想她不喜欢我But you love her.但你爱她She'll only break your heart. It's a fact.她只会让你伤心这是个事实It's tragic. You're already in love with her.很不幸你已经爱上了她And even though I warn you, even though I guarantee you,the girl will only hurt you terribly,那个女孩只会深深地伤害你you'll still pursue her.你仍然会追求她Ain't love grand?爱情是不是很伟大？I'd like to go now.我要走了Oh, have you finished?你画完了吗？Before I'm a teenager, please.趁我还年轻请快些Can I go now?我可以走了吗？Would you like to come again?你愿意再来吗？Would you like to see Estella again?你愿意再来看艾丝黛拉吗？Yes.我愿意Poor boy. Poor boy. Poor boy.可怜的孩子可怜的孩子This is yours, dear.这是你的亲爱的The ways of the rich and all my longing我对富人生活方式的所有渴望which began that day就从那天开始了to paint for the rich, to have their freedom,为富人画画为享有他们的自&hearts;由&hearts; to love Estella...为爱着艾丝黛拉The things we cannot have.这些我们无法拥有的事物Give this to your guardian.把这个给你的监护人Would you see Finn out, please?你可以送费恩出去吗？Want some?来点吗？没有毒的You remember it.记住它You remember how it felt.记住这份感觉And then I went home to draw it.然后我回家画了下来You look in the drawer?抽屉看过了吗？I'm going to work.我要去工作了What are you gonna do before you go to bed? 睡觉前你准备做什么？Brush my teeth.刷牙That's really beautiful, Finn.这真漂亮费恩Keep it up, ok?继续画下去好吗？Maggie left that night.那天晚上麦琪离开了She never came back.她再也没回来I'll see you when you wake up.你醒了我会来看你Joe raised me. We never said a word.乔抚养了我我们再也不提此事I still visited paradiso perduto every Saturday. 每周六我继续拜访“失乐园”Feel it. Feel it. Feel it. Feel it.感受它感受它The money Dinsmoor paid me丁斯莫尔付给我的钱kept me in paints and brushes.让我能够买&hearts;&hearts;画笔和颜料And there was Estella.而且艾丝黛拉也在那里Smile.笑Smile.Smile. All right, don't smile.笑好了别笑了Ahh, yes, feel it!没错感受它Wonderful. Wonderful. Feel it in your bones.好极了从内心去感受它Where are you going, dear?亲爱的你要去哪？I have to get ready.我得去准备I have that cocktail thing at the rewalds.我要去瑞瓦德家参加鸡尾酒会Lane rewald? That old gin blossom?莱恩·瑞瓦德？那个老酒鬼？One more cocktail we'll be able to eat him.再来杯鸡尾酒我们都能把他吃了Karl rewald. Lane is his father.是卡尔·瑞瓦德莱恩是他父亲Karl doesn't even drink.卡尔甚至都不喝酒The whole family's pickled.这一家人都烂醉如泥Who's your escort?谁护送你去？Escort? Please. This is the eighties. I'm going back... 护送我？拜托现在都八十年代了我打算...I'll bring you.我送你Certainly. Finn will make a fine date.无疑费恩会有场不错的约会Oh, god.天哪Then it's done.就这么定了Ok, fine, but you meet me there. 1115 north ocean. 好吧但我们在北洋大街1115号&hearts;那里见All right. Sure.好的一定And wear your dinner jacket.穿上你的晚礼服你还有多少时间？None! I'm late! I'm dead! Wow!没了我迟到了我死定了That'll pass as a dinner jacket, huh?就拿这件当晚礼服吧This is a girl's.这是女款的Just keep it buttoned and no one will notice.扣子扣上没人会注意的Where'd you get this?你从哪找来的？It's Maggie's.这是麦琪的It's the only thing she left.是她唯一留下的东西What a bitch.真是个婊&hearts;子&hearts;Ow! What?!嗷干嘛？"What." come here.“干嘛” 过来Jeez.老天You all right for money?钱够花吗？Yeah, I'm good.嗯够You a little nervous?有点紧张？Yeah, a little.是有点You got it? There you go.好了吗？好了You just be yourself, huh?只要做你自己就行Go on. Have fun.去吧玩得开心You're not on the list.您不在名单上All right. Could you check the name "Dinsmoor"?Yes, I did, sir. You're not on this list.是的先生我查过了您不在名单上I'd appreciate if you'd leave now.如果您现在离开的话我会很感激的All right? Thank you very much.好吗？非常感谢Hi, Mrs. Lake.莱克夫人您好So right in the usual spot, sir.先生就停在老地方Mr. and Mrs. Catcher.卡切尔先生和夫人Hi.嗨You want to get me out of here?想带我离开这儿吗？Yes.是的Come on in.进来吧Where do you want to go?你想去哪里？I don't know. How about your house?不知道去你家怎么样？All right.好的Let's go.我们走The moths around the light bulb here灯泡周围的飞蛾are from the Thousand-Wing Ceiling in Venice, Italy. 就像意大利威尼斯学院的翼状天花板Uh, Joe's not here. He's, um...呃乔不在他去...He's, uh, I don't know, playing dominoes.他去...我不知道去玩多米诺骨牌了吧Is that your room?这是你的房&hearts;间吗？Yeah. Yeah.是的我真没想过会有人陪我你知道的You still draw.你还在画画Yeah.是的Gonna hang a couple of them up at Washington Federal.准备把其中两幅挂到华盛顿联邦去The bank?那家银行？Yeah.对You have to go to New York.你得去纽约New York?纽约？It's the center of the art world.它是世界艺术的中心If you stay here, you'll end up painting coconuts for tourists. 如果你待在这里最终你会为游客画椰子去When did you do this?你是什么时候画的这个？A while ago.不久前I don't wear my hair like that anymore.我不再那样梳头发了But you should.但你该那样I mean... You like it that way?我的意思是你喜欢那样吗？What else do you like?你还喜欢什么？How come all this time we see each other every week,为什么我们每周见面You know, but we never did anything?却什么也不做？Did anything?做什么？Went out, saw a movie, whatever.逛街看电影随便什么You never asked.And if I had?如果我提了呢？I'm here, aren't I?我就在这儿不是吗？Are you with anyone?你和谁一起？Right this second?此刻？No. I mean, like...不我是说比如Like a steady boyfriend?比如说固定的男朋友？Yes.是的No.没有You could have anyone.你想要谁做男友都能如愿No rush.不着急What about you? Finn.那你呢？Why not?为什么不？'Cause I...因为我I...我I just...我只是I know.我知道I know.我知道Hey, what's wrong?怎么了？Nothing. It's late. What time is it?没什么不早了几点了？It's, uh, it's 10:30. Where are you going? 呃 10点半你要去哪儿？我得回家了Why?为什么？'Cause I have a million things to do tonight.因为今晚我有很多事情要做Stay.留下来Je vais aller ãxa0 France demain.（法语）我明天去法国I don't speak French.我不会法语Quel dommage.（法语）真可惜Estella?艾丝黛拉？Excuse me.抱歉Have you seen Estella?您有见到艾丝黛拉吗？Dinsmoor was weirder than usual.丁斯莫尔比平时更古怪了But I had to see Estella.但我必须去见艾丝黛拉I never come here. Never.我从来没来过这里从来没有You know why?你知道为什么吗？26 years ago, I trusted.26年前我相信I saved myself. I was a virgin.我拯救了我自己我那时还是个处&hearts;女&hearts; It's funny, hmm?很好笑是吗？Those were the times. That's how I was raised.那就是往昔啊我就是这样长大的What kind of creature takes such a thing?什么样的人会接受这么一个东西Such a gift? A trust?这样的一个礼物？一份信托财产？Who does this?Takes advantage of a 42-year-old woman?占一个42岁老女人的便宜？What kind of creature leaves this woman waiting like a fool? 什么样的人会让这个女人像傻子一样苦等？A man. A man does this.一个男人是个男人So men must pay. Am I right?所以男人必须偿还我说得对吗？Estella will make men weep.艾丝黛拉会让男人流泪Do you know where she is?您知道她在哪吗？Oh, yes. She'll break them.是的她会让他们伤心I taught her well. When she returns,我把她教得很好当她回来时she'll cut through them like a hot knife through butter.她会游刃有余地应付他们Returns?回来？Oh, my dear boy,噢我亲爱的孩子Didn't you know?你不知道吗?Estella's left for school abroad.艾丝黛拉去留学了Switzerland for 2 years, then Paris.先去瑞士两年然后是法国She's gone. Didn't she say good-bye?她已经走了没和你道别吗?Oh, I'm sure she meant to.噢我肯定她是故意的See you next week, dear.亲爱的下周见7 years passed.7年过去了I stopped going to Paradiso Perduto.我不再去“失乐园”了I stopped painting.不再画画了我抛开了幻想也忘记了那个不需要我的富有的小仙女None of it would happen to me again.这些不会再发生在我身上了I'd seen through it.我已经看透了I elected to grow up.我选择长大Finn!费恩This is Jerry Ragno.这是杰瑞·拉格诺Um, Jerry... Mr. Ragno is a lawyer in Miami.杰瑞...拉格诺先生是迈阿密的一名律师and New York. We have offices in Manhattan.还有纽约我们在曼哈顿也有事务所So, Finn, I'm empowered by my client费恩我的委托人授权我to make your dreams come true.来实现你的梦想Ha ha ha!哈哈哈Really?真的？Any particular dream or...任何特殊的梦想just all of them?还是全部？Have you ever shown your work?你展出过你的的作品吗？Well, they had Finn's painting up at Washington Federal Bank. 他们把费恩的画挂在华盛顿联邦银行上Come on! That was 7... 8 years ago.拜托那是7...8年前的事了Now I told you I gave all that up.我告诉过你我放弃了I... I don't understand what this is all about, Mr. Ragno.我不知道这是怎么回事拉格诺先生How would you like a show? A one-man show. Thrall Gallery. 办场画展怎么样？一个单人展在萨尔画廊In New York?Yeah. My client Erica Thrall...是我的委托人埃里卡·萨尔wants to bring you to New York for a one-man show...想送你去纽约办场个人画展Why? ...in her gallery.为什么？在她的画廊里I mean this is bullshit. Oh, hear the man now.我说这是在胡扯听这个人说Have you ever sent slides of your work to the Thrall Gallery?你有没有把你作品的幻灯片发送到萨尔画廊？Yeah. Probably. I sent slides everywhere when I was in high school. 大概吧当我读高中的时候我哪儿都送过Look, obviously they made quite an impression.显然你的作品给人留下了深刻的印象A plane ticket to New York plus $1,000 for incidentals.一张去纽约的机票加上1000美元的零用钱Sorry. They're all in hundreds.抱歉都是些百元大钞Well...唔The hundreds aren't the problem.百元大钞不是问题I just... I don't paint anymore.只是我已经不画了Whose business was it?是谁的职责？Whose business was it what I did with my life?决定我人生目标是谁的职责？Who'd gotten my life in order? Me.是谁让我的生活变得井井有条？是我I was in control.由我掌控And everything I wanted, I had.我想要什么就有什么Ms. Dinsmoor?丁斯莫尔女士？Cocktails ready, Thomas?鸡尾酒好了吗？托马斯Uh, no. It's... it's me. It's Finn.不是我费恩我来…Looking for Estella. I know.来找艾丝黛拉我知道That hook is in deep, isn't it, dear?你很痴情不是吗？亲爱的Actually, I came to ask you a question.实际上我是来问您一个问题的I see. After nearly 10 years我明白了将近10年Without a word, without a visit.没有只言片语也未曾登门拜访Come to interrogate me. How interesting.倒过来讯问我了真有趣I'm sorry. Things happened.抱歉发生了一些事I know what happened.我知道发生了什么The love of your life left you.你的一生挚爱离你而去Hurts, doesn't it?受伤了是不是？Come closer.靠近点I've gone red.我染红发了Yeah, I noticed. It's nice.是的我看到了很漂亮And look at you.看看你All grown up. A man.长大了变成男人了Ms. Dinsmoor, a lawyer named Ragno came to see me. 丁斯莫尔女士有个叫拉格诺的律师来找我Spider.蜘蛛You know him?你认识他？Ragno means "spider" in Italian.意大利语里“拉格诺”的意思是蜘蛛You must learn other languages, Finn.This lawyer Ragno says he represents an art gallery owner in New York 这个拉格诺律师说他代表一位纽约的画廊老板and they want to show my work.他们想展出我的作品You can draw.你会画画You can't dance worth a shit,你舞跳得狗屁不如But you can draw.可你挺会画画的I wanted to ask. Did you know anything about this?我想问您知道这件事吗？Estella's in New York.艾丝黛拉在纽约I doubt our paths will cross.我想我们不会相遇So you're going?这么说你打算去了？You think I should?您觉得我该去吗?I remember watching you from that very window over there.我还记得我在那边的窗户看着你A scared little mouse scurrying across my garden一只受惊的小老鼠在我的花&hearts;园&hearts;里跑来跑去And through my front door.穿过我的前门Now...another door opens.现在另一扇门打开了What will our mouse do?我们的老鼠会怎么做？I expect an invitation.我期待收到请柬I'm sorry?什么？To your opening. Your show.一封你画展开幕的请柬Ladys and gentleman. This is your final boarding call.女士们先生们这是最后一次登机广播What kind of equipment you flying?你坐的是什么飞机？什么？They got you on a widebody or 767?你坐的是空客还是767？I have no idea. I just hope it stays up there.不知道我只希望它待在上空Now, you better get on.你最好开始登机了Yeah.好What happens if I get up there and, uh...会发生什么事？如果我到了那然后...I can't? I can't do it? Hey, Finn...我不能我做不到听着费恩Nothing harder than being given your chance.没有什么事比得到机会更难的了At least that's what I heard.至少我是这么听来的Sir? Sir?先生先生You can't proceed without a ticket.没有机票不能进去Taxi!出租车How could you fuck a dead man? Hum? Fack a dead man. 你怎么能干一个死人？干&hearts;死&hearts;人？You know how I know?我怎么会知道？'Cause I'm gonna kill the motherfucker!因为我要杀了那个混&hearts;蛋&hearts;Wait, hold on! Shit! Hold on!等下别挂妈的别挂Hey, you got change for a dollar?喂你有1美元零钱吗？What?什么？Fuck you! Fuck you!去你的去你的Wait-- fuck you, man!等等去你的小子Fuck you!Well, then, there I was.那么我到了Ms. Dinsmoor as my secret benefactor丁斯莫尔女士作为我的秘密赞助人sent me to New York to draw,送我到纽约去画画to have the girl,去见这个女孩to have it all,去拥有一切and I looked out on the great city我向外看着这座如过去很多城市一样as so many before which held it all,容纳着一切的伟大城市and it was that close...它如此之近and it was mine.它是我的Liebchen, gut morgen.（德语）亲爱的早上好Are you still holding the Picasso,你还拿着那幅毕加索的画吗？the red and green one?红红绿绿的那个Good, because I think I have somebody interested.好的因为我觉得有人对此有兴趣No, I can't say right now.不我现在不能说Just the Picasso.只要那幅毕加索的画Fabelhaft. Danke.（德语）非常好谢谢Your work, darling?亲爱的你的作品呢？Here's where you show me your work.这里是你向我展示作品的地方Right. I told you. I don't have it. I mean there isn't any work. 好的我说过我没有我是说一件作品都没有I told the work... Then you better get busy.我说过作品... 那你最好忙起来肚子鼓出来只是...why am I here? You saw some slides?我为什么在这里？你不是看过幻灯片了吗？I gave Keith Haring a show凯斯·哈林在我手心画了几笔后after he drew a sketch in the palm of my hand.我就给他办了画展That worked out.挺成功的Yeah, all right. But which ones? Which paintings did you like? 好吧哪一类的？你喜欢哪种画？The point is I saw something, the beginning of something.关键是我看到了某种东西某种开始And here you are.然后你来了Annette at Sotheby's.苏富比拍卖&hearts;&hearts;行的安妮特What you do here is really up to you, isn't it?你上这来干什么实际取决于你自己不是吗？Stay and paint, or enjoy the sights and go home.留下来画画或者欣赏下风景然后回家Your choice.由你决定Either way, I always enjoy meeting a young painter.不管怎样我总是喜爱见见年轻的画家Ok, I mean, I'll do it.好我是说我会的I said that I'll do it. I'll do the paintings.我说我会的我会画的Wonderful. Call Marcy when you have something for us.好极了当你有作品给我们时打电&hearts;话&hearts;给玛西And I could still draw.我还能画Nothing had lessened it as much as I had abused it,无论我如何挥霍没什么能削弱我这种能力Much as I had abandoned it.尽管我放弃了它It was a gift, and it was still mine.这是种天赋仍旧是我的天赋And everything else was less real.。

Great Expectations by Charles Dickens远大前程查尔斯·狄更斯

[远大前程/ 查尔斯·狄更斯著]Great Expectations by Charles Dickens■简介总是希望和周围的朋友攀比，这是人类的一大弱点。

如果他们有钱，我们也希望有钱。

如果他们很穷，那么我们也不在乎同样受穷。

我们不会因为自己的愚蠢而羞愧，我们只会因为比周围的朋友更蠢才感到羞愧。

这就是“人比人”的问题。

其实这里还有“往前看”的问题。

我们无所谓错过什么，假如从未期待拥有。

我们也不会因为贫穷而失望，既然我们不曾指望富有。

匹普又穷又没受过什么教育，但好在他的朋友们也都一样。

对他们来说，这并没有什么；这就是生活的本来面目。

然而，一旦匹普得知他有“远大前程”，他开始不再安分了。

他羞于与自己的伙伴们为伍，他甚至还自惭形秽。

他的“前程”显然有摧毁他的生活的“危险”。

查尔斯·狄更斯（1812—1870）是英国最伟大的小说家之一。

尽管出生清贫（他父亲因负债而入狱），他却在有生之年获得盛名而且富有。

■人物介绍Pip 匹普又名Handel汉德尔；教名菲利普Abel Magwitch，a convict阿伯尔·马格韦契，一名罪犯Mrs Joe Gargery，Joe's wife and Pip's sister乔·葛吉瑞夫人，乔的妻子，匹普的姐姐Joe Gargery，the village blacksmith乔·葛吉瑞，乡村铁匠Compeyson，a convict 康培生，一名罪犯Mr Pumblechook，Joe's uncle潘波趣先生，乔的舅舅Mr Wopsle，church clerk伍甫赛先生，教堂里的办事员Biddy，Mr Wopsle's young cousin毕蒂，伍甫赛先生的表妹Miss Havisham 郝薇香小姐Estella，adopted by Miss Havisham艾丝黛拉，被郝薇香小姐收养Herbert Pocket 赫伯特·朴凯特Matthew Pocket，Herbert's father马修·朴凯特，赫伯特的父亲Orlick奥立克Mr Jaggers，a London lawyer贾格斯先生，一名伦敦律师Mr Wemmick，Mr Jaggers’clerk文米克先生，贾格斯先生的雇员Bentley Drummle本特利·朱穆尔Startop史达多蒲Miss Skiffins，engaged to Wemmick斯基芬小姐，已与文米克先生有婚约The aged parent，or the Aged，Wemmick's father年老的父亲，或老年人，文米克的父亲■1 Pip meets a strangerMy first name was Philip，but when I was a small child I could only manage to say Pip．So Pip was what every-body called me．I lived in a small village in Essex with my sister，who was over twenty years older than me，and married to Joe Gargery，the village blacksmith．My parentshad died when I was a baby，so I could not remember them at all，but quite often I used to visit the churchyard，abut a mile from the village，to look at their names on their gravestones．My first memory is of sitting on a gravestone in that church-yard one cold，grey，December afternoon，looking out at the dark，flat，wild marshes divided by the black line of the River Thames，and listening to the rushing sound of the sea in the distance．‘Don't say a word！’cried a terrible voice，as a man jumped up from among the graves and caught hold of me．‘If you shout I'll cut your throat！’He was a big man，dressed all in grey，with an iron chain on his leg．His clothes were wet and torn．He looked exhausted，and hungry，and very fierce．I had never been so frightened in my whole life．‘Oh！Don't cut my throat，sir！’I begged in terror．‘Tell me your name，boy！Quick！’he said，still holding me．‘And show me where you live！’‘My name's Pip，sir．And I live in the village over there．’He picked me up and turned me upside-down．Nothing fell out of my pocket except a piece of old bread．He ate it in two bites，like a dog，and put me back on the gravestone．‘So where are your father and mother？’he asked．‘There，sir，’I answered，pointing to their graves．‘What！’he cried，and was about to run，when he saw where I was pointing．‘Oh！’he said．‘I see．They're dead．Well，who do you live with，if I let you live，which I haven't decided yet？’‘With my sister，sir，wife of Joe Gargery，the blacksmith．’Blacksmith，you say？And he looked down at his leg．Then he held me by both arms and stared fiercely down into my eyes．‘Now look here．You bring me a file．You know what that is？And you bring me some food．If you don't，or if you tell anyone about me，I'll cut your heart out．’‘I promise I'll do it，sir，’I answered．I was badly fright ened and my whole body was trembling .‘You see，’he continued，smiling unpleasantly，‘I travel with a young man，a friend of mine，who roasts boys’hearts and eats them．He'll find you，wherever you are，and he'll have your heart．So bring the file and the food to that wooden shelter over there，early tomorrow morning，if you want to keep your heart，that is Remember，you promised！’I watched him turn and walk with difficulty across the marshes，the chain hanging clumsily around his leg．Then I ran home as fast as I could．My sister，Mrs Joe Gargery，was very proud of the fact that she had brought me up‘by hand’．Nobody explained to me what this meant，and because she had a hard and heavy hand，which she used freely on her husband as well as me，I supposed that Joe and I were both brought up by hand．She was not a beautiful woman，being tall and thin，with black hair and eyes and a very red face．She clearly felt that Joe and I caused her a lot of trouble，and she frequently complained about it．Joe，on the other hand，was a gentle，kind man with fair hair and weak blue eyes，who quietly accepted her scolding．Because Joe and I were in the same position of being scolded by Mrs Joe，we were good friends，and Joe protected me from her anger whenever he could．So when I ran breathless into the kitchen，he gave me a friendly warning．‘She's out look-ing for you，Pip！And she's got the stick with her！’This stick had been used so often for beating me that it was now quite smooth．Just then Mrs Joe rushed in．‘Where have you been，you young monkey？'she shouted．I jumped behind Joe to avoid being hit with the stick．‘Only to the churchyard，’I whispered，starting to cry．‘Churchyard！If I hadn't brought you up，you'd be in the churchyard with our parents．You'll send me to the church-yard one day！Now let me get your supper ready，both of you！’For the rest of the evening，I thought of nothing but the stranger on the marshes．Sometimes，as the wind blew round the house，I imagined I heard his voice outside，and I thought with horror of the young man who ate boys’hearts．Just before I went to bed，we heard the sound of a big gun on the marshes．‘Was that a gun，Joe？’I asked．‘Ah！'said Joe．‘Another convict's escaped．One got away last night．They always fire the gun when one escapes．’‘Who fires the gun？’I asked．Joe shook his head to warn me．‘Too many questions，’frowned my sister．‘If you must know it's the men in the prison-ships who fire the gun．’‘I wonder who is put into prison-ships，and why？’I asked，in a general way，quietly desperate to know the answer．This was too much for Mrs Joe．‘Listen，my boy，I didn't bring you up by hand to annoy people to death！There are ships on the river which are used as prisons．People who steal and murder are put in the prison-ships，and they stay there for years sometimes．And they always begin their life of crime by asking too many questions！Now，go to bed！’I could not sleep at all that night．I was in terror of the young man who wanted my heart，I was in terror of the man with the iron chain，I was in terror of my sister，who would soon discover I had stolen her food．As soon as there was a lit-tle light in the sky outside my window，I got up and went qui-etly down to the kitchen．I stole some bread，cheese and a big meat pie，hoping that，as there was a lot of food ready for Christmas，nobody would notice what was missing．I did not dare take the whole brandy bottle，so I poured some into a smaller bottle to take away with me．Then I filled up the brandy bottle with what I thought was water from a big brown bottle．I took a file from Joe's box of tools，and ran out on to the dark marshes．The mist was so thick that I could not see anything．Al-though I knew my way to the shelter very well，I almost got lost this time．I was near it when I saw a man sitting on the ground，half asleep．I went up and touched his shoulder．He jumped up，and it was the wrong man！He was dressed in grey，too，and had an iron chain on his leg．He ran away into the mist．‘It's the young man！’I thought，feeling a pain in my heart．When I arrived at the shelter，I found the right man．He looked so cold and hungry that I felt sorry for him．Trembling violently he swallowed the brandy and ate the food like a hunt-ed animal，looking around him all the time for danger．‘You're sure you didn't tell anyone？Or bring anyone？’‘No，sir．I'm glad you're enjoying the food，sir．’‘Thank you，my boy．You've been good to a poor man．’‘But I'm afraid there won't be any left for him．’‘Him？Who's that？’My friend stopped in the middle of eating．‘The young man who travels with you．’‘Oh，him！’he replied，smiling．‘He doesn't want any food．’‘I thought he looked rather hungry，’I answered．He stared at me in great surprise．‘Looked？When？’‘Just now，over there．I found him half asleep and I thought it was you．He was dressed like you，and—’I was anxious to express this politely‘-he had the same reason for wanting to borrow a file．’‘Then I did hear them fire the gun last night！You know，boy，when you're on the marsh alone at night，you imagine all kinds of things，voices calling，guns firing，soldiers marching！But show me where this man went．I'll find him and I'll fin-ish with him！I'll smash his face！Give me the file first．’I was afraid of him now that he was angry again．‘I'm sorry，I must go home now，’I said．He did not seem to hear，so I left him bending over his leg and filing away at his iron chain like a madman．Halfway home I stopped in the mist to listen，and I could still hear the sound of the file．■1 匹普与一位陌生人相遇我的教名叫菲利普，但是在我小时候，我仅会说匹普。

狄更斯《远大前程》英文

do with his great expectations
• Magwitch – believes that the amount of money
you have, and how pretentiously you spend it, is what gives a man value. That is why he has spent his life working for money to make a poor blacksmith’s boy a ―gentleman.‖ • Pip – believes that one’s value is decided by the class one is born, or adopted into. He thinks Magwitch as the lowest of the low, which means he is also the lowest of the low for associating with him
– Pip buys him some clothes that will make him
look like a ―prosperous farmer‖
•
Pip goes to Jaggers to verify that Magwitch is his benefactor
– He assures Pip that Miss Havisham has nothing to
• While briefly out of jail,
Magwitch ran into a well-to-do man named Compeyson
Compeyson had his hand in everything illegal – swindling, forgery, and other crimes When Magwitch met him, Compeyson was working with a half-crazed man named Arthur

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远大前程英文介绍The story is divided into three phases of Pip's life expectations. The first "expectation" is allotted 19 chapters, and the other two 20 chapters each in the 59-chapter work. In some editions, the chapter numbering reverts to Chapter One in each expectation, but the original publication and most modern editions number the chapters consecutively from one to 59. At theend of chapters 19 and 39, readers are formally notified that they have reached the conclusion of a phase of Pip's expectations.In the first expectation, Pip lives a humble existence with his ill-tempered older sister and her strong but gentle husband, Joe Gargery. Pip is satisfied with this life and his warm friends until he is hired by an embittered wealthy woman, Miss Havisham, as an occasional companion to her and her beautiful but haughty adopted daughter, Estella. From that time on, Pip aspires to leave behind his simple life and be a gentleman. After years as companion to Miss Havisham and Estella, he spends more years as an apprentice to Joe, so that he may grow up to have a livelihood working as a blacksmith. This life is suddenly turned upside down when he is visited by a London attorney, Mr. Jaggers, who informs Pip that he is to come into the "Great Expectation" of a handsome property and be trained to be a gentleman at the behest of an anonymous benefactor.The second stage of Pip's expectations has Pip in London, learning the details of being a gentlemen, having tutors, fine clothing, and joining cultured society. Whereas he always engaged in honest labour when he was younger, he now is supported by a generous allowance, which he frequently lives beyond. He learns to fit in this new milieu, and experiences not only friendship but rivalry as he finds himself in the same circles as Estella, who is also pursued by many other men, especially Bentley Drummle, whom she favours. As he adopts the physical and cultural norms of his new status, he also adopts the class attitudes that go with it, and when Joe comes to visit Pip and his friend and roommate Herbert to deliver an important message, Pip is embarrassedto the point of hostility by Joe's unlearned ways, despite his protestations of love and friendship for Joe. At the end of this stage, Pip is introduced to his benefactor, again changing his world.The third and last stage of Pip's expectations alters Pip's life from the artificially supported world of his upper class strivings and introduces him to realities that he realizes he must deal with, facing moral, physical and financial challenges. He learns startling truths that cast into doubt the values that he once embraced so eagerly, and finds that he cannot regain many of the important things that he had cast aside so carelessly. The current ending of the story is different from Dickens's original intent, in which the ending matched the gloomy reverses to Pip's fortunes that typify the last expectation. Dickens was prevailed upon to change the ending to one more acceptable tohis readers' tastes in that era, and this "new" ending was the published one and currently accepted as definitive.Dickens has Pip as the writer and first person narrator of this account of his life's experiences, and the entire story is understood to have been written as a retrospective, rather than as a present tense narrative or a diary or journal. Still, though Pip "knows" how all the events in the story will turn out, he uses only very subtle foreshadowing so that we learn of events only when the Pip in the story does. Pip does, however, use the perspective of the bitter lessons he's learned to comment acidly on various actions and attitudes in his earlier life.。

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• Dickens began work as a law clerk, a junior office position with potential to become a lawyer. • He did not like the law as a profession and after a short time as a court stenographer he became a journalist, reporting parliamentary debate and traveling Britain by stagecoach to cover election campaigns. • His journalism formed his first collection of pieces Sketches by Boz and he continued to contribute to and edit journals for much of his life. • In his early twenties he made a name for himself with his first novel, The Pickwick Papers.
• At the age of twelve, Dickens was deemed old enough to work and began working for ten hours a day in Warren's boot-blacking factory, located near the present Charing Cross railway station. • He spent his time pasting labels on the jars of thick polish and earned six shillings a week. With this money, he had to pay for his lodging and help to support his family, which was incarcerated in the nearby Marshalsea debtors' prison.

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