
In this section, we analyze parts of the movie script to learn and understand the use of daily English language.
Read the passages and try to understand them. Then, read the vocabulary explanation. Finally, read the passage again.
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HENNESSEY:
I'm really sorry about this morning, John, really sorry. Please don't hate me for
dragging you into that. Please don’t...
JOHN: I don't hate you.
HENNESSEY: That's good to
hear. Really good.
JOHN: But could you at least wait until I call for you before you
show up?
HENNESSEY: You didn't call?
JOHN: Not yet. Jesus, Hennessey, you
freak me out sometimes.
HENNESSEY: So you want me to
go away and come back?
JOHN: No. I've got an
assignment for you.
HENNESSEY: Really? What kind of assignment?
JOHN: The kind you'll have to be
sober for.
| I'm really sorry |
lo siento mucho |
| to drag somebody into something |
arrastrar a alguien a algo |
| to hear |
escuchar |
| to show up |
aparecerse |
| to freak somebody out |
asustar a alguien |
| to go away |
irse |
| assignment |
misión, función, tarea |
| sober |
sobrio |

ANGELA: I killed a man today. Another one.
FATHER GARRET: I'm sorry, Angela.
ANGELA: Most
cops go twenty years without
firing their gun. Not me. I always seem to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. I didn't even see his face. I just
pulled the trigger and he went away. Just like all the
others.
FATHER GARRET: These feelings are natural in your line of work, Angela. I'd be
worried if you didn't have them. But you have to be strong. You can't allow your
faith to be overshadowed by
guilt.
ANGELA: I'm trying. I'm
trying really hard.
| cop |
poli, policía |
| to fire a gun |
disparar un arma |
| to pull the trigger |
apretar el gatillo |
| worried |
preocupado |
| faith |
fe. Faithful significa fiel. Faithless significa infiel,
desleal. Blind faith es fe ciega. |
| to be overshadowed |
ser eclipsado |
| guilt |
culpa. Culpable se dice guilty. |
| to try really hard |
intentar mucho |
JOHN: No, I
've beaten things,
insurmountable things, things most people have never even heard of and after all that, you think I'm going to be
done in by
this?
DR. ARCHER: You wouldn't be the first, John.
JOHN: It can't be that simple. I mean, come on, Les, you
saved me before. You can do it again,
right?
DR. ARCHER: This is different. This is aggressive. Twenty years ago you didn't want to be here. Now you don't want to
leave.
JOHN: That's because I know exactly where I'm going this time.
| to beat something |
golpear algo |
| insurmountable |
insuperable |
| to do in |
dejar a alguien muy cansado, extenuar |
| to save somebody |
salvar a alguien |
| to leave |
irse |
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