Lucy saved Peter's life by jumping onto the train tracks after he was pushed. At the hospital, Lucy tells Peter's family she is his fiancée, though she has never met Peter before. Peter's family embraces Lucy, relieved someone was there to help Peter. Lucy realizes she cannot keep up the lie about being engaged and feels trapped by the family's affection for her.
Lucy saved Peter's life by jumping onto the train tracks after he was pushed. At the hospital, Lucy tells Peter's family she is his fiancée, though she has never met Peter before. Peter's family embraces Lucy, relieved someone was there to help Peter. Lucy realizes she cannot keep up the lie about being engaged and feels trapped by the family's affection for her.
Lucy saved Peter's life by jumping onto the train tracks after he was pushed. At the hospital, Lucy tells Peter's family she is his fiancée, though she has never met Peter before. Peter's family embraces Lucy, relieved someone was there to help Peter. Lucy realizes she cannot keep up the lie about being engaged and feels trapped by the family's affection for her.
doing in here? Police Officer: Hey, buddy, she saved his life. Midge: You saved his life? Lucy: Well, yeah, yeah, but I, uh, Ox: I thought he was pushed off a train platform. Police Officer: She jumped on the tracks. Saul: You jumped on the tracks? Lucy: Yeah. Intern: Doctor it's supposed to be family Ox: Don't tell me about passes. Where the only. hell is he? Ox: She is family. Everybody: Oh, my God. What is this? Ox: Dr. Rubin: She's the fiancee, you idiot. This is my son. How is he? Lucy: Okay, look, I'm, I'm sorry. You, you, Midge: Oh, how depressing. you...you really don't understand, but..... Dr.Rubin: You can't come bursting into Elsie: You know, I'm awfully sorry because, this unit. you know, we really, we, we haven't seen Midge: He'll be all right, right? Right? Ox: him for a long time, so we didn't know. I What happened? What's going on? Dr. always wanted him to find a nice girl. I'm so Rubin: He's in a coma. glad he found you. Oh, Peter. Midge: On Christmas Day?! Jesus. Lucy: Wh-why did you say that? Dr. Rubin: His vital signs are strong. His Wanda: Say what? brain waves are good. I think he's gonna get Lucy: I'm not his fiancee. through this. Wanda: Why did you tell me that you Saul: Are you a specialist? were? Midge: How did this happen? Lucy: I'm not engaged. I've never even Lucy: Um, he was pushed from the spoken to the guy. platform at the train station. Wanda: What?! Well, do-, downstairs, you Ox: Who's she? said, you said you were gonna marry him. Wanda: She's his fiancee. Lucy: Oh, geez, I was talking to myself. Midge: His fiancee? Wanda: Well, next time you talk to Wanda: Yeah. yourself, tell yourself you're single and end Mary: Peter's fiancee? the conversation. Elise: Yeah. I thought.... Lucy: What am I gonna do? Lucy: No, he w... he wa... No, no, you don't, Wanda: I don't know. y-you don't understand. I'm.... Lucy: she held me so tight that, you know, I Elsie: Maybe he was busy? couldn't, I couldn't tell her. Ox: Oh, too busy to tell his own mother he's Wanda: I know. I know. getting married? Saul: Excuse me. Nurse, is there a Elise: All right. Don't yell at him. pharmacy in the hospital? Uh, wh-what do Ox: I'm not yelling at him! Uh, i-if only you need? Jack were here. He'd know what to do. Saul: Elsie. She wants, uh, nitroglycerine. Dr. Rubin: Is she okay? Wanda: Oh, for her heart problem? Saul: She's got a little heart problem, you Saul: Problem? Problems. You know know? She's had three attacks already. They something'? I think you saved her life. In weren't attacks. They were episodes. Nothin' fact I think you saved the whole family. wrong with her hearing. Bless you. Lucy: Huh? specialist /speʃəlɪst/ : A specialist is a person who has Wanda: Why don't you come with me? I'll a particular skill or knows a lot about a particular subject. take you down there. Ex) We brought a pecialist over from Korea. Elise: So, tell us how you met Peter. be supposed to : be expected or required to do Midge: Ma, she doesn't wanna talk about something by rules, the law, an agreement. that now, okay? ex) He was supposed to call her at six. Elsie: Why not? We could all use a nice nitroglycerine: 협심증에 특효약. 혈관 확장을 통해 심장의 경련 감소시킴. story. could all use : ~이 필요하다. ~했으면 좋겠다. (need Saul: How do you know it was nice? 보다 공손한 표현) Elise: Of course it was nice. Why shouldn't ex) I could use a hot bath. it be nice? price of eggs: 달갈의 가격같이 싸고 대수롭지 Saul: What about that other girl? What's her 않다는 표현 high and mighty : 지위가 있고 권세가 있는 사람들, name? The one he met in the bar. Elise: 오만한 사람들 Well, what's that got to do with the price of ex) She was acting all high and mighty after coming eggs? back from America. Ox: Ashley Bartlett Bacon. Ox. All I know is she was pretty high and mighty for someone named after breakfast meat. Midge: Well, he has a nice girl now. Mary: So, did you steal him from Ashley? I bet it was love at first sight. Right? I have a sense about these things. Saul: Elsie, let her tell it. Elsie: She is telling it. I bet that he picked you up in that fancy car of his. Midge: What was it about him that, you know, first struck you? Lucy: It was his, uh, smile. Ox: They're caps. Six hundred bucks a tooth. Shh! Lucy: Well, um, we saw each other and, um, he uh, smiled. And I knew that my life would never be the same. Joe Jr.: So.... Tomorrow night, eight o'clock. Lucy: What? Joe Jr: I got Ice Capades. I know a guy.
3.1 Expression & NEW WORD
burst into /b3:st |ɪntu/: 우르르 밀려들다. ex) The demonstration broke into the National Assembly Building. coma /|koʊmə/ : someone who is in a coma is in a state of deep unconsciousness Ex) She drifted in and out of a deep coma. vital sign /vaɪtl saɪn/: 활력징후(사람이 살아 있음을 보여주는 호흡, 체온, 심장 박동등의 측청치) ex) The patient’s vital signs were closely monitored get through /get θru:/ to survive a difficult or unpleasant experience or period in your life. ex) Quitting is not going to help you get through this.
Social Space and Symbolic Power Author(s) : Pierre Bourdieu Source: Sociological Theory, Spring, 1989, Vol. 7, No. 1 (Spring, 1989), Pp. 14-25 Published By: American Sociological Association