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His name is David Nolan, and that’s his wife Kathryn.
他叫戴维诺兰 那是他老婆凯思林
And the joy on her face…well…
她脸上的喜悦之色
It’s put me in quite the forgiving mood.
让我的心都变软了
We’ll talk about your insubordination later.
回头再跟你算不听话的帐
Do you know what insubordination means?
你知道不听话意味着什么吗
It means you’re grounded.
意味着你被禁足了
Thank you.
谢谢
Thank you for finding my David.
谢谢你找到我的戴维
Um, I don’t…I don’t understand.
我不 我不明白
You didn’t…you didn’t know that he was here in a coma?
你不 之前你不知道他在这里昏迷了吗
A few years ago, David and I were…not getting along.
几年前 戴维和我 相处得并不好
It was my fault. I know that now.
是我的错 我现在知道了
I was difficult and unsupportive.
我不随和也没给他什么帮助
I told him if he didn’t like things, he could leave,
我跟他说如果他不喜欢 可以离开
and he did,
于是他离开了
and I didn’t stop him.
我也没有阻止他
It was the worst mistake I ever made.
这是我犯过的最愚蠢的错误
You didn’t go look for him?
你没找过他吗
I assumed he’d left town all this time.
我以为他这段时间不在镇上
Now I know why I never heard from him.
现在知道他为什么音讯全无了
Now I get to do what I’ve wanted to do forever…
现在我可以做我一直想做的事了
Say ‘I am sorry’.
说对不起

重点解释

insubordination:
名词 n.
1.不顺从
Two officers were reported for insubordination.
两名军官被举报违抗命令。

get along:
1.过活
We can get along without your help.
没有你的帮忙我们也能过日子。
2.进展
How is he getting along with his studies?
他学习上进展如何?
3.和睦相处
He gets along well with his boss.
他和老板相处得很好

hear from:
收到...的信(或电报等)
I haven't heard from him since he telephoned.
自从那次他来电话后,我一直没有收到他的来信。
hear about（sth.） ：听说，得知
hear from (sb.)： 收到......的信
hear out（sth.）： 听完

forgive:
及物动词 vt. [W]
1.原谅,宽恕[(+for)][O1]
We forgave him his rudeness.
我们原谅了他的无礼。
I've already forgiven you.
我已经原谅了你。
He forgave her for what she had said to him.
他原谅她对他说过的那些话。
2.豁免[O1]
I'll forgive you the debt.
你欠的债我不要你还了。