EDIE: Hi Mike. Susan.
(MIKE walks back down the driveway towards the car.)
SUSAN: Edie. (sighs as she walks down to join MIKE.)
MIKE: Hey, I&`&m sorry about your house. How you holding up?
EDIE: Alright, I guess. (opens the car door and steps out.) Oh, is somebody having a party?
MIKE: No, Susan&`&s just throwing me one of her traditional welcome-to-the-neighbourhood dinners. Only I&`&m cooking. And having it at my house.
EDIE: (laughs) Traditional. Hm. I didn&`&t get one.
SUSAN: Oh, it&`&s sort of a new tradition.
MIKE: Well, it won&`&t be anything fancy, just a little home cooking.
EDIE: Mmm, that sounds so good.
NARRATOR: Susan suddenly had an awful feeling in the pit of her stomach.
EDIE: I&`&ve been having nothing but fast food lately. (rummages through MIKE&`&s grocery bags, taking out a grape and eating it seductively, staring at MIKE.)
NARRATOR: As if she was watching an accident in slow motion. She knew it would happen, but was powerless to stop it.
(MIKE turns around to look at SUSAN, cocking his head as if to ask if it&`&s okay.)
SUSAN: Edie, would you like to join us for dinner?
EDIE: Oh that&`&s so sweet. No, I don&`&t wanna intrude. Three&`&s a crowd.
MIKE: No, it&`&s not like that. I mean, Susan&`&s bringing Julie.
SUSAN: It&`&s not like that. The more the merrier.
EDIE: Well, this&`&ll be fun.
【实用句型】
How you holding up? 你还好吧?
It won&`&t be anything fancy. 就是很普通很一般的东西。
Would you like to join us for dinner? 和我们一起吃晚饭吧!
Susan&`&s bringing Julie. 苏珊也要带朱莉来呢。
It&`&s not like that. 事情不是你想的那样。