There are many misunderstandings about love in life. The illusory network makes life impossible. This is the cute network. Who can think of an enemy who is a cool-talking Internet lover. The conversation between Catherine and Joe at the cafe is full of wisdom. Catherine's opposite response is so cool, but at the same time, it does not lose conservation. Good words and good sentences, strong recommendation.JOE: Kathleen Kelly, hello. This is a 1) coincidence. wocould you mind if I sat down?
Kathleen: Yes, yes, I wocould. Actually I'm expecting someone. Thanks.
JOE: Pride and Prejudice.
Kathleen: Do you mind?
JOE: I bet you read that book every year. I bet you just love that Mr. darcy and your 2) sentimental heart just beats wildly at the thought that he and, well, you know whatever her name is, are truly honestly going to 3) end up together.
Waiter: Can I get you something?
Kathleen: No, no, he's not staying.
JOE: 4) mochachino, decaf, 5) non-fat.
Kathleen: No, you are not staying.
JOE: I'll just stay here until your friend gets here. 6) Gee, is he late?
Kathleen: the heroine of Pride and Prejudice is Elizabeth Bennet. She is one of the greatest and most 7) complex 8) characters ever written, not that you wowould know.
JOE: As a matter of fact, I 've read it.
Kathleen: Oh, well, good for you.
JOE: I think you'll discover a lot of things if you really knew me.
Kathleen: If I really knew you, I know what I wocould find instead of a brain, a 9) cash register, instead of a heart, a 10) Bottom line.
JOE: What?
Kathleen: I just had a 11) breakthrough.
JOE: What is it?
Kathleen: I have you to thank for it, for the first time in my life when 12) confronted with a 13) Horrible, 14) insensitive person I knew exactly what I wanted to say and I said it.
Joe: Well, I think you have a 15) gift for it. It was a perfect 16) blend of poetry and 17) meanness. Kathleen: Meanness, let me tell you something about meanness...
JOE: Don't misunderstand me. I'm just trying to pay you a 18) compliment. Kathleen: Oh, oh, why are you touching that? What are you doing?
JOE: Is this a red rose? No, you know it's a 19) crimson rose. Something you read about in a book, no doubt.
Kathleen: It's funny to you, isn' t it? Everything is a joke to you. Please leave. Please, please leave, I beg you... Thank you.
JOE: You know what that 20) hanky reminds me?
Kathleen: Hmm...
JOE: the first day I met you.
Kathleen: the first day you lied to me.
JOE: I didn't lie to you.
Kathleen: You did too.
Joe: No, I didn't.
Kathleen: Yes, you did.
JOE: I did not.
Kathleen: You did too.
JOE: I did not.
Kathleen: You did too.
JOE: I did not.
Kathleen: You did too. I thought all that Fox stuff was so charming. F-O-X.
Joe: Well, I didn't lie about it.
Kathleen: Joe, just call me Joe.
JOE: Sure.
Kathleen: as if you were one of those stupid 22-year old girls with no last name. hi, I'm Kimberly, hi, I'm Janice. don't they know you're supposed to have a last name? It's like They're an entire 21) generation of 22) cocktail waitresses. JOE: Look, I am not a 22-year old cocktail waitress.
Kathleen: That is not what I meant.
JOE: And when I said the thing about the Price Club and the 23) cans of 24) olive oil, that's not what I meant.
Kathleen: Oh, you poor sad multi-millionaire. I feel so sorry for you.
(Someone comes into, Kathleen raises her head and looks forward .)
JOE: take a wild guess that's not him either. So who is he, I wonder? Certainly not I, gather the world's greatest living 25) Expert on 26) Julius and Etel Rosenberg but somebody else entirely different. And will you be mean to him too?
Kathleen: No, I will not. because the man who is coming here tonight is completely unlike you. the man who is coming here tonight is kind and funny and he's got the most wonderful sense of humor.
JOE: but, he's not here.
Kathleen: Well, if he's not here he has a reason because there's not a cruel or 27) careless bone in his body. but I wouldn't expect CT you to understand anybody like that. you with your theme park 28) Multi-Level 29) homogenize the world mochachino land. you 've 30) deluded yourself into thinking that you' re some sort of 31) benefactor bringing books to the masses. but no one will ever remember you Joe Fox and maybe no one will remember me either, but plenty of people remember my mother and they think she was fine and they think her store was something special. you are nothing but a 32) suit.
JOE: That's my 33) cue. Have a good night. Word
1. Coincidence N. Coincidence
2. Sentimental A. Sentimental
3. End up; End
4. mochachino is a kind of beverage, shake together chocolate, coffee and milk
5. Nonfat A. Skim
6. Gee Int. Sound when surprised
7. Complex A. Complex
8. CHARACTER n. character; Role
9. Cash Register cashier
10. Bottom line is cruel and heartless
11. breakthrough n. breakthrough; breakthrough progress
12. Confront vt. Face-to-face
13. Horrible A. Terrible; terrible
14. Insensitive A. Feeling dull
15. Gift N. Talent; talent
16. Blend N. Hybrid
17. meanness N. Boring and mean
18. Compliment N. Compliment
19. Crimson A. Dark red
20. hanky N. handkerchief
21. Generation N. Generation 1; Generation 1
22. Cocktail N. Cocktail
23. Can N. Canned
24. Olive N. Olive; olive tree
25. Expert N. Expert; Expert
26. Julius & Etel Rosenberg, a Russian spy couple, was arrested in the United States and sentenced to life imprisonment.
27. Careless A. Careless
28. Multi-level multi-level
29. Homogenize vt. homogenization; make uniform
30. delude vt. deceive yourself unrealistically
31. benefactor N. benefactor
32. Suit N. Coat, a businessman without conscience
33. Cue N. Clues; Highlights JOE: Hello, Catherine Kelly. Coincidentally. Can I sit down?
CATHERINE: No, it's really not. In fact, I am waiting for someone. Thank you.
JOE: arrogance and prejudice.
CATHERINE: No?
JOE: I dare say you have to read this book every year. I dare say that you must have fallen in love with the gentleman, and your sense of kindness exists as soon as you think of him. Also, the one you know is what name, and finally come with him sincerely.
Waiter: What do you want?
CATHERINE: No, no. He will leave immediately.
JOE: muha coffee, caffeine-free, skim.
CATHERINE: No, you cannot stay here.
JOE: I will leave when your friend comes. Oh, God, he is late.
CATHERINE: The female Master of Pride and Prejudice is Elizabeth benate, one of the greatest and most complex roles in the novel, which you don't know.
JOE: Actually, I already read it.
CATHERINE: Oh, yes, it's good for you.
JOE: I think if you really know me, you will find a lot of things.
CATHERINE: If I really know you, I know what I will find, and I will find that you are not a thoughtful person, but a cash register, cruel and heartless.
JOE: What?
CATHERINE: I just made a breakthrough.
JOE: What breakthroughs?
CATHERINE: Thank you. When I first met a horrible and indifferent guy in my life, I knew exactly what I was trying to say and said it.
JOE: Oh, I think you have talent in this area. It was really poetic and cool.
CATHERINE: mean, let me tell you what a mean is ......
JOE: Don't get me wrong. I just want to boast of you.
CATHERINE: Oh, what are you doing with it? What do you want to do?
JOE: Is this a red rose? No, you know this is a dark red rose. It must be something in the book.
CATHERINE: Do you think it's ridiculous? It's a joke about you. Let's go. Let's go, really. I beg you ....... Thank you.
JOE: Do you know what the handkerchief reminds me?
CATHERINE: Oh ......
JOE: I saw you on the first day.
CATHERINE: You lied to me on the first day.
JOE: I am not lying.
CATHERINE: You lied.
Joe: No.
CATHERINE: you are lying.
JOE: I am not lying.
CATHERINE: you are lying.
Joe: No.
CATHERINE: you are lying.
Joe: No.
CATHERINE: You lied. I thought the forkes family was cute. Fork.
JOE: Oh, But I didn't lie to you.
CATHERINE: Joe, call me Joe.
JOE: Of course.
CATHERINE: It's like 22-year-olds who don't know their surnames. Hey, I'm Jin Boli. Hi, I'm jeenis. Do they know that you should have a surname? It's like a generation of cocktail waitress.
JOE: Hi, I'm not a 22-year-old cocktail waitress.
CATHERINE: That's not what I mean.
JOE: I was talking about the value club and olive oil tank.
CATHERINE: Oh, poor millionaire. I feel sorry for you.
(Someone enters the door and Catherine looks at it .)
JOE: Guess it's not him. I wonder who he is? Of course it will not be me, nor will it be a detective expert who has participated in the case of geris and ensel rosenberger in the world. It must be a completely different person. Will you be so mean to him?
CATHERINE: No, I won't do this to him. Because the people who are coming here tonight are totally different from you. The people who are coming here tonight are kind, funny, and have a sense of humor.
JOE: but he is not there.
CATHERINE: Well, if he doesn't come, there must be a reason, because his body is not cold and indifferent to this bone. But I won't expect you to understand that person. You and your theme park go to multi-level homogeneous world, mocarcino Park. What kind of benefactor do you think you are and bring books to the masses. But no one will remember you, Joe frokes. Maybe no one will remember me. But many people will certainly remember my mother. They think she is a good person and they think her bookstore is very special. You're just a coat.
JOE: Now I know what you think of me. Have fun. |
