「the Dandelion clock」の抜粋部分について知りたい
- 「the Dandelion clock」からの抜粋部分についてわからない点があります。
- 特に、最後のフレーズ「All the best ones are.」の意味が理解できません。
- また、「my voice, lodged somewhere」の「lodged」の意味も教えていただきたいです。
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In my head there is a ghost of a voice: my voice, lodged somewhere out of sight in a different time. It's still a crap joke, Jamie, I hear myself saying; and a moment later, there is the ghost of Jamie's voice also: All the best ones are. ********************* 「the Dandelion clock」からの抜粋部分なのですが、 最後のAll the best ones are. の意味がよくわかりません。 またmy voice, lodged somewhere ～のlodgedの意味は心に留まる、記憶に残る、という意味ですか？ 教えてください。お願いします。
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結構難しい文の一説のようですね。ここだけうまく訳せるかわかりませんが、試してみます。 --- 私の頭のなかに、別の声が聞こえる: 私の声。普段は見えない別の場所に潜んでいる。 Jamie, バカバカしいジョークにすぎないんだけど、私自身が話しているのが聞こえるの。そしてしばらくするとJamieの別の声も聞こえる: それはすごく良いことを言っているの。 All the best ones are のonesは、自分のghostの声とJamieのghost の声の事かと思います。 上の訳ではghostを”別の声”と意訳しちゃいましたが、直訳が難しいのでそのまま訳すとしたらゴーストの声。自分の幽霊、架空の自分。要は別の自分。 All the bestは、最高のですが、onesが自分とJamieの別の声とすると、その語りかけてくる内容が最高に良い、いいことを言っていると言うことかと想像しました。 my voice, lodged somewhere out of sight in a different time in a different time は、別の時には。今じゃない時。つまり普段は。 somewhere out of sight は目に見えない何処か。声の事なので目に見えないどこかと訳すのもちょっと気が引けましたがとりあえず。 lodged は、泊まる、とどまる、ですがここでは”宿っている”といいたくなるのですがちょっと大げさなんのであっさりと、”潜んでいる” 記憶に残ると言う意味ではないと言うニュアンスを伝えたいのではないと思いますが、結果的には頭のどこかに残っているので、それが自分の別の声として聞こえてくると言うことなのでしょう。
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> All the best ones are これは 『不思議の国のアリス (Alice in Wonderland)』 を少し変えたものですね。原文は All the best people are. で、「いい人ってのは、みんな頭が変なのよ」 ということらしい。 > lodge 下記の辞書を見ると to (cause to) become stuck in a place or position: とあります。 http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/lodge それなら a voice:lodged somewhere out of sight in a different time は、「どこか別な時代の、見えない場所に居座ってる (人の) 声」 みたいに感じられる、ということを言っているのかも。
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『不思議の国のアリス (Alice in Wonderland)』 にも似たようなフレーズがあるんですね。 lodgeについて辞書のリンクを貼って解説していただいてありがとうございました。 回答ありがとうございます。
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～Think you can come up with something for her?' In my head there is a ghost of a voice: my voice, lodged somewhere out of sight in a different time. It's still a crap joke, Jamie, I hear myself saying; and a moment later, there is the ghost of Jamie's voice also: All the best ones are. I say, ‘I'll try.'（前回の終わりの部分です） ‘Good. I’ve been up to look over the gallery. Paul Horshot’s in charge. It’s going to be tremendous, Alex. There’s advance publicity coming out right now. Deborah’s working the press for us, and we’ll probably do a preview showing the day before it opens – get the reviews out on the day, which should be good. And Alan Harper wants you to say something at a kind of drinks and vol-au-vents bash, which I know isn’t your kind of thing, but would be very good for the momentum of it all. It’s – wait a moment – it’s two days before, on the twenty-second. It shouldn’t be too difficult. Alex? Alex, are you there?’ ****************************************** 「The Dandelion clock」からの英文です。 ：主人公のAlexと知人と思われるMaxが電話で話している場面です。 And Alan Harper wants you to say something at a kind of drinks and vol-au-vents bash, which I know isn’t your kind of thing,～で、I know isn’t your kind of thingの個所がわからないのですが、”drinks and vol-au-vents bashについては君のわからない分野だと思うけど”、みたいなことを言っているのでしょうか？ It’s – wait a moment – it’s two days before, on the twenty-second. で言っているのは、a preview showingがthe galleryがオープンする２日前に開かれる、ということですか？on the twenty-secondというのは22日？secondのところがわかりません。22日はtwenty-twoですか？ It shouldn’t be too difficult.それは難しすぎる・・・shouldn't beの意味の取り方がわかりません。またitが指しているものはa preview showingですか？ 教えてください。お願いします。
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the room is the wrong colour. All the rooms are wrong. I have to change them back. Moving quickly – eagerly – I leave the paintings in the middle of the room and turn my back to them, getting brushes, a screwdriver, levering the lids from the cans of emulsion. I look at the empty expanse of the wall, ready for new paint, and take a deep breath.（前回の終わりの部分です） * * * The Art rooms smell of turpentine and oils – chalk, charcoal – white spirit— The picture I have made is the still life we are supposed to draw, but there is something else – a face breaking through the surface of the picture, half submerged there – his face – Jamie’s face— As soon as I can, I scramble over the wall to wait for Jamie. I have endured the morning’s story with my father and am free now until lunch. It is hot back here already; the sun rises at the head of the valley and sets down over the water, and though this side catches it a little more fully, the whole of Altesa is bathed in light from mid-morning through to sunset. The stones of the waste ground here soak up the heat and hold it, and even after dusk will be warm to the touch, as though alive. Jamie is nowhere to be seen. After a few minutes of walking back and forth, I settle down to wait, finding a comfortable place to sit and raking together a pile of pebbles to throw at the larger rocks. It is warm and I feel lazy and happy. ****************************************** 主人公のAlexはartistで、展示会に備えるために、幼い頃過ごしたイタリアに戻ってきています。この英文は現在からまた過去のシーンに戻っているように思われます。 The picture I have made is the still life we are supposed to draw, but there is something else の中のThe picture I have made is the still life とは静物画のことですか？we are supposed to draw私たちが描くと思われる？？受動態になっているのがよくわかりません。なぜなのでしょうか？ a face breaking through the surface of the picture, half submerged there – his face – Jamie’s face—について、これは、静物画の表面にJamieの顔が浮かび上がっているような感じなのでしょうか？ I have endured the morning’s story with my father and am free now until lunch.の中のthe morning's storyとは朝食の時の会話のことですか？ the sun rises at the head of the valley and sets down over the water,のsets downは、沈む、という意味ですか？ After a few minutes of walking back and forth, I settle down to wait, finding a comfortable place to sit and raking together a pile of pebbles to throw at the larger rocks. でraking together a pile of pebbles to throw at the larger rocks. とありますが、つまり大きな岩に小石を投げて遊ぶ、みたいな意味でしょうか？ 教えてください。 お願いします。
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My parents still talk about it sometimes. He makes me tell him about the people – the figures he’s seen around town, the other children, our neighbours. I pour out all of Lena’s patchwork history of the town while he sits, attentive, soaking it up again. And I tell him the things Lena doesn’t know, or doesn’t like to mention: like Lucia being a witch. Like Signor Ferucci. （前回の終わりの部分です） ‘Up there on the side of the valley,’ I say, pointing out the window. ‘Well, you can’t really see it from here. But there’s a big white house, and it’s got a wall all round, high up, and gates. For miles. And he lives in there and he never comes out. Well, hardly ever.’ ‘Have you ever seen him?’ Jamie asks. ‘Well, sometimes. In town. He’s got a beard and he looks a bit scary. He’s really tall.’ ‘Is it a mad beard – like, all wild?’ ‘No,’ I say, slightly surprised. ‘No, it’s neat.’ ‘Oh.’ ‘Nobody knows what he does in there,’ I add. ‘Lena says—’ There’s a pause. I concentrate very hard on not going away from Jamie. He doesn’t always mind it when I do, but sometimes I sense that he is a little worried. Lena’s word comes drifting back to me. ‘Lena says he’s – recluse,’ I say. ‘What’s that?’ ‘Someone – someone who doesn’t like to come out.’ ‘Why?’ ‘I don’t know.’ ‘Maybe he’s a vampire,’ Jamie says. ‘Yeah.’ I think for a moment, and something else comes back to me. ‘I think he used to be that other thing,’ I say vaguely. The word hits. ‘Politician.’ Jamie says, ‘I’ve got a whole story about vampires from a haunted tomb in one of these.’ He indicates the several stacks of comics that are lined up against the wall of his room. ****************************************** 主人公のAlexはartistで、展示会に備えるために、幼い頃過ごしたイタリアに戻ってきています。この英文は幼い頃の回想シーンです。 But there’s a big white house, and it’s got a wall all round, high up, and gates. For miles.のFor milesはどうやって訳すのでしょうか？ I concentrate very hard on not going away from Jamie. を訳すと、僕は Jamieから去らないことに非常に一生懸命に集中した、ですか？これはどういう意味なのでしょうか？ 教えてください。お願いします。
- ベストアンサー
- 英語
お礼
抜粋部分でわかりにくかったと思いますが、全体的に訳して解説してくださって内容が大体掴めた感じです。 回答ありがとうございます。