關(guān)于嗜血破曉:不當(dāng)吸血鬼的人類(lèi)的情景會(huì)話

　　Lily: Anne, do you like vampire?

　　安妮，你喜歡吸血鬼嗎?

　　Anne: Yes, I do. I think they are quite cool and mysterious.

　　喜歡。我覺(jué)得他們很酷，而且很神秘。

　　Lily: So would you like to be a vampire if you have a chance?

　　那如果給你機(jī)會(huì)，你會(huì)想成為吸血鬼嗎?

　　Anne: Not. It’s too cruel to drink human blood, and that make me feel like a beast. What’s more, vampire can’t walk around under the sun.

　　不會(huì)。吸人血太殘忍了，而且會(huì)讓我覺(jué)得像只禽獸。而且吸血鬼不能曬太陽(yáng)。

　　Lily: That’s the disadvantage. So have you ever seen Daybreakers?

　　那確實(shí)很不好。那你看過(guò)嗜血破曉嗎?

　　Anne: Yes. In this movie, the vampires make up the majority of population with only 5% of the human race remaining, so the vampire’s food supply meets great crisis.

　　看過(guò)。在影片中，吸血鬼占了絕大部分的人口，人類(lèi)只有5%，所以吸血鬼的食物面臨了巨大的危機(jī)。

　　Lily: So how do you think of the film, interesting or disgusting?

　　那你覺(jué)得這部電影怎么樣，有趣還是惡心?

　　Anne: I think it’s a good movie, it reflects human lust, and tells us to cherish our human life.

　　我覺(jué)得那是部好電影，它揭露了人性的貪婪，并告訴我們要珍惜人類(lèi)的生命。

　　Lily: Indeed. If human beings just obey the law of life and never want more of live forever, it wouldn’t happen.

　　的確。如果人們遵守生命法則，并且不會(huì)想要太多，或者長(zhǎng)生不老，那就不會(huì)發(fā)生。

　　Anne: Right. Nature is nature. Against the law means dark future.

　　對(duì)啊。大自然就是大自然。違背法則意味著黑暗的將來(lái)。